The Denver Broncos were able to win another close game this season, as they defeated the Carolina Panthers 26-21. The Broncos were up 26-14, but the Panthers fought back and also had a chance to win the game. It was Nik Bonitto who came up big for the road team, as he got a strip sack on Bryce Young that gave the Broncos the ball back. From there, they were able to get a first down on offense, and it ultimately won them the game.
With the win, the Broncos set a new NFL record with their one-score wins, according to Zac Stevens on DNVR_Sports.
“HISTORY: The Broncos have set a new NFL record of 16-consecutive one-score wins. Bo Nix and Co. surpassed Peyton Manning’s 2008-2009 Colts teams,” Stevens wrote on X, formerly Twitter.
More on this story to come.