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League Leaders - Offense

Passing Yards		Complete List
Logan Jones	1.  Logan Jones, CIN	1729
	2.  Neil Duncan, NO	1570
	3.  Duncan Eubanks, CHI	448
	4.  Dylan O'Sullivan, LAC	96
	5.  Benjamin Gordon, MIA	13

Rushing Yards		Complete List
Neil Duncan	1.  Neil Duncan, NO	190
	2.  Rashaud Burley, IND	152
	3.  Logan Jones, CIN	143
	4.  Jacques Boswell, MIA	129
	5.  Andrew Kirby, SEA	35

Receiving Yards		Complete List
Mike Lowry	1.  Mike Lowry, OAK	627
	2.  Zack Kennedy, GB	425
	3.  Joey Glanton, NE	284
	4.  Daniel Highsmith, BUF	255
	5.  Raheem Benjamin, CHI	123

League Leaders - Defense

Tackles		Complete List
Hudson Ebert	1.  Hudson Ebert, BAL	31
	2.  Peyton Cook, GB	25
	3.  Ron Smith, CHI	23
	4.  Bryson Reese, KC	19
	5.  Aaron Christian, JAX	19

Sacks		Complete List
Jack Bradford	1.  Jack Bradford, CAR	7
	2.  Steve Rhodes, NYJ	5
	3.  Tim Clayton, JAX	4
	4.  Darrell Metcalf, IND	3
	5.  Terrelle Roth, MIN	2

Interceptions		Complete List
Bryson Reese	1.  Bryson Reese, KC	2
	2.  Cameron Brown, TB	2
	3.  Arkemus Choice, CHI	1
	4.  Doug Barnett, NYG	1
	5.  Hudson Ebert, BAL	1

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It's true the Broncos are in a full rebuild mode(with the exceptions of Miller & Harris).  They've shuffled some pieces; unexpectedly trading undrafted upstart Phillip Lindsay for MRL(Mobile Rocket Launcher) Josh Allen.  Allen has struggled since coming over but has shown the flashes of greatness the Broncos traded for.  It doesn't help the Broncos traded away security blanket Emmanuel Sanders.  Keelan Cole(acquired in the Sanders trade) had a breakout performace last week vs the Colts(3 rec 140 yds 1 td).  The Broncos consider Cole a poor man's Sanders.  They signed him to an extension and think with Cole, youngsters Sutton & Fant, they have a core to build around.  

Denver liked what they saw in Royce Freeman in the preseason.  Combine that with Coach Sian's preference for power backs; it made trading Lindsay for Allen easy.  Unfortunately Freeman was lost for the season(collarbone) last week vs the Colts.  Devontae Booker will be called upon to pick up the slack.  The signing of Darius Jackson is intriguing.  He has the size and speed combo coveted in any runninback.  Akrum Wadley rounds out the RB depth and despite being on the roster for the majority of the season, hasn't seen any action.  Look to him to possibly step into a return role.

Defensively the Broncos have been tough all year.  10th in points against as well as 10th against the run.  For the most part teams don't run vs the Broncos.  A couple big plays here and there accounts for the majority of yards given up.  The pass defense, on the other hand, hasn't been great despite Miller's 19 sacks.  MLB play has been inconsisten and will be an area of concern for the Broncos in the offseason.

The playoffs are still in reach but Denver faces a fairly tough schedule the rest of the way.  Typically a team in rebuild mode isn't going to compete but it's anyone's guess how the rest of the season will play out at this point.  

After a 2 year hiatus, Coach Nabosian has returned to take over a Broncos team that is a bit of an enigma.  

The Broncos are a veteran laden team led by Von Miller, in-human Emmanuel Sanders(returning 8 months after Achilles injury), Chris Harris and newcomer Kareem Jackson.  Every one of those players is on the down-turn of their career and there isn’t many young budding stars.  

Bradley Chubb and Phillip Lindsay headline the youngsters but that’s about it.  Drew Lock was drafted to be the quarterback of the future but many questions remain about his viability. Courtland Sutton is another unproven highly touted youngster that will need to grow leaps and bounds for this offense to be a threat.  

Right now it seems to me the Broncos are stuck between the proverbial rock and a hard place.  Will the Broncos look to scour the waiver wire to add depth pieces and compete; or blow it up and go into full rebuild.  Only time will tell.