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Stidham started the final two games of the 2022 season for the Raiders, throwing for 584 yards and four touchdowns.

Plus, Special Teams Coordinator Ben Kotwica assesses wide receiver Marvin Mims Jr.'s contributions.

The Broncos finish the 2023 season with two divisional matchups, and they can post their first winning season since 2016 with a pair of victories to end the year.

Plus, Offensive Coordinator Joe Lombardi and quarterback Russell Wilson discuss how wintry weather could impact the Broncos approach, and safety Kareem Jackson shares his excitement to return to the Broncos' locker room.

Though Bill Belichick's Patriots have a record of taking away their opponent's top threat, Sutton said he will continue to look for big-play opportunities.

Head Coach Sean Payton also discussed the Broncos' performance in the run game and gave an update on tight end Greg Dulcich.

"If you don't account for him and you try to leave him matched up with linebackers and safeties, it's not going to be a pretty day," wide receiver Courtland Sutton said. "I'm excited to get 'Dolce' back, man. It's going to be fun."

Denver used a play from the Chargers' playoff loss to Jacksonville to inspire their play call for the game-sealing touchdown on Sunday.

"We've got a lot of confidence in this locker room in who we are, what we're going to do and how we can go about it," Russell Wilson said.

After winning five consecutive games to overcome a 1-5 start, both center Lloyd Cushenberry III and safety P.J. Locke expressed confidence in Denver's ability to again rebound from a tough loss.

Flawless execution on field-goal attempts from Lutz, holder Riley Dixon and long snapper Mitchell Fraboni has been a critical aspect of the Broncos' winning streak.

"I'm just focused on what do we have to do to win this game," Head Coach Sean Payton said.

"There were a lot of things we did today that I was pleased with," Head Coach Sean Payton said, "and we felt like we beat a good football team."

"Ric Flair always said, 'To be the man, you've got to beat the man,'" tackle Mike McGlinchey said Wednesday.

Denver outlasted the Vikings on "Sunday Night Football," but all three phases are hoping to improve on their Sunday showing. 

"We've got a lot of work to do," tackle Mike McGlinchey said. "[We've] got a lot of season left to play, and we're going to get better each week."

"We're still nowhere close to where we want to be, we're just moving in that right direction," inside linebacker Alex Singleton said Tuesday.

Williams tallied a career-high 27 carries and established the run game, while Sutton made big plays through the air.

The Broncos' 19-17 win over the Packers gave Denver needed momentum, but it also provided room for growth.

Plus, running back Javonte Williams provided an update on his health.

Payton also talked about improving the run defense and empowering rookie Marvin Mims Jr.

Also, cornerback Pat Surtain discusses his relationship with New York's Sauce Gardner and why winning is his priority.

The Broncos are staving off complacency after a 21-point comeback victory and are working to clean up execution errors.

Plus, Offensive Coordinator Joe Lombardi explains the importance of establishing the run game.

Also, several Broncos explained why Bears quarterback Justin Fields is so difficult to contain.