The Denver Broncos’ thrilling 26-21 win over the Carolina Panthers on Sunday featured a game-changing sequence that might not have happened without the quick thinking of someone on the coaching staff.

Denver's win Sunday had a familiar blueprint: a late surge from Nix, timely defensive splashes and a behind-the-scenes assist.

Denver won its 16th consecutive one-score game, setting an NFL record, after defeating the Panthers 26-21 on Sunday at Bank of America Stadium. Here are The Denver Post’s grades from the win.

The Broncos keep finding ways to win games — especially close games. Denver has won 16 straight games decided by one score or less. Quarterback Bo Nix has been the starter in each of the games. Via NBC Sports research,

A late Carolina comeback bid was foiled when Nik Bonitto forced a Bryce Young fumble on a potential go-ahead drive with 1:15 remaining.

The Denver Broncos (7-2) escaped Bank of America Stadium with another one-score victory , but the officiating is garnering almost as much attention as this streaking squad. One specific play in the second half enraged Carolina Panthers fans,

First place in the AFC West is on the line Sunday in Denver, as the Broncos host Patrick Mahomes and the Kansas City Chiefs. These two teams faced off in Week 1, a game that the Chiefs won in dominant fashion,

The Broncos secured a 26-21 victory over the Panthers after a pivotal challenge call. Broncos director of game management Evan Rothstein urged coach Sean Payton to challenge a play late in the third quarter.