Dulcich would’ve gotten that first down.
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Would’ve worked out in the end had our kicker not missed an extra point and a FG.
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Hard to do anything when you're always hurt.
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Except for the fact that he did actually miss those kicks and those kicks are part of the game.
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If the Broncos had scored more while keeping the raiders from scoring as much, I believe they would have had a real good chance to win the game / Booger Joe
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Turns out slow receivers and short passes don't work out well. Who knew?
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No one could have predicted that swapping out a good kicker for a poor one would lead to missed kicks! Another genius chess move by General Paton.

Now what if the Raiders had avoided their goal line miscues and other mistakes?

If only the Broncos could stay 100% healthy and eliminate all mistakes, while keeping all of the opponent's mistakes. Then they could beat bad teams at home!
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The Broncos have been one of the top three red zone defenses for three years now. It wasn’t surprising at all that the Raiders struggled down there against us. Everyone does.
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Struggled? They got to the redzone 4 times and came away with 2 TDs and 1 FG. I don't know what league average is, but that seems pretty successful.
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And you still lost a home game to the team widely expected to finish last in the division.
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That's impossible. Knowmo told us they got a renowned trainer and staff but yet they are getting hurt all the same as before.
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Dungver… the one place in the league you can make the club from the tub. :-)

#TheBeauBidenEffect

:-)
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When you get your trainers from Wish
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If not for an illegal formation and a botched snap on consecutive plays, the Raiders would have scored 3 TDs (and 24 total points) in 4 trips to the redzone.
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Penner has some pull now




:-)
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