Denver Broncos Triumph in London, Leave Jets as NFL’s Sole Winless Team

The Denver Broncos secured a hard-fought 13-11 victory over the New York Jets in London, leaving the Jets as the NFL’s only winless team. This defensive showdown took place at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium on Sunday.

Key Game Highlights

Both teams struggled offensively, but Denver’s defense proved dominant. Quarterback Bo Nix connected for the game’s sole touchdown at the end of the first quarter. This vital play came after a series of defensive stands from the Broncos.

Defensive Dominance

• The Broncos’ defense recorded nine sacks against Jets’ quarterback Justin Fields.
• This number equaled the total successful pass attempts made by Fields throughout the game.
• Denver limited New York to a mere 45 passing yards and 59 rushing yards.

Scoring Breakdown

Despite being a home game for the Jets, the crowd had a prominent Broncos presence, with many fans donned in bright orange jerseys. The game began with a turnover that allowed the Jets to kick a field goal, giving them an early lead.

• Nick Folk successfully converted a 52-yard field goal to start the scoring.
• The Broncos tied the game with a 57-yard field goal shortly after.
• Folk added a second field goal, set up by a 72-yard kickoff return from Kene Nwangwu.

Nix’s touchdown pass to tight end Nate Adkins was the breakthrough for Denver, sending their supporters into a frenzy.

Second Half Challenges

New York managed to rally early in the second half, scoring their third field goal, narrowing the gap to just one point. However, shaky play from both teams marked the game. The Broncos even gifted the Jets a two-point safety due to an offensive penalty in their end zone.

Final Moments

In a tense last few minutes, a crucial fumble by New York was initially ruled an incomplete pass, preserving their possession. However, a late field goal from Denver put them back in the lead.

• Jonathon Cooper and Brandon Jones combined for a final sack on Fields, sealing the game for the Broncos.
• Bo Nix successfully managed the clock to secure the win for Denver, improving their record to 4-2.

This victory left the Jets with a disheartening 0-6 start to their season, continuing their search for a first win. Coach Aaron Glenn is under pressure as he seeks to turn the team’s fortunes around.

Nix praised his defense, noting, “Nine sacks is a lot. That’s really good for our defense.” The Broncos showcased a remarkable defensive performance, making this game one to remember.