Broncos Set 1-Game Franchise Record For Points In Blowout Of Eagles!

Broncos Set 1-Game Franchise Record For Points

The Denver Broncos' 4th season, they scored 50 points against San Diego, in 1963. It took the Broncos 50 much more years before they scored 50 in a very game again.

The Broncos are not just destroying teams so far this season, they're setting records since they do it.

Denver scored 52 points (team record) in addition to Peyton Manning now has 16 touchdowns (NFL record through 4 games) following the Broncos routed the Philadelphia Eagles 52-20.

Manning finished 28-of-34 passes for 327 yards, 4 touchdowns and no interceptions, and was pulled on the game with more than 10 minutes remaining. Manning is even now on pace for 64 touchdowns this season, and has not thrown an interception but.

The Broncos have scored 49, 41, 37 and 52 points into their four games this season. Manning continues to be remarkably sharp and is well on his solution to another NFL MVP award. The particular Eagles' defense had no likelihood. Surprisingly, Philadelphia's uptempo offense was turn off too. Denver's defense, which still hasn't played a game with linebacker Von Miller or cornerback Champ Bailey this year, held Michael Vick to 248 meters on 14 completions and running back LeSean McCoy to just 73 yards on the ground.

Manning and the Broncos are rolling this season. The way they are enjoying, that franchise record of 52 points in a very game might not last one more 50 days, let alone 50 many years.

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