Q3 15:00: Head Coach Josh McDaniels said the Broncos first units will play into the second half, so it’s likely the first-team offense will get at least one more crack to better these numbers, but in 12 offensive drives this preseason, Denver’s first-team offense has accounted for five touchdowns and one field goal for an average of 3.2 points per possession.
After a performance by the Junior Broncos Cheerleaders, the Broncos will start this half on defense. The kickoff went through the end zone for a touchback. The Steelers will start the second half from their own 20-yard line.
Q3 14:55: Mario Haggan got the second half off to a great start for the defense, crushing Mewelde Moore in the backfield for a 2-yard loss. Andre’ Goodman stayed down for an extra second after a 14-yard pass to Mewelde Moore, but the cornerback who provided the first half fireworks with his defensive touchdown quickly jogged off.
Q3 14:09: Jonathan Dwyer picked up two yards on his first carry of the game after a brief injury delay. After another Dwyer carry, Pittsburgh faced a third-and-6 from their own 36-yard line. Dixon found Hines Ward for 9-yard gain and a first down.
Q3 12:13: Dixon scrambled off the right side, picking up 29 yards before D.J. Williams finally downed him at Denver’s 26-yard line. After a pair of runs, Pittsburgh faced a third-and-four from Denver’s 20-yard line. Dixon dropped into a shot gun and scrambled for a first down, but Jarvis Green drew a holding call on Pittsburgh’s Chris Kemoeatu. After the 10-yard penalty, it’s third-and-14.
Q3 9:26: Tyler Grisham grabbed a great 13-yard catch to set up a fourth-and-1 from Denver’s 17-yard line. Dixon called a timeout as the Steelers make a decision about whether to go for it.
Q3 8:43: They will go for it. Dixon tried to roll out before getting swarmed by a pack of Broncos. Alphonso Smith made the first hit and Jarvis Moss got into the backfield as well before Robert Ayers dropped Dixon for a 6-yard loss, giving the Broncos the ball at their own 23-yard line.
Q3 8:36: Tim Tebow has entered the game at quarterback.
Q3 8:35: Tebow hands to Lance Ball to start the second half for the Broncos offense, and Ball gets dropped for a yard loss. Left tackle Zane Beadles picks up a false start penalty before the second play. The Broncos then call a timeout.
Q3 7:31: Tebow hits Brandon Lloyd for a 14-yard gain to the Broncos 30. That sets up a third-and-3. Tebow takes a shot gun snap and misses Eddie Royal in the flat. The Broncos will punt.
Q3 6:48: Colquitt hits a 60-yard punt to Stefan Logan, continuing his impressive preseason. Wesley Woodyard corrals Logan at the Pittsburgh 16-yard line after a 6-yard return. Byron Leftwich is on at quarterback for the Steelers.
Q3 6:36: Kyle Orton is on the sideline in a baseball cap. It looks like his day is done with a final stat line that includes 9-of-14 passing for 80 yards with an interception. He led a pair of scoring drives.
Q3 6:35: A pair of runs to start the drive don’t go anywhere. Wesley Woodyard is shaken up on the play after dropping Dwyer in the backfield on the second play. The crowd starts getting loud before a third-and-12. Leftwich looks for Tyler Grisham but can’t connect. Sepulveda is on to punt to Syd’Quan Thompson.
Q3 5:39: Thompson dances up the left side and takes his return into Steelers territory. However, the play goes backwards on a 15-yard face mask penalty on Baraka Atkins. The Broncos will start from their own 34-yard line after a TV timeout.
Q3 5:38: Tebow hands off to Lance Ball, who pushes ahead for a 3-yard gain. Tebow hits Matthew Willis for 12 yards and a first down. On the following play, the rookie quarterback connects with Willis again for another first down. Lance Ball follows with a tough 7-yard run to the Steeler 25-yard line.
Q3 2:30: Ball continues his tough running with a 10-yard gain for a first down. Justin Fargas gives Ball a breather and picks up 4 yards on his first carry of the evening. Following a Tebow incompletion, the Broncos face a third-and-6 from the Pittsburgh 11. They’ll talk about it before the next play as Tebow calls the team’s second timeout.
Q3 1:53: Tebow takes a shotgun snap and slings a pass for Eric Decker around the 5-yard line. In tight coverage, Decker can’t make the grab and Matt Prater steps on for a 29-yard field goal attempt. The kick is good and the Broncos now have a three score lead.
BRONCOS 20, STEELERS 3
Q3 1:45: Prater slams another touchback. Another boomer through the end zone gives Pittsburgh the ball at their own 20-yard line. On the first play, Joe Mays drills Leftwich. He was looking for Emmanuel Sanders, but the ball ended up closer to Kyle McCarthy. Worrell Williams pressures Leftwich this time, but Alphonso Smith gets flagged for pass interference. The cornerback pleads his case, but the 9-yard penalty stands. The Steelers have a first-and-10 from their own 29-yard line.
Q4 15:00: The third quarter ends with the Steelers facing a second-and-17. They got there after an illegal man downfield penalty and a run by Dwyer that lost two yards. They’re at their own 43-yard line as the quarter begins.
Q4 14:59: Leftwich takes a shot gun snap and immediately gets swarmed by the Broncos defense. Jason Hunter hit him first before Joe Mays finished the sack. That knocks the Steelers back another 10 yards and sets up a third-and-27. Jonathan Dwyer smacks into the line, losing three more yards as Hunter notches another tackle for loss. Thompson steps back to field Pittsburgh’s punt. He picks up 15 yards on the return and the Broncos will start this drive from their own 30-yard line.
Q4 13:36: Tebow is still under center. He hands off to Lance Ball to begin the drive and the running back picks up five yards. After Tebow threw away his second down pass, the Broncos face a third-and-5 from their own 25-yard line. Tebow takes a shot gun snap and has his pass for Britt Davis picked off by Crezdon Butler. Butler returns the interception up the left side. He takes it 40 yards before stepping out of bounds at the Broncos 5-yard line.
Q4 12:44: Following Tebow’s first interception of the preseason, the Broncos used their final timeout. It will be first-and-goal for the Steelers when they resume.
Q4 12:43: Leftwich looks for Arnaz Battle but Syd’Quan Thompson and David Bruton were there to make sure he couldn’t haul in the touchdown. Dwyer takes the ball around the right side and into the end zone untouched. It’s a 5-yard score, and the Steelers have their first touchdown of the evening. Jeff Reed hits the point after.
BRONCOS 20, STEELERS 10
Q4 12:34: Matthew Willis is back deep to return Jeff Reed’s kick-off. The bounding kick hits off Bruce Hall before Willis grabs it and takes it to the Broncos 26-yard line. They’ll start the drive there.
Q4 11:20: Two big plays move the Broncos into scoring range. First, Tebow took a hit and found Matthew Willis for a big gain. Then, Lance Ball takes a pitch off the left side for a 43-yard gain. That moves the Broncos to the Steelers 6-yard line. Ball pushes ahead to the 4-yard line on first-and-goal. Tebow caps the drive with his first passing touchdown as a Bronco. The quarterback lofted a soft pass for fellow 2010 draft pick Eric Decker for a 3-yard score. The cornerback Decker beat on the play was the same guy who had the interception a few minutes ago, Crezdon Butler. Prater adds the extra point.
BRONCOS 27, STEELERS 10
Q4 9:59: Stefan Logan got tired of downing Matt Prater’s kicks in the end zone and brought this one out from 6 yards deep. Logan only made it to the 13-yard line before he was dropped by Thompson and Worrell Williams. Charlie Batch enters at quarterback for the Steelers.
Q4 9:57: After a false start penalty set the Steelers back, Dwyer pushed the pile for a 17-yard gain, giving the visitors a first-and-10 from their own 25-yard line. Dwyer breaks another big run. This time he broke up the right side for a 40-yard gain before David Bruton chased him down.
Q4 8:20: Justin Vincent takes the first-down hand-off for his first carry of the gain. He gets 1 yard before Hunter and Worrell Williams tackle him. Batch buys some time in the pocket before lofting a perfect pass for Vincent around Worrell Williams. Hunter gets flagged for roughing the passer as well. The result is a first-and-goal for the Steelers at the Broncos 7-yard line. Batch finishes the quick drive, threading a touchdown pass Antonio Brown. Reed knocks through the extra point to make it a 10-point game once again.
BRONCOS 27, STEELERS 17
Q4 7:04: Matthew Willis steps back deep to take Reed’s kick off. Willis gets crushed by Stefan Logan at his own 15-yard line. Brady Quinn is in at quarterback.
Q4 6:54: Quinn starts the drive by missing Decker on a short pass. Then, Bruce Hall burst through the line for a Broncos first down. On first down, Quinn hit Hall for a 2-yard gain. Hall gets another carry and loses a yard. Facing a third-and-10 from his own 26-yard line, Quinn takes a sack, getting dropped by Renauld Williams. Colquitt comes into punt. The punt goes 55 yards and Logan makes a fair catch at his own 24-yard line.
Q4 4:09: After a 17-yard pass, Batch looked right and was picked by Syd’Quan Thompson. The rookie cornerback streaked down the sideline untouchded on an easy 48-yard touchdown return — the Broncos second defensive touchdown of the game. Thompson hands the ball to a fan in the stands as his teammates celebrate. Prater adds the extra point, and the Broncos have a 17-point lead.
BRONCOS 34, STEELERS 17
Q4 3:59: Prater blasts another touchback. Batch and the Steelers offense take over at their own 20-yard line. Dwyer takes a hand-off up the middle for 2 yards to begin the drive. The rookie running back gets it again for 5 yards. On third down, Batch gives it to Dwyer again and he ends up about half a yard short of the first down marker. The Steelers will punt.
Q4 1:44: Thompson takes the punt and continues his big night. He races up the middle and doesn’t stop until he ends up at the Steelers 17-yard line. That’s a 62-yard return. There’s also two fouls on Pittsburgh on the play. They’ll decline an illegal formation penalty and take an unsportsmanlike conduct flag. The Broncos start this drive at Pittsburgh’s 8-yard line after all that.
Q4 1:43: Bruce Hall pushes his way to the Steelers 2-yard line on a 6-yard rush. Hall gets to the one on his second carry. On third down, the Steelers stuff him again. They won’t run another play. This game is over, and the Broncos have their first win of the 2010 preseason. They close out their home preseason slate with a victory.
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BRONCOS 34, STEELERS 17 FINAL
Tags: 2010, Denver Broncos, Pittsburgh Steelers, Preseason, Second Half Blog
See ya guys. Good game
lol DB funny thing is im not cursing at all. Its kind of like NFL.com, they say theres profanity where there is none. Being called on profanity all the time when theres not makes me want to use profanity lol. Till next time DB
Wow guys, what a game. We came out and played EXACTLY like I thought we would!! I was also surprised in some things that we Also did better. So here is my assessment!!
Offense- Did good the whole game! Royal had some great catches and so did Brandon Lloyd. I am glad that we came out and basically shut everyone’s mouth about how we just throw to Gaffney because he wasn’t a factor at all in tonight’s game! We definitely have a great WR core with how many people we get the ball! Orton still came out and look composed. He did have that terrible int that was a bad read but he can’t be perfect! Quinn still looked absolutely terrible and Tebow came out and looked good again considering he had the int but it’s something for him to build off of! Tebow showed good accuracy but missed some throws! Had a perfect throw to Deck for the TD, amazing throw and catch! Running game also opened up which was great to see…White did really good running the ball and he is the type of runner we needed who can break tackles and move the ball forward for those extra yards! Also Lance Ball did very good too running the ball!! Ball rushed for 75 yards and had an amazing average of 7.5!!
Defense- Got to the quarterback more and had good coverage!! Ayers and Moss stood out and got to the QB quite often! Also Haggan did great at plugging the holes and stopping the run…glad to see him back in there in the inside!! Syd’Quan, Cox, and Andre had great reads on the QB to get the INT! It’s funny how we had 0 picks in the preseason then come out with 3 tonight! Cox had great coverage all night long and was hardly ever more than 2 foot away from his receiver!! Defense stopped the run a little better tonight! Dwyer had some impressive runs against us and that’s whenever they started getting some more yards in the running area mostly!! I will tell you Joe Mays and Jason Hunter was AMAZINGGGGG tonight!! What great pick ups, they will definitely make the team!!! Worrell Williams showed some good stuff on special teams and defense! Could’ve had that pick if he would’ve turned around that time on that pass but did pretty well tonight!!
Special Teams- We look better and better each game on Special Teams! Thompson killed it on that punt return and about went all the way. We never let their guy get more than 10 yards on the return. Definitely shut down their return man Logan!! Syd’Quan could be pushing for the punt return starter!! I say start Cox on kickoffs and Thompson on punt returns!! No need to put Eddie in there and get him wore down!!
Injuries- the people I saw that got hurt or banged up was Orton, Woodyard, and Goody but none of them seemed to be bad and Orton came back out and played!! I saw Woodyard and Goody both walking just fine on the sideline so NO serious injuries tonight again which is another great thing!!
It’s going to be very hard to see which runningbacks we keep on our roster!! Between Moreno, Buck, White, Fargas, and Ball it’s going to be hard! You know Moreno is staying and pretty sure White will too but hopefully Buck will be back out here and stay as long as he can stay injury free!! But White and Ball definitely looked promising and ran very well and made good reads!!
Also I have to add that I didn’t see too many missed tackles tonight which I was very happy about!! Great game tonight guys!
I LOVE ME SOME DENVER BRONCOS!!!
Way to go team great game.
Also have to say I love seeing White do the Mile High Salute and seeing Tebow come in as our second quarterback!! I hope that means he is now second string!!
I love me some Broncos Country!!
WOW! Great game. Very encouraging specially because of the opponent and that it ALMOST mattered. Here’s my biased ratings per area:
1. Run defense – Average
2. Run offense – Getting Better
3. Pass defense – Great
4. Pass offense – Good
5. Kickoffs Coverage – Good
6. Kickoffs Return – Good
7. Punts Coverage – Good
8. Punts Returns – Good
Overall a great game and great performance in many phases. Run defense needs the most improvement IMO. At any rate for a comprehensive breakdown wait for baylin’s posts. I always enjoy them.
GO BRONCOS!
PURA VIDA!
I had just about forgotten how great it feels to win, thank you for giving me that feeling again. Even so this was far from perfect, there was a tremendous inprovement over the last few weeks and very ecouraging stuff to see. I said all week that this was a game we had to have to give us the necessary morale boost and hence boost our chances, and they answered the call, bravo! I feel a lot better about my early 9-7 record prediction now. Here is what I saw with the first team:
Orton performing well under pressure once again, specially with the nasty Steeler pressure, he obviously wasn’t as efficient as he has been throwing no TD but one INT, and the Bronco QB’s need to stop acting like LB’s right this minute!!!!
Royal showed us this time exactly how effective he will be in the slot, great work out there.
The ball was spread around this time with Gaffney being no major factor.
Lendale White brought us what I always wanted, a legitimate power back, that 3 yard TD run up the middle would of never happened last year, and he had a couple 10 yarders in there two, stopped multiple time for little or no game, but still a huge improvement there.
Both Prater and Colquitt performed admirably.
The use of Time Out was highly questionable all night, need to work on that big time, TO on first down with the ball in the first quarter!?!? TO for delay of game punting the ball?!?!?
The D overall looked like horse manure for the whole first quarter, starting with the 48 yd completion over Goodman on the first Steeler Offensive play of the game, and they still got run over as usual for the entire first quarter. That being said, they started showing teeth after that.
Early in the second quarter the D came up with its first stop of the preseason OUTSIDE of Field Goal range and actually force the other team to punt, imagine that!!!
Goodman plenty made up for the 48 yd catch later on with a great deflection and a little later a fabulous high concentration on the ball bouncing pick 6, how sweet!
Fabulous foot work on the INT by Cox in the end zone to stay in bounds, this guy is the real deal as I always thought he would be since he went to the same college as my stepson, watched him a lot.
Ayers is becoming the guy I always thought he could be since I predicted him picked with #17 pick last year.
Of course the lopsided 17-3 at the half was greatly helped by 4 !!!Steelers personal foul penalties and the pick 6, not to mention the back to back false starts on Flozell Adams.
Surprisingly Orton did not come back in the third as planned, the scare on the tackle hit obviously took it’s toll on McD and he said no mas.
As usual the back ups were a mixed bag:
Tebow up and down but showing his cannon arm strength and great future prospect.
Quinn being Quinn, absolutely awful and it is clear to me that he is now just a side thought to the coaching staff and should be relegated to #3. I still can’t believe the amount of grief I took here when I called out his name after the first preseason saying get rid of the bum, are you guys still HOPING for the best with him? LOL. This is not funny guys, having him on the team is no more helpful than having Simms last year, the smart move is to trade him since we have a solid starter and a much better back up regardless of his lack of experience (we carried just Elway and Kubiak for many years, and if and when Tebow or Orton goes down, we just bring in some unemployed veteran back up, whoever that may be, he cannot possibly give us less of a chance to succeed than Quinn). We need Quinn’s spot for someone who can help us.
Like Joe Mays, who played with flashes of brilliance, we should not let that guy go, like Willis, absolutely terrific back up WR, no way in the wolrd can we ever let him get away, like Syd’quan, incredible back up returner and holds his own on D.
I feel so much better about our season now, this was a pivotal game, if you can have such a thing in preseason, and they mostly passed the test, now I could care less how they do Thursday in Minnesota, the team is ready to take on the regular season, GO BRONCOS!!!
Hey, Costa Rica, I hope this wasn’t too overly comprehensive, haha, but if that’s the case rest easy I won’t even bother to evaluate Thursday’s game, it’s jus an exercise to save or gain a job for the guys on the bubble, it’s hard enough a position to be in for the players Thursday for me to give them a good or hard time about their performances, McD will do that with the cuts, brutal part of the job, better him than me, I’m a softie, not really hehe, Lol.
I thought we looked the best we’ve looked all preseason. Gotta hand it to the young CBs, Cox and Thompson makin’ it look easy.
I have to say I thought that Harrison was being a little dirty on that hit on Orton. No one even touched him and he went down intentially to hit Orton. There isn’t any proof except the video itself. Glad Orton didn’t get hurt, but the officials need to blow the play dead when it is dead.
I agree I do feel somewhat better about the season after watching that game. I thought Tebow did alright, glad to see him and Decker connecting. I still think that based soley on performaces, Tebow deserves to be ahead of Quinn on the depth chart.
Whether it was a dirty play or not Harrison meant to inflict pain onto Orton, this is what Harrison said afterwards as reported by Klis:
“He was running his mouth and getting in the way of the train,” Harrison said. “And the train wasn’t coming off the track.”
Orton, a quarterback, was talking smack to the traditionally rough, tough, hard-hitting Steelers?
“He was popping off down there the first time they were about to score,” Harrison said, referring to the Broncos’ game-opening touchdown drive. “So you run your mouth, expect to get something. Everything’s between the lines, so he got what he had coming.”
Orton told a different timeline. He said he didn’t say anything derogatory to Harrison until after they met.
“Yeah, I said something after he hit me,” Orton said.
Whether it was intentional or not. It was football, He is the ball career, Orton is now the defender. things happen. John Lynch was in the booth and John Lynch was like, I gotta tell ya, everytime we see QBs in open space and have a chance to hit em, or run em over, we live for that. And my bro who was next to me was like “hell yea” even if they are trying to throw a block u put the smack down on them lol (he used to play DE/OLB). He said because they are always protection the QB lol.
Anyway, good show Orton, got baited on that INT. gotta do better. Good show run game. Greatly improved. First team defense as pretty solid after that first deep pass. Cox, by far my fave draft pick did his thing. Love how he stayed in bounds. Sydquan is the new pinball wizard. That used to be Jack williams. Hunter did really well as did Joe Mays. Goodman of course. I dont think champ played that much and if he did, he was prolly on the receiver like white on rice so didnt hear too much about him. 3rd string Defense gave up alot of points tho. Just awful lol.
Liked what i saw in tebow, and what i didnt like can simply be explained by the fact that he is a rookie. but other than that he did alot of good things and he will get “there”. Quinn is complete trash, Bay, you are correct, I just didnt think it was fair to condem him after one game. But he is clearly 3rd string right now. Maybe he will have better luck else where, but i still dont think anyone can be as bad as simms. This game Tebow came in before Quinn so i think its as good as known that simms is 3rd string. he was only second string cuz of seniority and he got on the team like a month earlier. Good Game Broncos. Still think we end 7-9, but they have shown possible potential to do more. Any given sunday.
TRB, about Quinn, THANK YOU and about Bailey he did not play.
And about Harrison, you are right, this is football, and defenders live for plays like that on a QB like Lynch said, Orton’s responsibility, just like Tebow on his running TD, no need to be the hero on those plays, live to play another down, see what happens when he went out for just one down, Quinn sack, punt, haha.
Haha Bay you sure you didn’t just read my analysis and write it down for your own…haha! We always have close to the exact things in our break down and about Quinn everyone has been saying how he should be 3rd string or traded so that is definitely not new there!!
I love me some Broncos Country!!
BTW, Simms was way better in his preseason than Quinn has been, just saying.
Freak30, in order to write down my thoughts and my thoughts only, I never ever read anything, from bloggers or the media, before I post my game review, plagiarism ain’t my style, I read your stuff afterwards though and of course there are familiarities as there should be since we watched the same game.
Great to actually see our boys on TV last night!
Very encouraging game. Still a lot of areas to improve on, but a huge improvement from the last game. And to know that a lot of key guys are still out makes it a little more optimistic…..however, they do need to play to be ready for the start of the season.
Dirty hit or not, Orton put himself in harms way. Glad he didn’t get seriously hurt and to be honest, I really admire the way he went after him. He’s a lot tougher than people give him credit for. There is no doubt that he is our leader.
I agree Bay…….Quinn is aweful! He looks lost out there. I know it’s a new offense and all, but geesh. I’d much rather have Tebow behind Orton. He’ll learn a lot more a lot quicker.
The D looked much better…..Still a lot of work to do but at least it seems as though they’re moving in the right direction.
GO BRONCOS!!
Haha Bay, I know man, it was just a joke! Just saying how we always are on the same side with things!
It’s all good, one thing is sure we both love our Broncos.
I wanted Mcd(the great QB coach) to make Quinn look really good in preseason so we could trade him for something. Hold it next week his chance to shine.We really don’t need three QB’s but it seems every year someone needs a replacement.Great game GO BRONCOS!!
So much for my theory that Orton is smart enough to know when to save his body to see another play… Is Orton being mentored by Tebow or visa-versa???
Special teams showing great improvement. Whole team coming along as a TEAM with no apparent distractions in the locker room or on the sidelines. Never realize how valuable a player is until you see him on the ground and wonder if a winning season changes to a losing season. Orton is valuable to this team and I bet most breathed a sigh of relief when he got up and going again. I am excited about the season. Go Broncos!
All right! Great game. Nice to match their ferocius D. We still need to tighten it up. Especially on 3rd down. I like Mays. I like the rookie DB’s. With Champ, Goody and Dawk, we are DEEP.
I like the emergence of Ayers, Moss and Mays. When Elvis returns we will be deep there as well. DJ leading the team with tackles in only 2 and just about 1/2 quarters! Very nice! Didnt like Jamal vs Pouncy. That kid held his own and then some. And to think we coulda had him….
Instead a damaged WR and his (Pouncy) former teammate. Who had a night of ups and downs. Or downs, then ups. But something to build off of. And hopefully a bright future. You have to hit Eddie wide open in the flat, you cant telegraph your passes either. But wayyyy better than BQ.
Orton is our man. If he goes down, then we are in a lot of trouble.
It was VERY nice to see our running game get going. Lendale will be huge. Ball made major strides. Doesnt look too good for Bucky. And Knowshow, needs to show up. SOON. WR depth chart is phenomenal. Nuff said!!!
Im no longer that worried about our O-line. We are deep and Clady is recovering in the wings. YEZZIR!!!!!
ST was amazing. I dont know what was said to them, but it effing worked. That phase will put us in the position to win, if not decide a couple of games for us!
So D-line is my only area of concern heading into this season. Funny. I could have sore I just had deja vu’….
Get Healthy/Stay Healthy, BRONCOS 2K10!!!!!!!!!!
11-5, baylin. Goin on a gut feeling, because this morning/afternoon- I AM LOVING ME SOME DENVER BRONCOS!!!
Good game. The D showed some signs of life. Quinn and Phonzy see ya, bye bye. Bronco`s should only carry two QB`s. Wow, Syd Qaun, looking special. And Cox, enough said, wow!!!
oh, sndvl made his season record prediction right after a big win, we will see how the wind in your sails carries you to the finish line, you have the highest win total in our contest so far.
it was great to see our team win one (even though it is preseason), specially against the squealers, KO was fair should have known better than to put himself in harms way, on the other hand when TT ran down Butler after the interception showed both speed and strength you can see how TT will become a real asset as he works his way up to 1st string. Have to agree with baylinorcrush Quinn just did not cut it and is not an asset to the team, the D looked pretty soft maybe it was the squealers but they looked more like the 2nd half of last season lets hope they pull together. all in all a game worth watching leading us up to the start of the regular season after taking down the vikes this week.
GO BRONCOS