Karl Mecklenburg gives his take on the Broncos' 4-2 start
The Broncos have started the season with a 4-2 record, but it hasn't been pretty. Here's Karl Mecklenburg's take.
Karl Mecklenburg, a former player for the Denver Broncos, offered his perspective on the Broncos' 4-2 start to the season. The recent victory against the Seahawks was a defensive battle, with an overtime interception leading to a game-winning field goal. Mecklenburg emphasized the importance of basic football techniques, highlighting several mistakes by the Broncos' offense.
One notable issue was a motion blocking error, where the wide receiver was coming in to block the end man on the line of scrimmage, but was cutting the ball inside instead. This allowed the running back to be tackled by an unblocked defender. Mecklenburg also pointed out the lack of coordinated pass blocking, noting that the Seattle lineman was not blocking anyone during the first two sacks.
He attributed the Broncos' struggles to the complexity of today's NFL, citing factors such as shortened preparation time and fewer full-speed drills. Despite these challenges, Mecklenburg believes the Broncos will continue to improve and win as the season progresses.
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