Green Bay Packers defensive end Micah Parsons looks forward to the opportunity to face the Denver Broncos in a matchup of highly touted defenses.

The NFL mic'd up head coach Sean Payton, quarterback Bo Nix and pass rusher Nik Bonitto for the game. The audio and visual showed several key moments in the Broncos ' win, with voiceovers from "Voice of the Broncos " Dave Logan, as well as play-by-play commentary from the CBS broadcast.

We're in Week 15 of the NFL regular season, and the Denver Broncos are one of three teams that have playoff-clinching scenarios. While no team has yet to clinch a playoff spot, nine teams have been officially eliminated, including four in the AFC, leaving 12 teams fighting for a playoff spot.

For the first 10 games, Nix was hard to trust, playing erratically for three quarters before throwing on a cape in the fourth. And he might struggle against the Packers, whose defense compares favorably to the Broncos save for their 22 fewer sacks. But Nix probably won’t, judging by the past three games.

Denver Broncos bring in former Memphis quarterback, 9 others for tryouts originally appeared on The Sporting News. Add The Sporting News as a Preferred Source by clicking here. The Denver Broncos brought in 10 players for tryouts on Friday, looking to get a leg up on some future prospects.

Streaky throughout the contest, Broncos quarterback Bo Nix had a fourth quarter to forget, breaking a trend of late-game magic ... until, of course, he rediscovered his crunch-time flair in overtime,

The Broncos’ final four games are home contests against the Packers and Jaguars, a road matchup on Christmas against the Chiefs and a home game against the Chargers in Week 18. The Patriots host the Bills, play at the Ravens and Jets, then close at home against the Dolphins.

The Denver Broncos, to my casual AFC eye, seem pretty good. Their defense seems to be for real, and while I don’t really care for Bo Nix as a quarterback, I’ve always felt like he is at least careful with the ball,

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