"The thing that we're not running from is the fact that we are where we are,"
"When you look at it, when you see guys that are running open, when you see missed tackles, when you see angles of pursuit, when you see all those things, just the little details of understanding how to play together, how to coordinate everything together as a unit,"
"Listen, that's not one person. That's us collectively, as a team, making sure that we get on the same page. And that's why I like this situation [being in London] that we're in right now - we're away from everything."
Denver rallied from a 17-3 deficit to score 18 unanswered points in the fourth quarter and beat the defending champions 21-17, improving to 3-2. The team travels to London to face the New York Jets and looks to extend momentum in the AFC playoff race. New York showed promise early in the season but remains the league's only winless team following a heavy loss to Dallas. Jets head coach Aaron Glenn acknowledges the 0-5 start and emphasizes correcting missed tackles, pursuit angles and coordination while using the London trip to focus away from outside distractions.
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