Author: Parker Gabriel, USA TODAY

If offense is your cup of tea, hopefully you did not wait all day for “Sunday Night Football” between the Broncos and 49ers.

Under first-year head coach Nathaniel Hackett, the Broncos are hanging their hat on yet another offshoot of the Kyle Shanahan-Sean McVay offense.

With a little coaxing from the home crowd, a strong defensive outing, Russell Wilson and the Broncos managed to defeat the Houston Texans.

Scott Frost was supposed to be coaching Saturday against Oklahoma. Instead, he was fired just three games into his fifth season. What went so wrong?

For the first time, Russell Wilson’s failure meant victory for the Seattle Seahawks, who upset the visiting Denver Broncos.

New coach. New offensive scheme. New QB. The Broncos’ starting offense largely did not play in preseason. So how will it all look when season starts?

Russell Wilson and the Denver Broncos will be riding together for quite a while with new five-year deal worth up to $245 million.

Third-year Broncos wide receiver KJ Hamler continued his return from knee and hip injuries suffered in Week 3 last fall.

Randy Gregory and Von Miller won’t meet on the field Saturday, but the two pass rushers likely will play a vital role in their teams’ fortunes.