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The Broncos began the third-quarter possession at the Las Vegas 33-yard line after an interception and big return by linebacker Dondrea Tillman. The Denver offense had already punted five times and ended another drive with an interception, but now they were in prime position to grab the lead.

The Denver Broncos again snatched victory from the jaws of defeat in Thursday's primetime contest against the Las Vegas Raiders, escaping with a 10-7 conquest at Empower Field at Mile High -- their seventh straight win and eighth overall on the year.

The Denver Broncos won Thursday night's game over the Las Vegas Raiders, 10-7. The ugly affair drew criticism from NFL fans on social media.

The Denver Broncos (8-2) squeaked by the Las Vegas Raiders (2-7) with a 10-7 win in Week 10 of the 2025 NFL season at Empower Field at Mile High on Thursday evening.

At least one former Broncos player saw it differently. Aqib Talib, who won Super Bowl 50 with Denver following the 2025 season, took to Twitter/X with an unconventional take. "BroncosCountry Stand up!!! 7 in a row!!! Haters gonna say it was an ugly win," Talib tweeted. "From these defensive eyes, it was beautiful!!!"

Denver's defense bailed out the Broncos in a 10-7 squeaker over the reeling Las Vegas Raiders on Thursday night, sacking Geno Smith six times to atone for spotty performances on offense and special teams. The Broncos (8-2) own the league's best record, but they didn't look anything like it on a windy night in the Rocky Mountains.

Both gave up sacks on third down to end drives. And both gave up multiple run stuffs as well. Jackson Powers-Johnson was lost to an ankle injury in the second quarter and Cappa came in at right guard. His sack allowed and run stuffs all happened in the fourth quarter, killing their last two drives and hopes of tying the game.

Denver's defense bailed out the Broncos in a 10-7 win over the Las Vegas Raiders on Thursday night. The Broncos sacked Geno Smith six times to make up for their spotty performances on offense and special teams.

A prime-time loss to an AFC West rival has cost a Las Vegas Raiders coordinator his job. One day after a 10-7 loss to the Denver Broncos on Thursday Night Football, the Raiders fired special teams coordinator Tom McMahon.

There is no excuse for Brock Bowers to get so few targets in the loss to the Broncos last week. And Chip Kelly is taking the blame for it.