Seattle Seahawks quarterback Sam Darnold knows that the Denver Broncos had his number in a 17-14 loss on Thursday Night Football in Week 6. Darnold did help bring the Seahawks back from a 14-3 deficit, tying the game before it went into overtime, but he was under pressure all night.

That will force an accompanying roster move, but there are other additions coming, too. Offensive tackle Frank Crum and tight end Caleb Lohner are both eligible to return from injured reserve, according to a report from Parker Gabriel of the Denver Post, although neither player has begun practicing.

The Broncos and Bo Nix defeated the reigning Super Bowl champion Seahawks on in overtime on "Thursday Night Football." Here's how it went down.

Week 6 of the NFL starts with an exciting matchup between the Seattle Seahawks and Denver Broncos on “Thursday Night Football.” The Seahawks (3-2) are looking for a bounce-back game after losing to the 49ers on Sunday.

Vance Joseph’s unit has been bailing out Nix and the Broncos’ anemic offense all season. Nix threw for just 107 yards five days after managing a meager 123 against the Chargers. No pass went more than eight yards beyond the line of scrimmage and he ran four times for two yards total Thursday night.

RJ Harvey powered through the goal line to ignite Denver's offense, solidifying his role as a dual-threat weapon while eclipsing franchise receiving records once held by legends.

These teams are both very lucky, even if they got there in different ways.

The Denver Broncos are under the microscope for myriad reasons, including a slow start from wide receiver Jaylen Waddle.

Questions continue to revolve around the Denver Broncos offense despite their most recent victory over the reigning Super Bowl Champions on Thursday Night Football. Carrying an 11-point lead into the fourth quarter,