Although the Broncos had been getting to the quarterback at a historic pace, the Giants needed one more score to put it away. The defense needed a turnover, and they got one. Dart forced a throw over the middle, and linebacker Justin Strnad picked it off, returning it to New York's 18-yard line. Denver would score a touchdown four plays later.

But then Denver fell apart on New York's final possession. The Broncos were first hit with a brutal roughing the passer penalty by John Franklin-Myers on a fourth down, which kept the drive alive. Then a few plays later, Dart took a deep shot to Beaux Collins — who picked up a pass interference call.

Mike Florio and Chris Simms break down the Broncos’ “remarkable” comeback scoring 33 points in the 4th quarter to defeat the Giants that proves that “nothing is ever over.”

Jets are on 0-17 watch. The winless Jets benched Justin Fields in favor of Tyrod Taylor midway through their 13-6 loss to the Panthers. Now, coach Aaron Glenn won't commit to a starting quarterback going forward. At 0-7, the Jets off to their worst to start in franchise history.

Who are the real New York Giants? The outcome of their Week 7 game against Denver could provide the biggest clue yet.

Mike Florio and Chris Simms assess how Sean Payton will use the Broncos’ comeback win as a “big time” coaching moment while discussing the possibility that Denver will be buyers at the trade deadline.