Which Broncos players could make an impact in week two who didn’t in week one?
The Denver Broncos went toe-to-toe with the Tennessee Titans, the AFC runner-up in 2019, without their best offensive (Courtland Sutton) and defensive (Von Miller) players.
There are no moral victories in the standings and the Broncos obviously have to make lemonade with whatever players are available, but it’s encouraging to see the team’s depth is much better than in years past, and some key players are getting healthy from camp or injuries suffered before the regular season.
Heading into the second week of the 2020 season with an 0-1 record is not preferable but things could be getting better for the Broncos sooner rather than later.
It was encouraging to see outside linebacker Bradley Chubb back in action and playing roughly two-thirds of the defensive snaps, coming out of that game unscathed. It was also encouraging to see guys like Graham Glasgow back and Bryce Callahan playing all but a couple of snaps.
Although the injury news for the Broncos hasn’t been great in recent weeks, it could be getting at least a little better heading into the team’s week two matchup against the Pittsburgh Steelers.
Which players could make an impact against the Steelers who weren’t available or out there for the week one matchup against Tennessee?