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Panthers Drop Third Straight Game After Loss to Broncos
Bo Nix threw two touchdowns and Denver’s defense sealed the comeback with a late interception and strip-sack.
- On Sunday at Bank of America Stadium, the Denver Broncos defeated the Carolina Panthers 26-21, securing their fifth consecutive win and setting an NFL record with their 16th straight one-score victory.
- Trailing by a point entering the fourth quarter, quarterback Bo Nix led Denver on consecutive touchdown drives to reclaim the lead. The Broncos have now scored over 20 points in three straight games.
- Nix threw for 237 yards and two touchdowns, while linebacker Nik Bonitto forced a game-sealing strip-sack on Panthers quarterback Bryce Young. Safety Devon Key added a crucial goal-line interception.
- Denver improved to 7-2, maintaining their lead in the AFC West entering the bye week. Receiver Jaylen Waddle and cornerback Riley Moss suffered concussions in the first half and were ruled out.
- The Broncos enter a bye week before the NFL trade deadline on Tuesday, followed by Week 11 when they host the Las Vegas Raiders. This positions Denver to maintain momentum in the AFC West race.
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