Sean Payton’s frustrations were evident as it stood at the podium during Tuesday’s end-of-the-season press conference. Although he thought the Broncos made progress during his first season as the head coach, the inconsistent effort from the offense was a problem.
“Were we as good as we expected or wanted to be offensively this year? Absolutely not. Just look at the numbers,” Payton said.
Denver was a shell of the dynamic offenses Payton constructed in New Orleans. The Broncos finished their season 28th in total offensive yards (298.4), 18th in rushing yards (106.5) and 24th in passing yards (191.