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The Broncos opened 2025 by cranking up the altitude and grinding out a 20–12 win over the Titans at Mile High. Second-year signal-caller Bo Nix was steady at the wheel, going 25/40 for 176 yards and a TD, while rookie Cameron Ward made his first NFL start and finished 12/28 for 112 yards in a tough debut on the road. (espn.com)

This one moved like a heavyweight spar: jabs early, haymakers late. Joey Slye kept Tennessee in it with four field goals (from 50, 33, 42, and 35), but Nix landed the first big punch — a 22-yard rope to Courtland Sutton with 0:16 left in the half. And how about a momentum jolt? Chimere Dike ripped a 71-yard kickoff return to tee up Slye’s last-second boot before the break. (espn.com)

Out of halftime, it turned into a field-position fistfight until Wil Lutz nudged Denver back in front. Then came the closer: rookie burner RJ Harvey gashed a 50-yard run to set the table, and J.K. Dobbins carved in the dagger from 19 yards with 7:37 to go — ballgame, 20–12. (espn.com)

The stat sheet tells the story of complementary ball: Sutton: 6 catches, 61 yards, 1 TD; Dobbins: 16 carries, 63 yards, 1 TD; the rookie spark Harvey: 6 carries, 70 yards; and for Tennessee, Tony Pollard: 18 for 60 while Ward and the pass game never found a deep gear. Big Dill of the Game: J.K. Dobbins — the patience, the burst, the game-sealing 19-yard TD when Denver needed a finisher. That’s your opener from Big Dill Sports — where ballin’ is a big dill. (espn.com)