Denver Broncos: How to fix the team for the long-term future

After the Denver Broncos’ third straight loss, this time at the hands of the coachless Las Vegas Raiders, it’s clear that the current administration and personnel in place cannot be a long-term solution.

After week 3, the Denver Broncos looked to be one of the best teams in the NFL.  After week 6, the Denver Broncos look to be one of the worst coached, uninspiring, and most undisciplined teams in the NFL.

It’s quite insane how quickly things can change, but I suppose we Denver Broncos’ fans should be used to it by now.

What’s even crazier is that the Broncos, at 3-3, are still just a game behind in the AFC West race and are still very much in the playoff hunt.

The Denver Broncos need plenty of fixing in a short time

However, the team has given us no indication that they can put a competitive team out on the field, and it’s clear that major changes are needed for in-season and beyond.

The Vic Fangio head coaching administration is not capable of coaching a decent football team, and, according to Benjamin Allbright, the coaching staff is perhaps beginning to lose some players.

Changes are probably coming during the season, but I want to look at the more long-term issues the team will have, as it’s clear that some within the organization are looking towards 2022 and beyond.