Broncos' Defensive Strength and Offensive Challenges Highlighted After London Win

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The Denver Broncos secured a narrow 13-11 victory over the Jets in London, highlighting issues with their offensive line, especially at left guard, and a need to improve special teams performance. Defensive coordinator Vance Joseph adjusted his pass-rush strategy to dominate the game, and the team is considering potential stadium designs and field surfaces for their future home. The defense's exceptional performance, allowing only 82 yards, was a key factor in the win, showcasing their strong secondary and pass rush. The team faces upcoming challenges to address offensive line stability and special teams consistency.
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