Derek Wolfe resonates after the defeat of Broncos for the third time in a row: "It's the same – every week"

After winning the Super Bowl in 2015, the Denver Broncos seem to be heading for a third consecutive season without playoffs, unless radical changes on both sides of the ball. They do not go gracefully either.

The 34-16 loss to the Jets on Sunday, which marked their third consecutive loss after a 2-0 start, saw the Broncos defense go for 323 rushing yards, plus three touchdowns and 9.0 yards per game. Passes for an offensive attack by rookie quarterback Sam Darnold. The loss came just six days after the Broncos lost a 10-point lead in the fourth quarter at home against the leaders, which was preceded by a double-digit loss of the Ravens.

After the last breakup, the Broncos rang.

"Obviously, I'm pissed off," said defensive end Derek Wolfe, written by Jeff Legwold of ESPN. "We have just a short week, we break up, we play hard, we train hard, we lift strong, we do everything we can to be a good player.

"To come here and lose, the investment is too important.You invest so much money in your body just to take care of your body throughout the week, thousands of dollars to make sure that you are healthy for the game and you get out here and lose, it pisses you off, yes, it pisses you off. "

He added: "It's the same thing every week, I'm tired of talking about the same thing, the last two years."

In the last two seasons or more, the Broncos had a 16-21 record. For the biggest attention as the endless problem of the Broncos quarterback gets, their defense went from a great historical unit the kind of defense that allows a bad team to score a rookie quarter.

In 2016, the Broncos' defense finished first in DVOA, but the offensive led by Trevor Siemian collapsed, leading to a record of 9-7. In 2017, the quarterback situation remained problematic, the choice of the first round 2016, Paxton Lynch, having once again not beat Siemian, and the defense fell to the 10th rank of the DVOA. The Broncos went 5-11. This season, Case Keenum, a new independent player, has not managed to become a quarter of the franchise for which the Broncos are so desperate, while the defense entered the 5th week, ranked 17th of the DVOA. This ranking is likely to get worse after what happened Sunday.

In Darnold's last three games, he completed 53.8% of his passes, averaging 6.3 yards per attempt, making two touchdowns and four picks, and posting a score of 63.8. Against the Broncos, he made less than 50% of his passes, but averaged 9.0 yards per attempt, made three touchdowns and one choice, and generated a score of 98.1. Meanwhile, a week after the Broncos defense gave Kareem Hunt 121 yards, the two men let Isaiah Crowell and Bilal Powell sound for 219 yards in 15 carries and 99 yards in 20 carries.

They were shredded.

Wolfe said that although he thinks the team can "regroup", "something much deeper" than "he" can not even really understand.

"And it's sad because we have fans behind our bench arguing — we say we're not playing with the heart and do not play as hard as we can." Bulls — ", did -he declares. "We play as hard as we can every shot, it's our livelihood, we play our own life, play for my family, play for my wife, play for my brothers next to me. somebody say we do not play with our heart, they are bulls —. "

Maybe the Broncos will find a way to bounce back. But that will probably not happen next week. They then get the undefeated Rams.