Denver Broncos Offensive Analysis

Introduction

Focus on Denver Broncos' offensive strategies.
Analysis through All-22 breakdown.
Aim to understand how Broncos succeeded against Buccaneers and how Jets can prepare.

Definition: Counter play for the outside zone, with offensive line flowing in one direction and a sift motion from the other.
- Unblocked defensive end taken out by motion creating holes for running backs.
21 Personnel:
- Two running backs (including a fullback).
- Successful execution against Buccaneers.
- Strong side formation expected but run executed on the weak side.
- Denver frequently uses this formation.
12 Personnel:
- Two tight ends, different look but same run concept.
- Jet motion used to mislead linebackers.
Key Point: Denver thrives on simplistic plays run from exotic looks to confuse defenses.

Pistol Arc Formation:
- Leaves backside defensive end unblocked.
- Fullback key in blocking linebackers after fake block on defensive end.
Execution:
- Utilizes Bo Nix's running ability.
- Defensive ends need to make quick, correct decisions.
- Effective in red zone scenarios.

Strategy: Bo Nix targets deep sideline throws, especially against pressure.
- Targets number 14 frequently.
- Utilizes vertical routes ("nine routes").
Key Challenge: Jets need disciplined coverage from corners like Sauce Gardner.

Outbreaking Routes:
- Focus on out-breaking routes to stacked or bunched receivers.
- High-low concepts to target cornerbacks.
Challenges:
- Struggles with deeper throws under these coverage schemes.
- Importance of mixing coverage to confuse Bo Nix.

Key Defensive Strategies:
- Recognize and prepare for Denver's tendencies in both run and pass.
- Focus on coverage discipline and decision-making under pressure.
Preparation for Jets:
- Understand Denver's offensive looks to improve defensive response in upcoming match.