Broncos Aim to Ground Jets in London
The Denver Broncos will look to build on their recent momentum as they travel to London to take on the winless New York Jets in Week 6 of the NFL season. After upsetting the previously undefeated Philadelphia Eagles last week, the Broncos are hoping to secure their third consecutive victory.
Broncos Riding High After Emotional Win
The Broncos' 27-24 victory over the Eagles was an emotional one, with quarterback Bo Nix leading a late touchdown drive to secure the win. Broncos owner and CEO Greg Penner praised the team's resilience, saying "this team has shown a lot of resilience" in their strong start to the season.
Jets Seeking First Win, Broncos Wary of Trap Game
Despite the Jets' 0-5 record, the Broncos are not taking their opponent lightly. Linebacker Jonah Elliss acknowledged the potential for a "trap game," noting that the Jets have been competitive in several of their losses. The Broncos will be without Elliss, who has been ruled out with rib and shoulder injuries.
London Homecoming for Broncos
This will be the Broncos' second trip to London in four seasons, having last played there in 2022. The team is excited to return to the international stage, with Penner discussing the potential for the Broncos' new Burnham Yard stadium to host a future Super Bowl.
TL;DR
- The Denver Broncos are looking to extend their winning streak to three games as they take on the winless New York Jets in London.
- The Broncos are coming off an emotional upset victory over the previously undefeated Philadelphia Eagles.
- Despite the Jets' 0-5 record, the Broncos are wary of a potential "trap game" and are not overlooking their struggling opponent.
- This will be the Broncos' second trip to London in four seasons, and the team is excited about the potential for their new stadium to host a future Super Bowl.