Payton Lauds Moss, Jones Highlights Broncos’ Secondary Strength

Denver Broncos Head Coach Sean Payton expressed his admiration for rookie cornerback Riley Moss, commending his impressive interception during the team’s Week 5 victory over the Las Vegas Raiders. This marked a significant career milestone for Moss, showcasing his potential and ability to excel at the professional level.

Payton highlighted Moss’s ability to maintain tight coverage in man-to-man situations, emphasizing his impressive speed and length as key assets. The coach also acknowledged Moss’s strong character and competitive spirit, further solidifying his value to the team.

Safety Brandon Jones echoed Payton’s sentiments, emphasizing the secondary’s commitment to playing their style of football, regardless of external opinions. Jones stressed the importance of proving their capabilities to themselves, their teammates, and the entire organization. He expressed confidence in their ability to make impactful plays and demonstrate their true potential to the world.

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The Broncos’ improved to a 3-2 record, largely due to the commendable performance of quarterback Russell Wilson. Payton praised Wilson’s execution, highlighting his mobility, progression through reads, accurate throws, and effective downfield passing. The coach expressed satisfaction with Wilson’s command of the offense and his ability to make crucial plays when needed.