Which Denver Broncos players were the best on offense in week one?
The Denver Broncos came away with a disappointing loss and only 14 points from their young offense in the season opener against the Tennessee Titans, but that doesn’t mean there were no positives to take away from that side of the ball all game.
There were times the Broncos’ offense moved the ball really well and executed the new offense being installed by coordinator Pat Shurmur, and there were unfortunately times when it looked like the team needed more of an offseason or preseason games — something to get all on the same page.
Missing the best player on the offense — wide receiver Courtland Sutton — certainly wasn’t helpful for Drew Lock and the rest of the skill players, but overall, there were some really fun takeaways from week one, even in defeat.
The Denver Broncos have the youngest offense in the NFL with their starters an average age of 25.
Which offensive players had the best performances in week one?
Let’s take a look at the top three with an honorable mention from a disappointing week in the win/loss column, but an encouraging week with a lot of easily fixable mistakes.