BY JOE NGUYEN
JNGUYEN@DENVERPOST.COM / @JOENGUYEN

The Broncos survived an ugly, ugly, ugly game in London to beat the woeful Jets, 13-11, on Sunday.

While the defense put on "a masterclass," sacking New York quarterback Justin Fields nine times, Denver's offense and special teams struggled.

As columnist Troy Renck writes: "The Broncos are a tease, still without an offensive identity. Nix looked like Tom Brady in the fourth and first quarter of the past two games ... and Brady Quinn the other six quarters."

Next up: Hosting the New York Giants at 2:05 p.m. Sunday.

Here's a rundown of our coverage from the game:

• Broncos Analysis: Defense racks up 9 sacks, bails out offense in London win over Jets. ‘That was a masterclass.’
• Renck: If Broncos play with Jet lag like this, they can forget about winning AFC West.
• Broncos QB Bo Nix bemoans offense’s ‘complete lack of rhythm’ in second half against Jets.
• Broncos HC Sean Payton baffled by Aaron Glenn’s end-of-half clock management for Jets: ‘That’s unusual.’
• Broncos LG Ben Powers’ injury absence looms large as Matt Peart racks up three penalties in starting debut.
• Broncos-Jets report card: Sean Payton’s offensive slump, sloppy special-teams play nearly down Denver.
• Broncos four downs: Vance Joseph, defense bail Sean Payton out. Again.

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Jonathon Cooper (0) of the Denver Broncos seals the game as he sacks Justin Fields (7) of the New York Jets as Brandon Jones (22) doles out additional heat during the fourth quarter of the Broncos’ 13-11 win at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium in London on Sunday, Oct. 12, 2025. (Photo by AAron Ontiveroz, The Denver Post)