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Five key moments: Broncos 27, Texans 9 (Aric DiLalla) Two plays later, Siemian delivered a perfect pass to Sanders for 31 yards. BTV: Broncos regain winning ways (DenverBroncos.com) C.J. Anderson and Devontae Booker combined for 190 yards rushing and the Broncos defense held Brock Osweiler to just 131 yards passing in his return to Denver, as the Broncos beat the Texans 27-9 on Monday. Four years of practice against Brock Osweiler made Broncos D a perfect storm against Texans (Andrew Mason) But it was the practices of the 2012-15 seasons that proved most valuable Monday night -- specifically the repetitions the defense received against Brock Osweiler. Broncos come up with timely turnovers in win over Texans (Aric DiLalla) The time of the play was inconsequential. The timing couldn’t have mattered more. Sanders' confidence sparks offensive rejuvenation (Caroline Deisley) He arrived at Sports Authority Field at Mile High to face the Texans covered head-to-toe in Western attire, sporting his best Butch Cassidy costume. Siemian Says: Offensive balance provides passing opportunities (Ben Swanson) What the Broncos needed was simply what Siemian gave them: mistake-free football with explosive plays to help open up Houston's defense, which ranks ninth in plays of 20-plus yards allowed and came into Monday's game ranked second in passing yards per play. Victory speech: Texans game (DenverBroncos.com) Head Coach Gary Kubiak addresses the team following the Broncos 27-9 victory over the Texans on Monday Night Football. * * The best of the rest: Anderson, Booker run wild on Texans with best performances of season (Cameron Wolfe, Denver Post) Maybe a little adversity and criticism is all the Broncos’ running backs needed. Kubiak's return much bigger to Broncos than Osweiler's (Jeff Legwold, ESPN.com)* Osweiler's much ballyhooed return overshadowed another comeback: that of Broncos coach Gary Kubiak. * Texans vs Broncos Highlights (NFL.com) The best plays of Monday night.

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Broncos, Briefly: Tuesday, October 25, 2016