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"We dug ourselves a hole, and the only way we can get out of it is by winning one game at a time," he told Andy Lindahl and Tyler Polumbus on Tuesday as the Broncos prepared for Thursday' night's game at Arizona.

Harris told Tyler Polumbus and Andy Lindahl that the team has the right mindset going into its game against the Cardinals, but that the Broncos must "have way more discipline."

"Defensively we were on our heels all day because of the run game," Joseph told Voice of the Broncos Dave Logan as he broke down the performance of the run defense in the Week 6 loss to the Rams. "We had no solutions to slowing the run game down, which made our defense really passive on first and second downs."

"Against a great team like the Rams ... you've got to make sure your possessions count, because you might not get many," Keenum told Tyler Polumbus and Andy Lindahl in his weekly Orange and Blue 760 chat on Monday.

"Really, it wasn't too big, it wasn't too crazy," Harris told Andy Lindahl and Tyler Polumbus during his weekly interview on Orange and Blue 760 on Thursday morning.

"Some type of change has to happen, because we're on a three-game losing streak," he told Andy Lindahl and Tyler Polumbus on Wednesday as the Broncos began their preparations for Sunday's game against the Los Angeles Rams.

"We haven't played ... in my opinion, up to our capabilities," he told Voice of the Broncos Dave Logan on Orange and Blue 760 on Tuesday.

The Rams, who will visit Denver on Sunday, still lead the way. The Broncos, meanwhile, fell nine spots after their 34-16 loss to the Jets last Sunday. Find out where everyone stacks up in Mase's by-the-numbers rankings.

"We won't move forward as we are ... it won't stay the same, I can promise you that," Joseph told Voice of the Broncos Dave Logan during his weekly day-after-game interview on Orange and Blue 760.

The Hall of Fame quarterback and CBS analyst joins Ray Crockett and Marc Stout to discuss the growth of the Broncos' running game and how it can help Case Keenum (2:40), the progress of Jets QB Sam Darnold (3:40), where Case Keenum stands as he continues to adjust to his new team (5:36) and how he feels the Broncos' defense and running game look better compared with last year (7:26).

Harris said he's "just now" getting over the Chiefs loss, but he has turned the page to the Jets and QB Sam Darnold. "He's looking good to me. He can make the throws. He can move in the pocket," Harris told Andy Lindahl and Tyler Polumbus. "We've got to be ready for everything with him.

Jewell also shared which nickname he prefers in a conversation with Brandon Krisztal and Justin Adams on Orange and Blue 760 after Wednesday's practice.

Sanders looked back on the miscues of the loss to the Chiefs and looked ahead to how he hopes he can be used on Orange and Blue 760 on Wednesday. "I just want to be used more, to be able to change the outcome of games," he said.

"We've got a good football team, we've just got to be able to put it all together," Elway told Voice of the Broncos Dave Logan on Tuesday in the wake of Denver's 27-23 loss to Kansas City.

"Our big-time players have to make plays in big games, that what we have to get to [in order] to win these close games," Joseph told Voice of the Broncos Dave Logan a day after the Broncos' 27-23 loss to Kansas City.

"You don't want [more playing time] in this circumstance, but it's next man up, and I have to play well for my team and my teammates," LaCosse told Ryan Edwards, Andrew Mason and Andy Lindahl on Saturday as he prepares for a bigger role in the wake of Jake Butt's torn ACL.

"We definitely have a good game plan for Monday," Roby told Ray Crockett and Marc Stout on Friday afternoon as he discussed the Week 4 duel and where the Broncos' secondary stands.

Peko joined Brandon Krisztal and Justin Adams from the Broncos' locker room to discuss what the defense needs to do in order to defuse the Chiefs on Monday night. "I don't think [the Chiefs] have played a defense like ours," he said.

"It's one of those things that's like an instant learning experience," he told Brandon Krisztal and Justin Adams of Orange and Blue 760 in the locker room Thursday.

Harris told Andy Lindahl and Tyler Polumbus that the defensive backs are putting in extra work and watching extra film this week to put their recent struggles behind them.

Sanders also talks about the discomfort in which he played Sunday, adding that he's back to "100 percent" and is "ready to go" for next Monday's showdown with the Chiefs.

Washington let Kirk Cousins go and traded for Alex Smith, and this week, Smith's team had the biggest jump (11 spots), while Cousins' Vikings had the longest fall (eight spots). Where did everyone shake out, including the Broncos after their loss? Find out as Andrew Mason reveals his Week 4 rankings -- with pithy commentary from Steve Atwater and Ryan Edwards.

Keenum talked about overcoming mistakes, his strong confidence in his receivers, the impact of Phillip Lindsay's ejection and what comes next in a chat with Andy Lindahl and Tyler Polumbus on Orange and Blue 760 on Tuesday morning.

First up is WR Courtland Sutton (0:18), who tells Brandon Krisztal and Justin Adams that there is no panic in the locker room after the first defeat of the 2018 regular season. Next, Arnie Stapleton of the Associated Press breaks down the Ravens loss with the "First and Ten at Ten" crew at 6:37. Finally, NFL Network's Ian Rapoport joins Andy Lindahl and Tyler Polumbus to break down the weekend around the league (20:57).

Joseph also updated the status of CB Tramaine Brock and reflected on the Week 3 loss at Baltimore, telling Voice of the Broncos Dave Logan, "Overall, we didn't play winning football."