The Denver Broncos secured their eleventh consecutive victory, defeating the Green Bay Packers thirty-four to twenty-six in a thrilling matchup. Despite a slow start, the Broncos rallied in the second half, showcasing a dominant defensive performance and an exceptional offensive display. Quarterback Bo Nix delivered a career-best game, throwing for three hundred three yards and four touchdowns, demonstrating remarkable composure under pressure. The Broncos offense, led by Nix, converted crucial third downs and scored two touchdowns in the second quarter to keep the game close. In the third quarter, the Broncos responded to a Packers touchdown with an interception and two impressive touchdown drives led by Bo Nix. The Broncos offense engineered another scoring drive in the fourth quarter, culminating in a four-yard touchdown run by R.J. Harvey, extending their lead to eight points. The Denver defense sealed the victory with a crucial interception and a game-ending sack on fourth down, improving the Broncos record to twelve and two.

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