Denver Broncos snap 37-game 100-yard rusher drought with 28-3 win over Bengals

The Brisbane Broncos, a historically successful rugby league club with six premierships, have been labeled underachievers over the past two decades, having not won a premiership since 2006 despite strong resources and talent. They have made two grand final appearances since but have failed to secure a title, reflecting a disappointing stretch for a club of their stature. Meanwhile, in American football, the Denver Broncos recently showcased one of their best performances since the Peyton Manning era, gaining 512 yards of total offense in a dominant 28-3 win over the Cincinnati Bengals. Quarterback Bo Nix threw for 326 yards, and running back J.K. Dobbins rushed over 100 yards, marking the first 100-yard rushing game under head coach Sean Payton. This victory marked the Broncos' improved offensive output and helped them achieve a 2-2 record, snapping a streak without a 100-yard rusher that dated back to 37 games. The Broncos' offense showed efficiency and control, holding the Bengals to just field goals and capitalizing on multiple scoring drives.