2022 Broncos' Season, Week 12

 


Week 12: Carolina Panthers 23, Denver Broncos 10
Season Record: 3-7 (2-3 Home)
Key Play: In the Fourth Quarter, trailing 20-3, the Broncos' Jalen Virgil received a kickoff and fumbled. The Panthers recovered and scored another field goal to stretch it to a 20-point lead.

Recap: What's left to say. I entered this season thinking the Broncos could win 11 or 12 games. At this point, I'd be surprised to see them win five games. They still have two with the Chiefs and one with the Chargers. The Broncos are 3-7 and just lost by double digits to a Panthers' team that was so poor it fired its coach after five games. That's a grim sign. The Broncos are cruising toward a Top 5 draft pick, which is really too bad since the Seahawks own the Broncos' pick. The team needs to rebuild or start over. How is that going to happen? It's unclear but as the team is cruising toward another losing season, it's time to start wondering what or if George Paton can right the ship this off-season. Meanwhile, I'm not excited to see the final six games of the Broncos' season.

Lingering Questions:
* Coaching Situation. The Broncos are historically bad. Nathaniel Hackett seems to be out of his depth. Will that result in a change? It should, but I'm not certain it will.

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