With Patrick Surtain II out, Payton highlights rookie Kris Abrams-Draine’s elite hands as Denver’s turnover-ready stopgap in the secondary.

Head Coach Sean Payton meets the media to talk about starting strong against the Cowboys, the performance from the rookie class and more.

The Denver Broncos started and ended the game red-hot against the Dallas Cowboys in Week 8, walking out of Mile High with a 44-24 win. Quarterback Bo Nix and the offense were on fire throughout the contest,

Payton didn't want a throwback light blue shirt and hat to clash with the deep navy pants he had been provided, so he stuck with a modern navy shirt and hat on Sunday. Payton is clearly a fashion-conscious coach -- he's the only coach in the NFL with a shoe sponsorship from Michael Jordan, and he appeared in a lululemon commercial last year.

Blowing the doors off the Dallas Cowboys to the tune of a 20-point victory was bound to put a smile on the face of Denver Broncos head coach Sean Payton. Four touchdowns came from the right arm of Broncos quarterback Bo Nix.

While Broncos Country is frustrated over the unexplored routes over the middle of the field, it’s Nix’s misfires on those deep shots in Weeks 1-6, especially ones in Los Angeles, that burned coach Payton’s britches.

Jerry Jones opens up about nearly hiring Sean Payton as the Cowboys’ head coach and why timing stopped it from happening, ahead of Dallas’ Week 8 showdown with Payton’s Broncos.

Sean Payton took a blunt shot at Dallas’ last-ranked defense, saying Denver “wanted to keep them last,” and noted the matchup “wasn’t close.”

Denver Broncos head coach Sean Payton's comments about Russell Wilson sparked a heated response from the New York Giants quarterback, who called his former coach "classless."

The Broncos' massive comeback against the Giants was impressive, but Steve Smith believes it's a bad sign of things to come.