2024 Broncos' Season, Week 4


Week 4: Denver Broncos 10, New York Jets 9
Season Record: 2-2 (0-1 Home)
Key Play: In the Fourth Quarter, with less than a minute left and no timeouts, Jets' kicker Greg Zeurlein missed a 50-yard attempt that would have given the Jets a lead. It sealed the win.

Recap: The Broncos' defense has been impressive all season. The Broncos' offense hasn't always been impressive. On Sunday, in rainy and terrible conditions in New York, the offense did just enough. Bo Nix only threw for 60 yards on 12 completions, but he had his first touchdown of the season. It was enough to overcome three field goals from the Jets and give the Broncos a narrow lead on the road. This is the second unexpected victory in a row as the Broncos prepare for a two-game home stand against the Raiders and Chargers. Don't look now, but the Broncos might have a little something going, especially if that defense holds up. Vance Joseph is the early season MVP.

Game Balls:
* Courtland Sutton. Sutton caught three passes for 60 yards and a touchdown.
* Javonte Williams. It wasn't a 100-yard day, but Williams looked strong in running hard for 77 yards. It's hopeful sign.
* P.J. Locke and Cody Barton. The pair took over in the middle and led the team with 10 tackles each, while Locke had a key sack as well.

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