Denver Broncos Extend NFL-Best Home Winning Streak to 9 Games

The Denver Broncos earned their fifth consecutive victory, defeating the Dallas Cowboys 44-24, as their trio of rookies came up big. Running back scored three times, wide receiver caught his first NFL touchdown pass, one of four thrown by Bo Nix, and first-rounder picked off Dak Prescott for his first interception in the pros. The Broncos' victory extended their NFL-best home winning streak to nine games.

Key Takeaways:

The Broncos have now won five consecutive games, with their NFL-best home winning streak reaching nine games.
The trio of rookies, including running back, wide receiver, and first-rounder, played significant roles in the Broncos' victory.
The Broncos outgained the Cowboys on the ground 179 yards to 108 yards, with their new backfield of Dobbins and Harvey combining for 157 yards and two TDs on 22 carries.
The Cowboys lost for the eighth straight time to the Broncos, dating back to 1995, and were unable to recover from the Broncos' strong start.
Denver's quarterback Bo Nix threw for 202 yards and 4 touchdowns, while the Cowboys' quarterback Dak Prescott threw for 221 yards and 1 touchdown.

Statistics:

The Broncos' home winning streak now stands at nine games, with their last loss at home being in 2019.
The trio of rookies combined for a total of 257 yards and 2 touchdowns on 32 carries.
The Broncos' total offense production for the game was 446 yards, with 179 yards coming from the ground.
The Cowboys were unable to overcome the Broncos' strong start, falling behind 27-10 at halftime.
The Broncos' defense held the Cowboys to 108 rushing yards, while the Broncos' offense ran for 179 yards.
The Cowboys' Stockton Rushing yards and 0 touchdowns, lost to Denver 129 yards and 0 touchdowns in the 3rd Quarter.

Sources:

"Denver Broncos Rout Dallas Cowboys 44-24" - AP Published: November 3, 2025