FINALLY! Sean Payton Just Highlighted 2 MAJOR Fixes To The Denver Broncos!

FINALLY! Sean Payton Just Highlighted 2 MAJOR Fixes To The Denver Broncos!

During the NFL bye-week, Shawn Payeyton addressed two major problem areas. And yes, it is confirmed. I do believe the Denver Broncos are fixing these major problem areas ahead of their Commanders game and down the stretch of the 2025 season. Welcome in Broncos country to the Broncos breakdown by Chad Sports. My name is Moose. And I’m sure you’re wondering to yourself, what are those problem areas that Shawn Payeyton is talking about? The two areas that he’s mentioning, the penalty equation is what he called it. He says it is a must change and he highlighted the importance of figuring out the turnover margin. So on this episode, we’re going to break down everything from the penalty equation to the importance of figuring out the turnover margin. And that is why you hit subscribe. Make sure you join the ever growing family of Denver Broncos fans right here on the Broncos Breakdown. So during this bi-week change, Shawn Peyton called it a self-scouting reflection period. So essentially what happened was the Denver Broncos got to their facility on Monday and they broke down all of the film by Shawn Payeyton and this is the two areas that he said we need to focus on heavily down the stretch of the 2025 season because seating is now what we’re playing for. Obviously they’re trying to get that number one overall seat. This is also incredibly smart by him. And I’m sure you’re wondering to yourself as well, Moose, isn’t that what watching film is for every single week? Yes, but if you think about it, there’s a certain amount of game planning that goes into your opponent. So, a bunch of time gets taken away from your ability to fix whatever it is your problem is rather than preparing for the game against the upcoming opponent. That’s why the by-week is so important. You don’t have anybody to scout for. You don’t have anybody to prep for. It’s just you against the tape of yourself. And Clutch Points has insider information from Denver Broncos sources around the locker room that said this is what that happened at my high. Cleaning up the flags was priority number one in the meetings on Monday. Talking about last Monday and improving the turnover margin was right behind it as another major emphasis for the locker room. That message fits the broader arc of what Payton is building. Then they start talking a little bit about Davis Webb and they say Webb’s reputation as a meticulous detail obsessed passer turned coach meshes with a head coach who is now publicly demanding fewer self-inflicted wounds from an offense that has already proved it can move the ball. Translation, it is sloppy from a technical standpoint, from a play, not a play design standpoint, from an operational standpoint. There are things they need to clean up. pre- snap as well as during the play so that they don’t get penalized anymore. If that makes sense. The Broncos, by the way, have racked up 10 penalties for 147 yards against the Chiefs this year. Only played him one time. That’s unacceptable. Now, granted, is every single one of those penalties an actual penalty? Of course not. The Chiefs constantly get calls. You saw it against the Colts as well. And that’s exactly kind of believe or why I believe they kind of won that game is because they got a big helping hand from the refs. But the Broncos have had a penalty problem. So it’s not like every single penalty is just what the hell was that call? Because if you take a look at the numbers, this was going into the bye-week. The Broncos are 93 penalties deep. That’s first in the NFL or was first. Penalty yards, they were first. Pre-stat penalties, they were eighth. Away penalties, seventh. And those are not good numbers, by the way. They’re first, meaning they’re top of the league in that category. So, the Broncos clearly, from a pre-nap perspective, have to get things cleaned up. And I think that’s exactly what they probably are working on this week leading up against the Washington Commanders. We do know that it’s a priority for the players as well. It’s not just Shawn Payeyton. Riley Moss was the first one to come out and say, “I need to be better.” And I think Riley Moss has been very very good at points during this season. There’s been times when Riley Moss has been uh you know a headscratcher, a big you know roll your eyes moment because he gives up those big plays every now and then. But for the most part, even since Pat Certan has been out, Riley Moss has been really really good. But just before the by-week started, Riley said this about his own penalty problem. In practice, it’s going to be a big emphasis for me. We are going to put on the boxing gloves, maybe literally. We’re going to tape them up. So there’s no chance that I get grabby. It’s a repetitive thing with me. People can have their opinion on it, but me as a professional athlete, I need to be able to realize that, okay, this has happened multiple times. I need to fix it. And listen, I absolutely will own up to the last one talking about that massive pass interference call against the Chiefs at the very end of the game, the underthrown one. I can’t be grabbing him like that. It’s tough. It’s already a tough position and I have to be better in those situations and just play the ball. I don’t know about you, the Broncos feel locked into me right now. Like, I think, you know, you can get complacent during the by-week. I think it’s a very easy thing to fall into the, “Hey, we’re 9 and two. We’re on top of the world. It’s Cloud9, baby. We’re feeling great. Nice little re rest and relaxation.” It sounds like the Broncos did the exact opposite of that. It’s almost like they studied extra film, extra tape so that they can get the number one overall seed because right now with the Patriots win over the Bengals, they are currently 10-2. I know the Patriots haven’t played anyone. Are they frauds? Maybe, maybe not. They’ve got good quarterback play right now. That’s all I know. But here’s what I also know. There is a way to beat the Patriots. Force them to run the football and throw the football on them. They don’t have nearly the good pass defense that the Broncos do. They’re good against the run and they’re good at throwing the football. If you could take those things away from them, you’ll beat them. Plain and simple. They haven’t played anyone worth a damn to actually go out there and have a true tough test of any of the top contenders in the AFC outside of the Buffalo Bills. And even then, I think we all can agree the Buffalo Bills are fraudulent as well. So, excuse me. Pardon me. How excited are you for the back end of the Broncos season? If it’s not a 10, I don’t know what to tell you cuz I am fired the f up, man. I really am ready to go. It’s like a 10 or 11 for me on a scale of 1 to 10. Either way, get down to the comment section down below. Now, we’re going to continue on with the other part of the problem area that Shawn Payton highlighted, and that’s the turnover margin. And believe me when I say this, it’s not nearly as bad as you would think. We’re going to talk about that coming up here in just a second. But first, I got to tell you about our friends over at Prize Picks. This episode is brought to you by Prize Picks. And the holiday season is upon us. The best time of the year for sports as well. Bowl games, basketball matchups, playoff butches, it’s all happening right now all at once. 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Use code CLNS to get $50 in lineups after you play your first $5 lineup. That’s code CLNS to get $50 in lineups after you play your first $5 lineup. Prize picks, it’s good to be right. So, this turnover margin that I was talking about, it’s not nearly as bad as you think. They do have a minus3 turban over differential right now. That’s 19th and you’re tied with the Raiders at that number. So, you could look at that and go, “Whoa, whoa, that’s not good.” It’s not good, but it’s not the worst thing in the world. Why? Because this is the best threeandout defense I think I’ve ever seen. If there’s one team that I’ve watched in the last 15 years to get your offense off the field in three plays, it’s this Denver Broncos defense. Their pass rush is incredible. They’re sticky in coverage. They can cover pretty much every part of the field and they’ve got studs absolutely everywhere. So, that’s the good news. Here’s the other good news. It’s not like the best teams in the NFL are pulling up massive turnover numbers. Yeah, the Chicago Bears are 8 and3 and that’s one of their hallmarks is taking the football away. But look at the Seattle Seahawks. Theirs is minus7. They’re 8 and3. 49ers 7-4 minus 5. Panthers 6 and5, they’re minus4. The Bills have a minus2 differential. They’re 7-4. Chargers, same thing. So, it’s not like the turnovers are the end of the world for the Denver Broncos. It also doesn’t affect their ability to win multiple games in a row. The Broncos haven’t lost in October or November yet. That’s crazy. And there’s only one other team that can boast the same thing. That team is the New England Patriots. Only the Broncos and the Patriots have not lost a game in November or October in 2025. That doesn’t just happen by accident. That is the result of solid defensive and situational football. It really is. So, we could sit here go back and forth about how that part needs to be changed, but honestly, turnovers also feel kind of situational. It’s about being in the right position at the right time. If the players feel like in the moment they’re at the right, you know, place at the right time, they’ll force a turnover. But I don’t think the Broncos outside of the penalties really need to fix anything at this very moment. They I really don’t think that’s the case because they’re continuing to be one of the best defenses, the best defense in the NFL without the turnovers. Could you imagine if they were taking the ball over or turning or forcing turnovers? Holy cow, they’d be insane. And then I want to wrap up today’s episode by saying one more change the Broncos have made. Uh they’ve started contract talks with some players around the locker room. In fact, Shawn Payeyton said this himself. He said, “George and I before the break discussed a number of players that were going to uh visit with uh we’re going to visit with them.” The key is not affecting the mojo or how your teams are or how your team is doing. I’m always sensitive to that, especially when you’re playing well because sometimes those can be difficult discussions. There are a few other players that we know we’ve reached out to already and I think the key in all of that is the aspect of communication. Well, there’s only really about eight guys that you could be mentioning going into these contract years. JFM, Malcolm Roach, Alex Singleton, excuse me, Malcolm Roach, Alex Singleton, Justin Strain, Luke Watenber, JK Dobbins, PJ Lock, and Adam Troutman. Now, you can’t pay everybody. So, I just want to be very, very upfront about that. Somebody is not going to be played. You can’t pay everybody. We know this to be true. There’s not enough money to pay every single player. And let’s be completely honest, some players want to chase the bag more than they want to stay on the Broncos. It’s just the reality of professional sports. So, out of these eight, I’ve highlighted four players that I would must resign. It’s a must resign for Moose. These four dudes will be the guys that I go after hard. And I’ll mention one of them very briefly. John Franklin Meyers has already been kind of told the Broncos aren’t really interested in doing a contract negotiation talk with him right now. Maybe that changes in the offseason, but as of right now, we just got the report that the Broncos are not talking about a contract extension with him. He’s going to cost too much money. So there is an opportunity where you don’t see John Franklin Myers on this team anymore at least in next year. Is that is that upsetting? Kind of. I do think he’s a must resign. I think the continuity that he brings plus the fact that he’s played a whole lot better this year is just great stuff. So it would be JK Dobbins, it would be Malcolm Roach, Alex Singleton, and John Franklin Myers would be my four must resigns out of those eight. Out of those four, who would I be most interested in resigning immediately? Probably Roach and probably Dobbins. Those would be my my two that I go after hard. Malcolm Roach is an unbelievable run plug up the middle. So, I would absolutely have him as a resign. And then JK Dobbins, that doesn’t really need explaining. You guys know where I stand on JK Dobbins. He’s awesome. So, before I end today’s episode, who is a must resign player for the Denver Broncos? If you had to pick one player, just one, let me know in the comment section down below. I’m gonna say JK Dobbins. That’s going to do it for us on today’s episode. A reminder to hit that subscribe button, like today’s video. My high salute to you, and be cool.

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Clutch Points On Broncos Bye Week Meetings
“Cleaning up flags was priority one in meetings on Monday, and improving the turnover margin was right behind it as another major emphasis for the locker room. That message fits the broader arc of what Payton is building. Webb’s reputation as a meticulous, detail-obsessed passer-turned-coach meshes with a head coach who is now publicly demanding fewer self-inflicted wounds from an offense that has already proved it can move the ball.”

Denver Broncos contract years in 2026:
John Franklin-Myers | DL
Malcolm Roach | DL
Alex Singleton | LB
Justin Strnad | LB
Luke Wattenberg | C
J.K. Dobbins | RB
P.J. Locke | S
Adam Trautman | TE

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NFL winning records with a negative TO differential:
-7 • Seahawks (8-3)
-5 • 49ers (7-4)
-4 • Panthers (6-5)
-3 • Broncos (9-2)
-2 • Bills (7-4)
-1 • Chargers (7-4)

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Riley Moss On Penalties
“In practice, it’s going to be a big emphasis. We are going to put the boxing gloves on me, we’re going to tape them up. So there’s no chance. It’s a repetitive thing. People can have their opinion on it, but me, as a professional athlete, I need to be able to realize that, Okay, this has happened multiple times. Listen, I will absolutely own up to the last one, the underthrown ball. I can’t be grabbing him like that,It’s tough. It’s already a tough position, and I have to be able to, in those situations, play the ball.”

Broncos offensive starters returning for 2025:
QB: Bo Nix
RB: Jaleel McLaughlin
WR: Courtland Sutton
WR: Marvin Mims Jr.
WR: Pat Bryant
TE: Adam Trautman
OL: Ben Powers
OL: Luke Wattenberg
OL: Quinn Meinerz
OL: Mike McGlinchey
OL: Garett Bolles”

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– Who is a must re-sign player for the Broncos?
– How excited are you for the back end of the Broncos season? Scale 1-10

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