Denver, CO
Oct 27, 2024
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In a dynamic Week 8 matchup, the Denver Broncos overpowered the Carolina Panthers 28-14, elevating Denver's record to 5-3. Bryce Young, starting for the Panthers amidst injuries, delivered an early 6-yard touchdown pass to Xavier Legette. However, the Broncos swiftly seized momentum with Bo Nix leading a potent offense, completing 28 of 37 passes for 284 yards and three touchdowns. Denver's defense was equally imposing, stifling Young with two interceptions and two sacks, demonstrating a balanced team effort.
Bo Nix's command was evident as he engineered three second-quarter touchdowns, including a rushing score to establish a 21-7 advantage at halftime. Denver's offense converted crucial third downs, going 11 for 17, while Carolina faltered after its initial drive. Despite a spirited late effort from Carolina, including a 15-yard touchdown to Jalen Coker, the Broncos maintained their lead, exemplified by a pivotal third-quarter interception from Patrick Surtain II. Denver's victory underscored their growing cohesion under Sean Payton's leadership.
Bryce Young (CAR)
Young found Xavier Legette for a 6-yard touchdown on the opening drive, marking his first career opening drive TD and setting an early tone for Carolina before their offense lost momentum.
Bo Nix (DEN)
Nix responded sharply with a 3-yard TD pass to Nate Adkins, leveling the score and catalyzing Denver's commanding offensive showcase.
Bo Nix (DEN)
Nix connected with Adam Trautman for a 19-yard touchdown, making it the Broncos first TD by a tight end this season, leveraging National Tight Ends Day with flair.
Bo Nix (DEN)
Showcasing versatility, Nix ran in for a 1-yard touchdown, capping an explosive first half and marking his fourth rushing TD of the season.
Bo Nix (DEN)
Found Jaleel McLaughlin on a 9-yard completion post a failed Carolina fake punt, widening Denver's lead to a commanding 28-7.
Pat Surtain II (DEN)
Intercepted Young's pass at the Denver 11-yard line, quelling a potential Carolina threat and solidifying Denver's defensive hold.
Jalen Coker (CAR)
Coker completed a 98-yard drive with his first career touchdown catch, a 15-yard reception, showing resilience in a late offensive push.
Johnny Hekker (CAR)
Failed to complete a fake punt pass to Sam Franklin Jr., resulting in a turnover and setting up Denver's drive for a crucial third-quarter touchdown.
Shy Tuttle (CAR)
Recovered a fumble early in the game at midfield, setting up Carolina's opening touchdown drive.
Bo Nix (DEN, QB)
A masterful performance saw this rookie throw for 284 yards and rush for his fourth touchdown of the season, playing a central role in Denver's offensive dynamism.
Courtland Sutton (DEN, WR)
After a few quiet weeks, this receiver burst into the spotlight with 100 yards on eight receptions, contributing vital gains despite a fumble at the 1-yard line.
Pat Surtain II (DEN, DB)
Made a crucial interception to shut down a Carolina drive, exemplifying Denver's defensive surge and maintaining pressure throughout the game.
Bryce Young (CAR, QB)
Made an impact with his return to the starting role, throwing for 224 yards, two touchdowns, and battling through adversity despite two interceptions.
Xavier Legette (CAR, WR)
Burst onto the scene with a quick touchdown connection with Young, marking a positive start before the team's offensive struggles.
Jalen Coker (CAR, WR)
This undrafted rookie caught his first NFL touchdown, adding 78 yards on four receptions and showing promise for Carolina's receiving corps.
Shy Tuttle (CAR, DL)
Playing a gritty game on the line, Tuttle recovered two fumbles, including one that led to Carolina's initial score, and was instrumental in counteracting Denver's receivers.
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