The Denver Broncos spoiled career nights for quarterback Jameis Winston and wide receiver Jerry Jeudy, winning the game 41-32. Ja’Quan McMillian’s 44-yard interception return sealed the victory for Denver.
Winston had a standout performance, throwing for a franchise-record 497 yards and four touchdowns. However, he also threw two interceptions that were returned for scores by the Broncos. Winston is struggling with turnovers, despite his impressive passing stats.
Jeudy had a dominant game, catching nine passes for 235 yards – the most in NFL history against his former team. He also scored a touchdown and was praised by Cleveland coach Kevin Stefanski, who said he “executed the plan really well.”
The Broncos relied on their running game early, with Javonte Williams and Michael Burton scoring short touchdowns. The Browns took an early lead but were unable to hold on as Denver mounted a comeback.
With three interceptions returned for scores against Winston, the Broncos’ defense played a crucial role in the win. Ja’Quan McMillian’s game-sealing pick-6 will be remembered as a key moment in the game.
The Broncos (8-5) enter their bye week with a 76% probability of making the postseason. Coach Sean Payton said, “It wasn’t perfect, but we were able to finish.” The win moves Denver into the seventh and final playoff spot in the AFC.
Source: https://apnews.com/article/browns-broncos-score-dffc0abb169edc9e76fe7204334d6f9d