The Los Angeles Rams walked into Mile High and left with a 28-24 win over the Denver Broncos on Sunday, a Week 3 result that keeps them unbeaten in the road column early in the 2026 season. Denver had the crowd, the momentum swings and the highlight throws, but Los Angeles had the last answer. For a Broncos team that has yet to find consistency in the season's opening stretch, it was another game that slipped away in the margins. Matthew Stafford was efficient rather than spectacular, leading all passers with 237 yards while leaning on a run game that gave the Rams control of tempo. Kyren Williams supplied the muscle, grinding out a game-high 99 rushing yards and keeping Los Angeles ahead of the chains. Denver's Bo Nix was the sharpest arm in the building in terms of finishing drives, tossing three touchdown passes, and Jaylen Waddle was his most reliable target with a game-high 108 receiving yards. It simply wasn't enough to overcome the Rams' balance. Defensively, Los Angeles made the plays that mattered most. Shaq Thompson's interception was the game's decisive takeaway, wiping out a Denver possession at a moment the Broncos could not afford it, and Omar Speights added the afternoon's lone sack to stall another series. Justin Strnad led all defenders with four tackles for Denver, but the Broncos never generated the corresponding splash play to swing the game back. In a four-point finish, that turnover was the difference.