
Sean Payton unsettled by Broncos’ slow starts despite wins
Sean Payton has expressed discomfort with the Denver Broncos' slow starts to games, even though the team has managed to win two of their three matches so far this NFL season. The Broncos edged the Los Angeles Rams 30-26 in their most recent game on 28 September, but Payton remains critical of how the team begins play.
The Broncos currently hold a 2-1 record, having won against the Rams and the Jacksonville Jaguars while losing to the Kansas City Chiefs. Despite their positive results, the team sits seventh in the NFL standings with no points recorded from three games, reflecting the league's point system rather than their win-loss record. Their goal difference stands at minus 10, highlighting some defensive vulnerabilities.
Denver Broncos compete in the AFC West division of the NFL and are based in Denver. Their recent form shows a loss followed by two wins, but Payton’s comments suggest he is focused on improving the team’s consistency right from the opening whistle.
Looking ahead, the Broncos will face the San Francisco 49ers on 4 October. This upcoming NFL game represents an opportunity for Denver to build on their current form and address the issues Payton has identified with their game starts, aiming for a stronger overall performance as the season progresses.






