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Broncos Collect Fourth Win of the Season with Dominant Performance

The Denver Broncos are on a roll, and their latest victory against the New Orleans Saints is a testament to their growing momentum. With a 33-10 win, the Broncos improved their record to 4-3, their best start since 2016.

A Familiar Formula for Success

Head coach Sean Payton’s simple yet effective game plan paid off once again. The Broncos’ defense was solid, rookie quarterback Bo Nix played turnover-free football, and the team’s running game was unstoppable, racking up over 200 yards on the ground.

Slow Starts Remain a Concern

Despite their winning ways, the Broncos still struggle to get out of the gate quickly. In their last five games, they’ve had 20 punts, two interceptions, and two fumbles in the first half. However, against the injury-ravaged Saints, they managed to put together two field-goal drives in their next two possessions.

Bo Nix: A Work in Progress

Nix’s mobility is undoubtedly his strongest asset, and he showcased it once again with 61 yards rushing against the Saints. While his passing numbers were decent, finishing 13-of-21 for 134 yards in the first half, he still struggles with inconsistent footwork, missing opportunities for big plays.

Silver Lining: Defense Steps Up

Despite losing cornerback Pat Surtain II to a concussion, the Broncos’ defense has proven it can still deliver. They held the Saints to just 105 yards in the second half and added a defensive touchdown from linebacker Cody Barton in the fourth quarter.

Saints Struggle to Find Answers

The New Orleans Saints, on the other hand, are in free fall. With a 2-5 record, they’ve lost five games in a row, getting outscored 60-10 in the last six quarters. Their defense, once the team’s backbone, has been getting worse by the week, entering this contest last in total defense.

Rock Bottom for the Saints

The game was a disaster for the Saints, with their offense unable to score and their defense looking almost as bad as last week. Former All-Pro defensive back Richard Sherman didn’t mince words at halftime, criticizing the team’s effort and suggesting they seemed to want to get their coach fired.

Next Up

The Broncos will welcome the Carolina Panthers to their home turf on October 27, while the Saints face the Los Angeles Chargers next week after their mini-bye.

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