Denver’s Week 2 loss to Indianapolis boiled down to a late misalignment, a pre-snap swap, and a penalty that erased precious clock. Tillman’s jump in the snap, Uwazurike’s positional shuffle, and a jumper-style block concept sparked by Colts observers collided with Sean Payton’s clock usage as the Broncos dropped to 1-1. Rizzi owned the miscue, while the wider NFL storm surrounding last-minute kicks adds volatility for Broncos kickers and fantasy managers alike.

Past-proven kicks and blockers frame this as a cautionary tale for fantasy kickers and defenses: special teams chaos, not just offense, can swing outcomes, and Payton-era Denver will be judged on its late-game discipline and risk-reward decisions as the season unfolds.

Colts pull off a dramatic 29-28 win over the Broncos, riding a leverage penalty to a second straight victory and keeping their perfect start intact. Shrader's long-range try teetered left, but a Broncos foul extended the drive and produced a 45-yard winner as time expired.

Daniel Jones and Jonathan Taylor sparked Indianapolis’ offense, while Denver squandered late chances. Eyioma Uwazurike's push-off on the long snapper set up the final sequence, and Sean Payton acknowledged the loss went beyond the last call as the Colts seized a wild finish that will ripple through fantasy and betting lines.