Mile High Report · Nov 23, 2020
Encouraging signs in Broncos win over Miami
Isaiah J. Downing-USA TODAY Sports Who among us wasn’t forecasting disaster early in the 1st quarter when Drew Lock threw that interception?
For as ugly as the game began, it’s admirable that the Denver Broncos fought through those early struggles to ultimately beat the Miami Dolphins at home.
What Broncos fans saw on Sunday was the synergy of sustained drives and a stifling defense. Offensively, the story of the game was the Broncos ability to run the ball. Melvin Gordon and Phillip Lindsay combined for 166-yards on the ground.
