Broncos vow to address defensive miscues ahead of Jaguars visit
The Denver Broncos have a lot to fix after their season-opening loss to the Kansas City Chiefs. They missed over two dozen tackles, which contributed to a 31-10 defeat on Monday night. Denver's usually strong defense struggled to stop Super Bowl MVP Kenneth Walker III. Defensive end Zach Allen says it's a correctable issue and will be a focus in practice. The Broncos face the Jacksonville Jaguars this week, a team on a nine-game regular-season winning streak.
Jacksonville cornerback Jourdan Lewis expects a tough game, especially after last year's blowout by the Jaguars. The matchup is set for Sunday.
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