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Denver Broncos Regular Season Game 10

Hawk Valley Regular Season Week 10 November 20, 2022

Denver Broncos vs Raiders

Quick Review

The Broncos lost to the Titans 10-17. Russell Wilson was hit 18 times.

A longer review

This game took place on November 13 at 11 am MST. The temperature at the start of the game was 41 degrees.

Tennessee started the game off from the twenty-five yard line. On first down, Derrick Henry #22 gained two yards over the left side. On second down, Ryan Tannehill #17 threw an IN-COM-PLETE pass. K’Waun Williams #21 blitzed from the right side. On third down, Tannehill was sacked by Jake Martin #54, but there was a flag on the play. Martin was offside. At this point, it was clear the defense had a plan to attack Nicholas Petit-Frere #78, the rookie. On the second third down, after play action, Tannehill threw another IN-COM-PLETE pass. On fourth down, Ryan Stonehouse #4, a rookie from CSU, punted.

The Broncos first drive of the day started from the four yard line. Russell Wilson #3 dropped back into the end zone and fired off his first IN-COM-PLETE pass of the day. Nobody was within the landing zone of the ball, but Jerry Jeudy #10 was injured on the play. On second down, Russell dropped back into the end zone, and threw his second IN-COM-PLETE pass of the day. On third down, Russell connected with Kendall Hinton #9 for 35 yards. On first down, Russell threw his third IN-COM-PLETE pass of the day. On second down, Melvin Gordon #25 was tackled in the backfield. On third down, while under pressure, Russell threw his fourth IN-COM-PLETE pass of the day. With 11:53 left in the quarter, Corliss Waitman #17 punted on fourth down.

Tennessee's second drive started from the 25 yard line, Henry gained two yards over the right side. On second and eight, Tannehill found Austin Hooper #81 for seven yards over the right side. On third down, Henry ran to the left for the first down. With 9:45 left, Tannehill threw a pass that Kareem Jackson #22 almost picked off. IN-COM-PLETE. On second down, Tannehill found Treylon Burks #16 for a three yard gain. On third down, Tannehill threw another IN-COM-PLETE pass. With 8:42 left, Stonehouse punted.

The Broncos started their second drive of the game from their twenty-one yard line. On first down, Russell connected with Greg Dulcich #80 for two yards, but there were two flags on the play. Sam Okuayinonu #68 was flagged for being offside and Graham Glasgow #61 was flagged for ineligible downfield pass. They were offsetting penalties. On the second first down, Russell threw his fifth IN-COM-PLETE pass of the day. On second down, Gordon ran up the middle for seven yards and fumbled. The Broncos recovered the ball. On third down, Russell threw his sixth IN-COM-PLETE pass of the day. On fourth down, Waitman punted.

The Titans third drive of the day started on the twenty-seven yard line. Tannehill, after some play action, found Nick Westbrook-Ikhine #15 over the right side for twenty-five yards. With 6:45 left in the quarter, Henry ran up the middle for three yards. Tannehill then threw two straight IN-COM-PLETE passes to kill the drive. With 5:53 left in the quarter, Stonehouse punted on fourth down.

The Broncos started off their third drive of the day from their six yard line. On first down, Russell found Dulcich over the middle for an eleven yard gain. On first down, Russell connected with the new Bronco running back, Chase Edmonds #19, on a swing pass to the left for no gain. On second down, Gordon lost one yard. On third down, Russell connected with Courtland Sutton #14 for a sixteen yard gain. Latavius Murray #28 came in and ran behind the right guard for one yard. On second down, Russell threw his seventh IN-COM-PLETE pass of the day. On third down, with 2:31 left, Russell rolled to the left and was sacked for a nine yard loss by Mario Edwards #94. Waitman punted with 1:45 left on fourth and 18.

The Titans fourth drive of the day was a tribute to Denver’s offense. The drive started with 1:37 left, they gained eight yards on three plays. Stonehouse punted with ten seconds left.

On the Bronco’s last drive of the first quarter, Russell connected with Hinton for a seventeen yard gain.

After one quarter in Tennessee, the score was Broncos 0, Titans 0.

When play resumed, Eric Tomlinson #87 was flagged for a false start. On first and fifteen from the 20 yard line, Russell escaped a sack and then connected with Hinton on the left side for a nine yard gain. On second down, Murray cut to the left for a ten yard gain. On first down Russell scrambled for a two yard loss. With twelve yards to go on second down, Russell found Sutton for a three yard gain. On third and nine, Russell threw his eighth IN-COM-PLETE pass, but this time his pass was almost picked off by Kevin Byard #31 and Lonnie Johnson #20. Waitman punted with 12:40 left in the half.

Tennessee fifth drive of the day was another tribute to the Bronco offense with a sixty second drive that included two IN-COM-PLETE passes and a gain of six yards by Dontrell Hilliard #40 on a screen pass to the left. With 11:31 left, Stonehouse punted on fourth down.

The Broncos second drive of the second quarter started from the 20 yard line. On first down, Glasgow was flagged for a false start. On first and fifteen, Russell connected with Murray in the left flat for a fourteen yard gain. On second down, Murray lost a yard. On third down, Murray ran up the middle for two yards and a first down. Then Russell found Murray in the right flat for no gain. On second down, Murray ran up the middle for four yards. On third and six, Russell connected with Jalen Virgil #15 on a 66 yard touchdown pass. After the game, Russell said this play was an audible.

From the 29 yard line, the Titans continued their ode to Denver’s offense on their second drive of the quarter. On first down, Henry ran to the right for three yards. On second and seven, Henry lost three yards. On third and ten, Tannehill was sacked by Martin for an eleven yard loss. With 6:25 left, Stonehouse punted on fourth down.

The third Bronco drive of the quarter started from the 38 yard line. Murray gained seven yards running up the middle. Billy Turner #57 was injured on the play. On second down, Murray ran to the left for one yard, but there was a flag on the play. Larrell Murchison #91 was flagged for holding. On first down, Murray was stuffed for no gain. On second down, Russell connected with Sutton for a seventeen yard gain. On first down, Russell avoided a sack by being too short? He scrambled for four yards but there was a flag on the play. Quinn Meinerz #77 was flagged for holding. On second and twenty, Russell threw his ninth IN-COM-PLETE pass of the game. On third down, Russell avoided a sack and then scrambled for one yard. There was a flag on the play. Okuayinonu was flagged for being offside. With 3:25 left in the quarter, Russell threw his tenth IN-COM-PLETE pass, but there was a flag on the play. Okuayinonu was flagged for roughing the passer. On first down, Gordon ran behind the left tackle for a two yard gain. On second down, after a quick play action ruse, Russell threw his eleventh IN-COM-PLETE pass of the day. On third and nine, Russell threw the ball into a loose pack of four Titan defenders. IN-COM-PLETE. On fourth down, with 2:24 left, Brandon McManus #8 kicked a 39 yard field goal.

The sixth Titan drive of the day started from the 25 yard line. On first down and after play action, Henry ran up the middle for seven yards. That play took us to the two minute warning.

When play resumed, Tannehill threw an IN-COM-PLETE pass. On third down, Tannehill connected with Robert Woods #2 over the middle for six yards and a first down. With 1:36 left, Tannehill threw another IN-COM-PLETE pass. On second down, Tannehill found Westbrook-Ikhine for a sixteen yard gain. With 72 seconds left in the half, Tannehill connected with Hooper over the middle for five yards. On second and five, Tannehill found Westbrook-Ikhine for six yards. With 50 seconds left, Tennessee called a timeout. When play resumed, Tannehill connected with Treylon Burks #16 for six yards. With 30 seconds left, Tennessee called another timeout. On first down, Tannehill scrambled up the middle for eleven yards, but there was a flag on the play. Williams was flagged for holding. With 22 seconds left, from the nine yard line, Tannehill threw another IN-COM-PLETE pass. With 19 seconds left, Tannehill thew yet another IN-COM-PLETE pass. With 16 seconds left, Denver called a timeout. When play resumed and with sixteen seconds left, Tannehill found Westbrook-Ikhine in the left corner of the end zone for a touchdown.

The Broncos got the ball back with six seconds left in the half, and Russell knelt to kill the clock and head to halftime.

At halftime the score was Denver 10, Tennessee 7.

The Broncos first drive of the second half started off with a Russell Wilson IN-COM-PLETE pass. On a sweep to the left, Gordon gained five yards. On third down, Russell avoided a sack but then threw into double coverage. His pass was almost intercepted by Joshua Kalu #28. Waitman punted with 14:01 left in the third quarter.

On the Titans first drive of the second half, Henry gained seven yards running to the left. On second down, Tannehill threw an IN-COM-PLETE pass, but there was a flag on the play. Aaron Brewer #55 was flagged for holding. On the second second down, Henry gained ten yards running through a nice hole on the left side of the line. On third and three, Hilliard ran up the middle for two yards. On fourth and six, after a delay of game penalty, Stonehouse punted.

The Broncos second drive of the second half started with an eleven yard gain on a sweep to the left by Gordon. The Broncos went right back to Gordon on the next play but he only gained a yard. There was a flag on the play. Teair Tart #93 was flagged for being offside. On first and five, Gordon carried the ball to the right for a one yard gain. On second down, Russell dumped the ball off to Gordon for a nine yard gain. Murray came in and gained no yards on first down. On second down, Calvin Anderson #76 was flagged for a false start. On the second second down, Russell avoided one sack only to step into another sack by Naquan Jones #90 for a one yard loss. With 7:35 left, Russell dumped the ball off to Eric Saubert #82 for a twelve yard gain over the right side. Waitmen punted on fourth and four. The punt was only 28 yards.

The Titans second drive started off with a run by Henry over the left side for two yards. Williams blitzed in from the right side. On second down, Tannehill found Burks for a fourteen yard gain. With 5:25 left in the quarter, the Titans ran a flea flicker. Tannehill connected with Westbrook-Ikhine on a 63 yard touchdown pass. Westbrook-Ikhine was wide open.

From the 25 yard line, Russell scrambled before finding Hinton for a one yard gain. On second down, Russell was almost sacked by Elijah Molden #24 before he threw another IN-COM-PLETE pass. On third down, Russell was sacked by DeMarcus Walker #95 for a ten yard loss, but there was a flag on the play. Roger McCreary #21 was flagged for holding. Edmonds came in the game, touched the ball, and lost one yard. Glasgow was injured on the play. On second down, Edmonds ran to the left for almost ten yards. On third and one and with 3:03 left in the quarter, Russell called his own number. He was stuffed for no gain on the quarterback sneak. On fourth and inches, the Broncos tried the quarterback sneak again. This time Russell picked up two yards. With two minutes left, Russell’s pass was batted down to the ground. IN-COM-PLETE. With 1:49 left, Russell fumbled the snap, but he recovered ball before being sacked. On third and thirteen, with 68 seconds left in the quarter, Russell rolled to the right before throwing another IN-COM-PLETE pass. On fourth down, Waitman punted with 60 seconds left in the quarter.

With 50 seconds left, from the twenty yard line, Henry picked up three yards running to the left. On second down, Tannehill’s pass was almost intercepted by Jackson. IN-COM-PLETE. With two seconds left in the quarter, Tannehill threw another IN-COM-PLETE pass.

The third quarter ended at 1:39 pm. The score was Denver 10, Tennessee 14.

The first play of the fourth quarter was a Titan punt. Tyrie Cleveland #16 was flagged for an illegal block above the waist.

On first down, from the seventeen yard line, Russell fumbled the snap but he recovered the ball. On second down, Russell dumped the ball off to Gordon over the left side for an eleven yard gain and a first down. On first down, Russell was sacked by Walker for a nine yard loss. On second down, Russell found Gordon over the middle for a ten yard gain. On third down, Russell was sacked for another nine yard loss by Dylan Cole #53. With 11:29 left in the game, Waitman punted on fourth and nineteen.

On first down, Henry ran to the right for no gain. Tennessee called a timeout. On second down, Tannehill found Hooper on the right sideline for four yards. On third down, Burks was flagged for a false start. On third and eleven, Tannehill connected with Hooper who broke tackles and gained seventeen yards. With nine minutes left, Tannehill connected with Henry for seven yards over the right side. On second down, Henry ran to the right for one yard. With 7:20 left, on third and two, Malik Willis #7 fumbled and Mike Purcell #98 recovered.

On first down, Russell threw another IN-COM-PLETE pass. On second down, Murray was flagged for a false start. On the second second down, Russell threw the ball five yards out of bounds. IN-COM-PLETE. On third down, Russell dumped the ball off to Murray for a nine yard gain. Waitman punted on fourth down with 6:48 left.

On first down, Henry ran behind the guard for five yards. On second down, Tannehill threw an IN-COM-PLETE pass that Pat Surtain #2 could have intercepted. On third and five, Hooper ran a shallow in and gained eight yards. With 5:40 left in the game, Henry ran up the middle for four yards. With 4:50 left, Henry ran up the middle for two yards. On third and four, Tannehill connected with Chigoziem Okonkwo #85 for a huge gain of 41 yards. With 3:15 left, Henry ran behind the tackle for no gain. Denver called a timeout. With 3:13 left, the Titans called the same play and gained three yards. Denver called another timeout. On third and seven, Tannehill threw an IN-COM-PLETE pass. With 3:02 left in the game, Randy Bullock #14 kicked a 35 yard field goal at 2:07 pm.

With 2:54 left in the game, Russell was sacked on first down for a loss of two yards by Rashad Weaver #99. On second and 12, Russell found Sutton for a seven yard gain. With 2:02 left in the game, Russell threw the ball up in the air as he was being sacked. IN-COM-PLETE. That play took us beyond the two minute warning.

When play resumed, Russell scrambled to the left for nine yards and a first down. On first down, Russell connected with Gordon for a seventeen yard gain. Then Russell found Sutton for a seventeen yard gain. With 50 seconds left in the game, Russell found Sutton over on the left sideline for a six yard gain. With 42 seconds left, Russell threw an IN-COM-PLETE pass. With 38 seconds left, on third and four, Russell was sacked for a nine yard loss and he fumbled. Quinn Bailey #75 recovered the ball for Denver. Denver then called their last timeout. Then Tennessee called a timeout. On fourth and 13 with 30 seconds left, Russell threw the ball up like a kernel flying out of a popcorn popper and Dulcich caught it for a one yard loss. There was a flag on the play. Weaver was flagged for being offside. On fourth and eight, with 20 seconds left, Russell’s pass was intercepted by Terrance Mitchell #39 on the one yard line.

With eleven seconds left, Tannehill knelt down in victory formation to end the game.

The final score: Denver 10, Tennessee 17. The game lasted three hours and 21 minutes.

Roster moves

Bronco players that that are out: RCB K'Waun Williams #21, WR Jerry Jeudy #10, WR K.J Hamler #1, TE Andrew Beck #83.

The Broncos that are questionable: WLB Baron Browning #56, OL Tom Compton #69, LT Cameron Fleming #73, C Graham Glasgow #61, WR Kendall Hinton #9.

The Broncos have placed ILB Jonas Griffith #50, RT Billy Turner #57, LS Mitchell Fraboni #48 and on the injured reserve and promoted LB Harvey Langi #43, WR Brandon Johnson #89 and DL Jonathan Harris #92 to the active roster.

Outlook

This is the third divisional game of the year for the Denver Broncos, they have lost all of their divisional games this year. The Broncos net points in divisional games this year is -12. The offense has played better within the division, they’re averaging 20 points per game. Overall they’re averaging 14.6 PPG. Overall the defense gives up 17 points per game. In divisional games the defense has been awful! They are allowing 26 points per game. CAN you see the CATASTROPHIC flaw? I ask because the defense gets some much praise. It’s as if they’re a political party that only listens to themselves. They have no idea what the other side of the team is doing. If they did, they’d stop talking about how little yards they allow and start talking about all the points they give up. "We allow just enough points for the other team to win." --my motto for the Denver D.

The Raiders are averaging 27 points per game in divisional play and their defense allows 26 points per game. A winning combination, if Josh could learn how to close out games.

Two big news items dropped this week. Local media reported that Russell Wilson was calling Seahawk audibles at the line. The other big new item was that Coach Nathaniel Hackett has given up his play calling duties. The new play caller is Klint Kubiak who is also the Quarterback coach.

Game Time

Sunday, November 20 @ 2:05 PM MST

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moviejersey · 2 years ago

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titanfan8 · 2 years ago

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This years 2022 NFL Draft is the seventh one that Titans GM Jon Robinson has overseen and it looks to be one of his best yet right up there with his first one and the one in 2019.

Before things got started Robinson traded WR A.J. Brown to the Eagles and moved up to pick 18 in the first round after contract talks stalled between Brown and the Titans.....

Draft analysis below provided by ESPN writer/reporter Turron Davenport

In round one with the 18th pick the Titans chose Arkansas WR Treylon Burks

At 6-foot-2, 225 pounds, Burks has a similar build to Brown. Burks can also work on the outside and in the slot. Brown is slightly more explosive than Burks, but the two share the ability to shed defenders and pick up extra yards once they get the ball in their hands.

In round two with the 35th pick the Titans chose Auburn CB Roger McCreary

McCreary is a solid pick, who some had as a first-rounder. He is a battle-tested cornerback who faced plenty of top wide receivers in the SEC. McCreary can play inside or outside and should compete for a starting spot immediately. At 5-11 and 190 pounds, he is physical and aggressive.

In round three with the 69th pick Titans chose Ohio St. OT Nicholas Petit-Frere

Petit-Frere gives the Titans a player who can challenge for the starting right tackle spot. He is a two-year starter who offers versatility -- he can also play left tackle.

In round three with the 86th pick Titans chose Liberty QB Malik Willis

Getting Willis at No. 86 is a tremendous value, as he was projected to be a first-round pick on multiple draft analysts' boards. Willis is a dual threat mobile playmaker who could become a future starter.

In round four with the 131st pick Titans chose Michigan RB Hassan Haskins

Haskins gives the Titans a back used to carrying a heavy workload. He's a physical, downhill runner that wears down defenses -- which is exactly what Tennessee wants to do on game day.

In round four with the 143rd pick Titans chose Maryland TE Chigoziem Okonkwo

Okonkwo is a versatile, athletic tight end that can be used as a flex option or lined up over the numbers in addition to playing on the line. He can also play halfback and even take handoffs. Okonkwo compares to Jonnu Smith as far as build and athleticism.

In round five with the 163rd pick Titans chose UCLA WR Kyle Philips

Philips gives the Titans an option as a slot receiver. He’s one of those smaller, shifty players that could develop into a reliable pass catcher on third downs and in the red zone. Philips is a well-developed route runner that is sudden at the top of his route stems and able to to create separation. Also a punt return option.

In round six with the 204th pick Titans chose Tennessee safety Theo Jackson

At 6-1, 198 pounds, Jackson has positional versatility that will allow him to compete for a roster spot as a safety who can match up against move tight ends and bigger receivers. Jackson ran a 4.46-second time in the 40-yard dash at his pro day. That speed would help the Titans on kickoff and punt coverage units, especially as a gunner. Jackson had 78 tackles, 12 pass breakups and one interception last season.

In round six with the 219th pick Titans chose Ole Miss LB Chance Campbell

Campbell provides depth at inside linebacker and on special teams. He transferred from Maryland to Ole Miss and led the team with 109 tackles and posted 12.5 tackles for loss, six sacks and three fumble recoveries.

According to Jim Wyatt of Titans Online, the Titans have agreed to terms with 17 undrafted free agents. The list is as follows:

OLB David Anenih (Houston)

CB Tre Avery (Rutgers)

RB Julius Chestnut (Sacred Heart)

DT Haskell Garrett (Ohio State)

ILB Jack Gibbens (Minnesota)

S Michael Griffin II (South Dakota State)

G Hayden Howerton (SMU)

WR Brandon Lewis (Air Force)

OT Jalen McKenzie (Southern Cal)

C/G Xavier Newman-Johnson (Baylor)

DT Sam Okuayinonu (Maryland)

DE Jayden Peevy (Texas A & M)

WR Reggie Roberson (SMU)

OL Andrew Rupcich (Culver-Stockton)

K Caleb Shudak (Iowa)

P Ryan Stonehouse (Colorado St.)

CB Tre Swilling (Georgia Tech)

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[ad_1] The NFL has continued to show its zero-tolerance policy as it relates to players gambling on games. The latest hammer the league has thrown came this week when the NFL suspended Colts veteran cornerback Isaiah Rodgers, Colts defensive end Rashod Berry, and free agent defensive lineman Demetrius Taylor indefinitely. Titans offensive lineman Nicholas Petit-Frere was also suspended for six games. This came after an investigation by the league that found Rodgers, Berry and Taylor all wagered on games during the 2022 NFL season. Rodgers and Berry have since been cut by the Colts. Meanwhile, Petit-Frere was only given a six-game ban because he bet on a non-NFL sport, but it came while at the team facility. Earlier this offseason, the NFL suspended five players for similar gambling infractions, including three Lions wide receivers -- Stanley Berryhill III (six games), Jameson Williams (six games) and Quintez Cephus (indefinitely). Lions safety C.J. Moore (indefinitely) and Commanders defensive end Shaka Toney (indefinitely) were also suspended for gambling. Cephus and Moore were both released by Detroit shortly after their punishments were announced.So, in the course of one offseason, more players have been suspended by the NFL for gambling (nine) than all the prior seasons combined (five) in league history. Here's a look at each of those five players who previously ran afoul of the NFL because of gambling and what happened to them following their suspension. Alex Karras (1963)One of the most dominant defensive players of the early 1960s, Karras was 28 when he served a one-year suspension after he admitted to placing bets on NFL games along with Packers running back Paul Hornung (more on him later). Before his suspension, Karras was urged by league officials to sell his financial interest in a Detroit-area bar following reports of gambling, among other things. Karras, who reprised his pro wrestling career during his suspension, was reinstated on March 16, 1964. He played seven more years for the Lions that included his third All-Pro nod and fourth Pro Bowl selection in 1965. Despite 100 career sacks and a spot on the Hall of Fame All-1960s Team, Karras was not enshrined in the Pro Football Hall of Fame until 2020, nearly eight years after he passed away at the age of 77. Please check the opt-in box to acknowledge that you would like to subscribe. Thanks for signing up! Keep an eye on your inbox. Sorry! There was an error processing your subscription. Paul Hornung (1963)Nicknamed the "Golden Boy," Hornung's sparkling reputation was hardly tarnished despite his one-year suspension. An All-Pro kicker and running back prior to his suspension, Hornung returned to help the Packers win NFL championships in 1965 and '66. A neck injury forced a then 31-year-old Hornung to retire before the start of the 1967 season. A 1986 Hall of Fame inductee, Hornung holds NFL records for the most games with at least 30 points (twice) and 25 points (three times). Art Schlichter (1983)As a rookie, the former Ohio State star attempted 37 regular-season passes with the Colts before he was suspended for the '83 season. Schlichter was suspended for 13 months after he lost nearly $500,000 betting on basketball games. Schlichter played just two more years in the NFL following his suspension, but he enjoyed success in the Arena Football League, where he was named league MVP after leading the Detroit Drive to a win in Arena Bowl IV. Schlichter recently completed a 10-year sentence after he pled guilty to chargers of theft and engaging in a pattern of corrupt activity. A former defensive back, Shaw was on injured reserve when he was suspended through the 2020 season after betting on NFL games. Shaw, who was a member of the Cardinals at the time of his suspension, has not played in an NFL game since he was reinstated on March 20, 2021. Ridley, a former first-round pick of the Atlanta Falcons in the 2018 NFL Draft (26th overall), received an indefinite suspension in March of 2022 and earned NFL reinstatement during the 2023 offseason. During his time sitting out, the Jacksonville Jaguars acquired the talented pass-catcher for 2023 and 2024 conditional draft picks. Ridley's last full season came in 2020 when he put up a career-high 1,374 receiving yards and on a career-high 90 catches in addition to nine receiving touchdowns. His last game played was Week 7 of the 2021 season at the Miami Dolphins. From 2018-2021, the seasons Ridley has played in, only two members of the 2018 Draft amassed over 3,000 career receiving yards and 25 career receiving touchdowns: Ridley (3,342 receiving yards and 28 receiving touchdowns) and Baltimore Ravens All-Pro tight end Mark Andrews (3,466 receiving yards and 29 receiving touchdowns). 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