Losing starting quarterback C.J. Stroud after his brutal second-quarter collision with Denver Broncos cornerback Kris Abrams-Draine somewhat predictably proved to be a death blow for the Houston Texans.

Denver's defense has racked up a league-leading 40 sacks, putting the Broncos on pace for 75, which would obliterate the franchise-record 63 sacks they collected last season. That would also eclipse the NFL record for most sacks in a season of 72 set by the Chicago Bears in 1984.

Lutz nails second, final-play field goal in three games. Nix has scoring passes of 30 yards to Sutton, 27 yards to Harvey while Denver D epitomized bend-don't-break.

Wil Lutz kicked a 34-yard field goal as time expired, allowing the Broncos to escape with another fourth-quarter comeback.

The Texans limited Bo Nix's effectiveness in the passing game, but he burned them with his legs for the biggest play of the Broncos' win.

On this episode of "Broncos in 60," Head Coach Sean Payton talks about the upcoming matchup vs. the Las Vegas Raiders, shares his thoughts on the impact of linebacker Dre Greenlaw and more.

The Broncos defensive lineman powered one final time past Houston left guard Laken Tomlinson, wrapped one big arm around Texans backup quarterback Davis Mills, and, in the process, set his offense up to get one last chance with the ball. Incomplete.

The Broncos proved again they are the NFL's best fourth-quarter team, the biggest reason to believe they can vie for a championship.

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