Broncos defense's struggles have no end in sight with Jaguars coming to town
The Denver Broncos’ season opener exposed a defensive problem that could follow them straight into Week 2. The 31-10 Monday night defeat to the Kansas City Chiefs was supposed to be an opportunity for this defense to prove itself.
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