Bo Nix has a quiet outing but does enough as Broncos win
Broncos quarterback Bo Nix did just enough in Week 5 to secure a win over the Chargers, in a low-key performance.
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Broncos quarterback Bo Nix did just enough in Week 5 to secure a win over the Chargers, in a low-key performance.
Read on Yahoo SportsJustin Herbert fumbled and threw an interception in the fourth quarter as the Chargers lost 23-17 to the Broncos. The defeat leaves Los Angeles at 0-5 on the season.
Read on Yahoo SportsWith just over 10 minutes left and the ball in their own territory, the Chargers chose to go for it on fourth down instead of punting, a call by coach Jim Harbaugh. The Broncos stopped them and drew even.
Read on NBC SportsChargers wide receiver Tre’ Harris suffered a hamstring injury during the game against the Broncos. It is another blow for the Los Angeles Chargers.
Read on Yahoo SportsThe Chargers are bringing Scott Matlock and Branson Taylor back from injured reserve ahead of this week's game against the Broncos.
Read on Yahoo SportsThe Chargers moved quarterback Trey Lance to injured reserve as part of several roster moves ahead of Sunday's game against the Broncos.
Read on Yahoo SportsOffensive coordinator Davis Webb said he was disappointed with the offense's start to the season. He remains confident the Broncos are close to getting back on track.
Read on Yahoo SportsDenver placed wide receiver Pat Bryant on short-term injured reserve and signed Lil’Jordan Humphrey to the active roster. They also added a safety to the practice squad. Bryant was reportedly likely to miss four games.
Read on Yahoo SportsThe Chargers will play this week's game against the Broncos without Joe Alt, Derwin James and Quentin Johnston, according to the team's injury report.
Read on Yahoo SportsChargers offensive tackle Rashawn Slater underwent a tight-rope procedure on his ankle, intended to speed his return from a high-ankle sprain. The team described the surgery as successful.
Read on Yahoo SportsBroncos head coach Sean Payton is again calling the offensive plays. He had stepped away from that role after promoting Davis Webb to offensive coordinator, a move that surprised given Payton's extensive experience.
Read on Yahoo SportsCoach Sean Payton said Thursday he will call the offensive plays starting Sunday against the Chargers. Denver is trying to jump-start an offense that has been struggling.
Read on ESPNSean Payton confirmed he will call the Broncos' offensive plays again. He had handed those duties to offensive coordinator Davis Webb, but the results have been underwhelming.
Read on NBC SportsDenver is moving to a more collaborative approach to calling plays this week, with coach Sean Payton more involved in the process, according to sources cited by ESPN and NFL Network.
Read on ESPNDenver's offense ranks in the bottom 10 in almost every category through four games. Sean Payton decided he could not let the unit keep struggling without him calling the plays.
Read on Yahoo SportsAfter just four weeks with a different approach, Payton will resume calling plays. The Broncos are hoping to jump-start an offense that has been struggling.
Read on CBS SportsAfter four weeks of a struggling offense under Davis Webb, Denver head coach Sean Payton will call the plays himself. The source is an opinion piece.
Read on Yahoo SportsAccording to NBC Sports, the Broncos are describing a shakeup on the offensive side as an effort toward more collaboration. The outlet treats that framing with a skeptical tone.
Read on NBC SportsReports from Brandon Stokley and Pro Football Talk's Mike Florio say Sean Payton will take on a more active play-calling role this week, when the Broncos face the Chargers.
Read on Yahoo SportsStarting left tackle Rashawn Slater suffered a high ankle sprain on Sunday and is expected to miss time. NFL Network's Ian Rapoport reported more bad news on Wednesday for the Chargers' offensive line ahead of the Broncos game.
Read on Yahoo SportsBroncos head coach Sean Payton said he does not believe cornerback Pat Surtain II or wide receiver Pat Bryant will be placed on injured reserve, either short-term or season-ending. Both players left Sunday's loss.
Read on Yahoo SportsBroncos cornerbacks Patrick Surtain II and Pat Bryant both hurt their ankles in Sunday's loss to the 49ers. Coach Sean Payton said he doesn't think either player will end up on injured reserve.
Read on NBC SportsSean Payton said fixing Denver's offensive problems comes down to the specifics and detail of each play rather than who is calling the plays.
Read on ESPNDenver had several worrying injuries on Sunday but received mostly encouraging updates. Two injured players will not be placed on injured reserve, according to Wednesday's practice report.
Read on Yahoo SportsDenver wide receiver Pat Bryant was unable to practice after getting hurt in Week 4.
Read on Yahoo SportsA preview of the upcoming matchup between the Chargers and Broncos suggests Denver's underwhelming play could give the Chargers' offense a chance to produce.
Read on Yahoo SportsDenver travels to Los Angeles on Sunday after a loss to the 49ers. The Broncos aim to keep the Chargers winless.
Read on Yahoo SportsPat Surtain II, a cornerback for the Broncos, received a good prognosis after undergoing medical imaging on Tuesday.
Read on Yahoo SportsDenver Broncos wide receiver Pat Bryant got encouraging results on his ankle injury after an MRI exam on Tuesday.
Read on Yahoo SportsThe linebacker topped San Francisco with 12 tackles in Sunday's win. Afterward he spoke about feeling ignored and disrespected during his only season with the Broncos.
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