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The Broncos also excel in stopping the run, reducing opponents' rushing yards from an average of 144 yards per game (33rd in the league) to just over four yards per carry. Their ability to pressure the quarterback—evidenced by nine sacks in one game alone—is a testament to their relentless pass rush. This pressure translates into fewer passing yards, with the team posting negative yardage due to sacks—an indicator of their dominance in disrupting offensive rhythm.