Broncos Focus on Raiders After Jets Victory
Broncos Focus on Raiders After Jets Victory

Broncos Focus on Raiders After Jets Victory

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Denver Broncos head coach Sean Payton emphasizes the importance of division games as the team prepares to face the Las Vegas Raiders, aiming to improve their record to 3-2. The team faces challenges in utilizing tight end Greg Dulcich effectively, whose chemistry with rookie quarterback Bo Nix has yet to result in significant on-field production despite staying healthy. Additionally, the Broncos' inside linebacker corps has been reshuffled following a season-ending injury to Alex Singleton, with Cody Barton stepping up as the new defensive signal-caller, earning praise for his and Justin Strnad's performance in a recent victory against the Jets. The defense performed admirably against the Jets, holding them to just 248 total yards, showcasing the impact of Vance Joseph's coaching. Despite previous criticisms of Joseph, his defensive strategies have proven effective. Meanwhile, a former coach reflects on the pressures and emotional toll of coaching, following a tumultuous career path that resonates with the high-stakes environment in professional football.

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