Broncos Game: Denver Broncos vs. Indianapolis Colts preseason 2024 Live

The Denver Broncos are currently playing against the Indianapolis Colts in a preseason game. The Broncos started with Jarrett Stidham as the quarterback, and the game has been competitive. So far, the Broncos are trailing the Colts with a score of 3-10. This game is a warm-up before the regular NFL season begins, with the Broncos set to face the Seattle Seahawks in their season opener.

 Quarterback Anthony Richardson of the Colts and the starting offense faced the Broncos for two series, as Shane Steichen stated on Friday. Richardson completed two of his four passes for 25 yards overall. In addition, he had a one-yard scramble off play-action, but Richardson went out of bounds. The Colts offense would go three and out in the opening series.

Before needing to punt on Richardson's second series, the offense managed to gain a first down. After Denver blitzed early in the drive, it built up speed and created a lot of room over the middle. Richardson found Mo Alie-Cox, who forced a defender to miss and gained 19 yards. The Colts moved the chains and went for play-action, but Richardson exited the pocket and scurried for a yard before being tackled out of bounds since no one seemed to be available. Taylor attempted to rush again on the second down and gained two yards.

The Colts used play-action after moving the chains, but Richardson escaped the pocket and scurried for a yard before being shoved out of bounds because no one seemed to be open. Taylor tried again on second down and gained two yards on the rush. Granson was found with a six-yard pass from Richardson on third and seven. Granson was slowed down by the pass, though, which appeared to come out a little late and be a bit behind. On Richardson's third series of the game, Joe Flacco took over at quarterback.

This Sunday, the opening Sunday of the 2024-5 NFL preseason, will feature the Denver Broncos versus the Indianapolis Colts. Even if you don't have cable, you can still watch the Denver Broncos vs. Indianapolis Colts game today by reading on.

The play was originally called a touchback by the officials, which would have been the right call under previous regulations. However, such is no longer the case due to the NFL's new kickoff rules, which have entirely changed the play. Thus, as referees were setting up for a timeout, Jaguars coach Doug Pederson hurried outside to contest the ruling. It seems that he was correct. The play was reversed, and the safety was given to the Jaguars. They led 20–10 at the half as a result.

This season, the NFL is introducing new kickoff regulations, and the play looks completely different. Although players on the kicking team begin at the opponent's 40 and are not allowed to move until the ball hits the ground or a player in the "landing zone," which is the space between the goal line and the 20-yard line, the kicking team nevertheless kicks the ball from their own 35-yard line. The modifications were made in an attempt to maintain kickoffs' relevance and to make the play safer without totally doing away with them.