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The Broncos have a lengthy list of issues on offense that must be addressed

The Denver Broncos currently hold a 2-2 record, but their offensive output has raised concerns regarding their postseason viability. The team is struggling with frequent penalties and dropped passes, contributing to a lack of scoring efficiency that places them among the lowest-ranked offenses in the league.

Through four games, they have managed only seven touchdowns and five field goals. The ground game has also faltered, with the team averaging just over 3.5 yards per carry.

J.K. Dobbins has not replicated his previous performance levels, while Jonah Coleman is sidelined on short-term injured reserve and RJ Harvey has seen limited opportunities.

Defensively, the team is allowing nearly 5 yards per carry to opponents. Sean Payton recently addressed the inconsistent performance of the rushing attack, citing issues with defensive run stunts and overall execution.

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