Vell, let's see.
Denver is 7-7 in its last 14 games.
The definition of mediocrity.
Oh, yes, there was a slight swell of pride when the bungling Broncos went 3-0 at one stretch with a win over the hated Raiders in last season's last game and, of course, two wins to open this season, one against the Los Angeles Chargers, another weak sister in the AFC West, and Denver's signature win over Dallas, America's team.
However, as goes Trevor Siemian, Denver's bargain basement quarterback, so go the Broncos.
As might be expected, Siemian, now in his third year, stubbed his big toe in the biggest game of his career, with two interceptions, some weak passes and several stumble/bumble/tumble plays when Denver most needed a first down.
Oh, well. We expected to see Trevorbig. Instead we received another chapter of Trevorlittle.
Denver better quit believing in its fan base.
We think Denver should win every game.
It seems likely that Trevorlittle will play more to his reputation of being far less.