Broncos Overcome 14-Point Deficit to Defeat Eagles, First Road Win vs Super Bowl Defending Champions Since 1986
Broncos Overcome 14-Point Deficit to Defeat Eagles, First Road Win vs Super Bowl Defending Champions Since 1986

Broncos Overcome 14-Point Deficit to Defeat Eagles, First Road Win vs Super Bowl Defending Champions Since 1986

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The Denver Broncos secured a notable 21-17 upset victory over the undefeated Philadelphia Eagles in Week 5, marking a significant achievement as they overcame a 14+ point deficit entering the fourth quarter, a feat not accomplished by any NFL team since 2018. Starting quarterback Bo Nix played the entire game and was instrumental in the comeback, demonstrating resilience under head coach Sean Payton's leadership despite the team's struggles with penalties and missed opportunities. Six Broncos players were inactive during the game, including quarterback Sam Ehlinger and running back Jaleel McLaughlin, while backup quarterback Jarrett Stidham did not play. Additionally, tight end Lucas Krull was placed on short-term injured reserve with a foot injury and will miss at least four games, potentially increasing opportunities for other offensive players like Evan Engram. The Broncos' victory, achieved on the road against the defending Super Bowl champions, signals a turning point for the team as they aim to build momentum in the season. This win also ended a long-standing streak of difficulties in close games and large fourth-quarter deficits for Denver.

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