2022 Broncos' Season, Week 15

 


Week 15: Denver Broncos 24, Arizona Cardinals 15
Season Record: 4-10 (3-4 Home)
Key Play: In the Third Quarter, trailing 9-3, the Broncos drove the ball down and Marlon Mack ran in for the touchdown from three yards out to give the Broncos a 10-9 lead. It was the start of three second half touchdowns for Denver, to take the win.

Recap: A battle of backup quarterbacks. No Kyler Murray and no Russell Wilson, with no playoff prospects for either team. It was decent weather and the Broncos made the most of it all, playing stout defense and doing enough on offense to get the win. It was a decent performance and it's always nice to get a win. The Broncos have a chance in the next game, too, battling the Rams on Christmas Day in a game that looks a lot different than what it looked to be in August. Maybe we'll even get Russell Wilson back. The season won't end in the playoffs, but it's time to look ahead and see who might be a decent contributor in the future.

Game Balls:
* Latavius Murray. Murray hasn't had any huge days since joining the Broncos, but he was great Sunday, rushing for 130 yards and a touchdown.
* Justin Simmons. The Broncos' All Pro safety had two interceptions Sunday, a great effort on defense.

Lingering Questions:
* The Future. The question now is what to expect from the Broncos in the future. And if they win some games down the stretch, will it change the future for Nathaniel Hackett?

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