Denver made a statement at home Sunday, running past Jacksonville 41-10 in a Week 2 blowout that never felt in doubt. The Broncos controlled the game from the outset and pulled away behind an offense that hit on all cylinders. For a Jaguars team still searching for an identity early in the 2026 season, it was a long afternoon on the road. Bo Nix was the engine, carving up the Jacksonville secondary for 299 yards and three touchdown passes in a command performance. Troy Franklin was his most reliable target, pacing all receivers with 83 yards and consistently winning downfield. On the ground, Jonah Coleman churned out a team-high 65 rushing yards to keep the Jaguars honest and keep the chains moving. The balance made Denver nearly impossible to defend once the lead grew. The Denver defense matched the offense's output, holding Jacksonville to just 10 points and never letting the visitors build momentum. Riley Moss led the way with seven total tackles and an interception, the takeaway that swung the game firmly in the Broncos' favor. Jonathon Cooper added a sack to keep the pressure on and force Jacksonville into uncomfortable down-and-distance situations. Once Moss came away with the pick, Denver turned a lead into a rout and cruised the rest of the way.