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Snaps and analysis from Broncos win over Seahawks on TNF

The Denver Broncos' offense showed a heavy reliance on a limited group of players in their Thursday Night Football victory over the Seattle Seahawks. Bo Nix started all 60 offensive snaps, flanked by an offensive line that remained intact throughout the game, with the five starters all playing every snap and Alex Palczewski contributing just one.

The running game featured a stark contrast between J.K. Dobbins and RJ Harvey, with Dobbins logging 31 snaps and 20 touches for just 46 yards—a dismal 2.3 yards per attempt—while Harvey managed 9 touches for 56 yards on his 24 snaps, nearly tripling Dobbins’ efficiency.

The wide receiver corps saw Courtland Sutton and Jaylen Waddle leading in snap counts at 46 and 39, respectively, but the unit combined for only 9 catches on 15 targets, underscoring defensive pressure. On the defensive side, Seattle’s secondary dominated with Jahdae Barron and Alex Singleton each playing all 85 defensive snaps, while the linebacking corps saw Quandarrius Robinson and Dondrea Tillman split time heavily, with Tillman logging 24 snaps on special teams alone.

The Broncos’ special teams also saw significant contributions from Wil Lutz and Jeremy Crawshaw, who each played 7 and 11 snaps, respectively, while Tyler Badie and Adam Prentice saw limited action in the running game.

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