Overview
- The Broncos rallied for a 20-13 victory over the Jacksonville Jaguars on Sunday when rookie Jonah Coleman scored a 3-yard touchdown that became the game‑winner.
- Second‑year RB R.J. Harvey was inactive for the game with a hamstring injury and did not play, forcing Denver to change its planned backfield rotation.
- Starter J.K. Dobbins exited late with a hamstring issue and was described by coach Sean Payton as having a "little" injury, but his availability will be closely monitored during the week.
- Denver’s defense, which emphasized tackling fundamentals after Week 1, limited Jacksonville to three second‑half points and created the field position that fueled the comeback.
- The result spotlights Denver’s Week 1 rushing shortfall and validates the team’s decision to keep multiple backs, with Coleman’s emergence creating immediate depth while the club monitors Dobbins and Harvey ahead of Sunday Night Football.