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The Fallout From a Blowout 2022 Loss to the Rams Ultimately Ushered in ...
The loss exposed the Broncos’ flaws and led to upgrades, a new coach and Bo Nix at quarterback, helping fuel a playoff run.
- The Denver Broncos host the Los Angeles Rams in a primetime NFL game Sunday, with both teams coming off victories last week as they prepare for a showdown.
- When Denver lost to a Baker Mayfield-led Rams team 51-14 on Christmas Day in 2022, the defeat triggered a franchise overhaul; the Walton-Penner family ownership group has been upgrading the team ever since.
- Matthew Stafford completed 71% of his passes in a win over the New York Giants, while Davante Adams had 195 yards; Aaron Donald is two sacks from tying Sean Jones and Khalil Mack for 29th on the career list.
- Sean Payton seeks to tie Chuck Knox for the 12th-most wins in the regular season among NFL head coaches, while Denver faces the challenge of stopping Stafford and the explosive Rams offensive.
- Series record shows the Rams lead 10-5, though the Broncos have won nine straight over NFC teams; Sutton said everyone understands the expectations as his team tries to snap a five-game skid.
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The fallout from a blowout 2022 loss to the Rams ultimately ushered in a new era for the Broncos
ENGLEWOOD, Colo. (AP) — All Courtland Sutton has to do is glance around at practice to fully grasp the level of changes since the last time the Denver Broncos played the Los Angeles Rams.
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