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The Denver Broncos defeated the Seattle Seahawks in the opening coin toss and decided to hold off on taking possession until the second half. This is a good choice for a rookie quarterback making his first NFL start. Allow him to shake off his nerves in the first half. The Broncos’ defense could not have had a better start to the game. Geno Smith was sacked by Jonathon Cooper on the first down, and on the second down, he was hit while throwing, and Alex Singleton intercepted the ball, giving Denver a possession in the red zone. Alex Singleton’s INTERCEPTION is the result of #Broncos pressure: pic.twitter.com/cSHxMFviQK — MileHighReport, September 8, 2024 (@MileHighReport) Javonte Williams brought the main down handoff nine yards up the center to the Seattle 11 yard line, then had an opening on the rear on second down yet slipped for a one yard misfortune. Bo Nix, a rookie, was flushed outside on third and 2, so he threw an incomplete pass to bring out the field goal unit on third and 2. Mustangs 3, Seahawks 0. The Horses protection shut things down helpfully on the Seahawks next drive, constraining them to dropkick it away after a fast three and out. Bo Nix’s first drive from within his own territory also ends in a quick three-and-out. Nix was 3/3 on passing, however acquired only five yards. Inside strain from the Horses patched up inside guarded line was having the effect right off the bat in this game. They constrained a second consecutive three-and-out halfway through the principal quarter and they just looked predominant into front early. Williams and then Jaleel McLaughlin ran back-to-back for Denver to start the third drive, which resulted in a third and a fourth. Nix crossed the middle and hit Lil’Jordan Humphrey, who dropped the pass and forced these teams into yet another three-and-out. On their subsequent drive, the Seahawks finally recorded their first first down of the game, which helped them gain some momentum. A terrible punishment for roughing the bystander Nik Bonitto put Seattle on the edge of field objective reach. Ja’Quan McMillian flew in for a tackle for no addition and after a three yard gain on second down the Seahawks confronted a third and seven. Bonitto made up for himself there with a free race to drive the field objective that would tie things up. Horses 3, Seahawks 3. Two fast fruitions by Nix on Denver’s next drive arrangement a third and three. Nix carried out on third down and mixed and a horrible spot raised a fourth down. Sean Payton burned through no opportunity to challenge the call and the call was upset. The location was appalling, as could be seen by everyone on earth. Each team should have at least one first down at the end of the quarter. That is something.