Good morning Denver Broncos T-Shirt , Broncos Country!One of the most amazing yet bittersweet moments came for this rivalry. Of course I speak of the AFC Championship Game in January 1999 when the Denver Broncos hosted the New York Jets at Mile High Stadium. The win catapulted the Broncos to their second of back-to-back Super Bowls but it also was the final home for John Elway. Amazing yet bittersweet. There have been some incredible moments, good and bad, between these two teams. Before the next chapter gets written today in New Jersey, let’s look back at that history, plus what to watch for courtesy of Denver’s weekly release. On the latest MHR Radio Podcast, Adam Malnati and previewed the game. Plus, you can check out my weekly segment with Michael Klahr and Mark Knudson. We talked discussed if Case Keenum was still the right move at quarterback, takeaways from the Kansas City Chiefs loss and my keys/prediction for today’s game (my segment starts at the 24:30 mark). Sunday marks the 36th regular season game between the Broncos and Jets. Denver is 19-15-1 in the series with New York, 11-8 at home and 8-7-1 on the road. The first game between the two teams was Sept. 23, 1960, at the Polo Grounds in New York w/the Titans (Jets) winning 28-24.The most recent game between the Broncos and Jets was last season with Denver winning 23-0. The Broncos are currently on a three-game winning streak, and the longest is five games — Dec. 3, 1967-Sept. 19, 1976. The longest winning streak for the Jets is three games, done twice, with the most recent coming Oct. 31, 1965-Sept. 24, 1967.Program from first Broncos-Titans (Jets) game.Prior to last season, the last Broncos home win came on Nov. 18, 2011, when Tim Tebow won the game on a 20-yard touchdown run, 17-13. Denver started that drive on its 5-yard line with 5 minutes, 54 seconds remaining and trailing 13-10. The last Broncos home loss vs the Jets came on Oct. 24, 2010, 24-20. The last Broncos win on the road was Oct. 12 Denver Broncos Hats , 2014, at MetLife Stadium, 31-17.In the Jets and Broncos series there have been two shutouts, the most recent coming last season. The most points (46) for Denver was on Sept. 19, 1976, in a Broncos 46-13 win at Mile High Stadium. The most points (46) for New York was on Nov. 22, 1962, in a 46-45 win at Bears Stadium.The largest margin of victory (43 points) came from that 46-3 win in 1976. The largest margin of victory (35) for the Jets came in a 45-10 win on Oct. 31, 1965, at Shea Stadium in New York. The most combined points (91) for the Jets and Broncos was from that 46-45 New York win in 1962. The fewest combined points (23), which happened twice, with the most recent being a 16-7 Jets win on Sept. 25, 1966, at Bears Stadium. The Broncos and Jets have met one time in the playoffs, the AFC Championship Game on Jan. 17, 1999, at Mile High Stadium. Denver won that game 23-10. Of course, this was the win that propelled the Broncos to their second-straight Super Bowl. It also was John Elway’s final game in Denver. The interesting tidbit about the Broncos and Jets AFC Title Game — New York’s defensive coordinator was Bill Belichick. Denver running back Terrell Davis finished with 167 yards rushing and a touchdown. What to watch Broncos linebacker Von Miller needs 1.5 sacks to tie Ken Harvey (89.0) for 47 on the NFL’s all-time sack list. Keenum needs 241 passing yards to reach 10,000 for his NFL career. He also needs one passing touchdown to reach 50 for his career. Broncos receiver Emmanuel Sanders needs 12 catches to reach 500 for his NFL career. He also needs one catch to pass Brandon Marshall (the receiver, 327 receptions) for sole possession of ninth place on the franchise’s all-time receptions list. Cornerback and returner Adam Jones needs 66 punt return yards to become the 39th player in NFL history with 2,000 punt return yards. Broncos kicker Brandon McManus needs one field goal to reach 100 for his NFL career and pass David Treadwell (99) for sole possession of fifth place on the franchise’s all-time list. McManus also has the best field goal percentage (83.2) in team history.The Broncos rookie trio of Royce Freeman, Phillip Lindsay and Courtland Sutton have combined for 678 yards from scrimmage. That represents the most by a rookie class through four games since 1984 Pittsburgh Steelers.The MHR Radio Podcast is now on iTunes, Google Play, Spotify, Acast Denver Broncos Womens Hoodie , Stitcher, TuneIn and a few other podcast hosts. Please subscribe to the one that fits your fancy, and also rate and review what you hear.Horse Tracks Three Keys to Broncos-JetsThe Broncos' road struggles are well-documented. Generating more takeaways and winning the turnover margin would help them get back on the right track.Mason's Mailbag: Regarding the play clockAlso, what will it take for the Broncos to win? Mase offers a key statistic worth noting regarding the running game.Hotel Report: Roby ready to be disruptive for #DENvsNYJAs the Broncos arrive in New Jersey, cornerback Bradley Roby talks with Broncos TV about his first road game against the Jets and what he needs to do this weekend to stop Sam Darnold.Klis List: Check-off these items and Broncos will beat the Jets | 9news.comThe 2-2 Denver Broncos are an underdog this Sunday when they face the 1-3 New York Jets at MetLife Stadium.Denver Broncos got a gem when linebacker Josey Jewell dropped in draft - Denver Broncos- ESPNEvery week, rookie fourth-round pick Josey Jewell keeps carving out more time on the Broncos' defense in spite of his combine numbers.Broncos' 7 keys to victory against New York Jets - Denver7 TheDenverChannel.comThe Broncos seek their first road win of season in a key swing game against the Jets.NFL Tracks Rookie contract hero: How Patrick Mahomes & Co helps Chiefs build dynasty - SBNation.comKansas City drafted Mahomes, Tyreek Hill, and Kareem Hunt, and their emergence will ripple well into the future.NFL issues clarification on roughing the passer rule to 'ensure consistency'The NFL has issued a clarification on its much-debated roughing the passer rule after three weeks of outrage from players, coaches and fans.The NFL’s Grumpy Season - WSJFrom weekly meltdowns about penalties to player contract disputes, there has been weekly drama so far this NFL season.Top developments during first quarter of NFL seasonBy almost every metric imaginable, this has been a banner year for NFL offenses.RIP Defense: A new era of NFL Offense - Turf Show TimesScoring is up. Defense is down. What the hell is going on?NFL admits to huge officiating mistake against the Browns in overtime loss to Raiders - CBSSports.comBrowns fans probably aren't going to like thisNFL settles lawsuit with family of late Junior SeauThe family of Pro Football Hall of Fame linebacker Junior Seau has settled its wrongful death lawsuit against the NFL.NFL fans taking advantage of additional digital access - NFL.comDigital streaming for last week's Vikings-Rams game was the highest ever for Thursday Night Football. And viewers weren't merely tuning in for a snippet. Fans are using their phones and tablets just as they would their TVs.Five Bold Predictions for Week 5 - NFL.comFantasy managers have been clamoring for Aaron Jones to take over the Packers backfield for good. Will it finally happen? Read why Adam Rank loves Jones this week and much more in his Five Bold Predictions for Week 5.Why the NFL should get rid of cheerleadersThis country and its treatment of women are starting to change for the better. Yet there's still such a long way to go. And sports can be a part of that change.The Four Must-See Matchups for NFL Week 5 - The RingerIf you were going to design a defense to defeat Patrick Mahomes II, it would look a whole lot like the Jacksonville Jaguars’. What else will Week 5 teach us?NFL player safety failure: Player not flagged for helmet violationsFor the second time in four nights, a running back steamrolled a defender in the open field while using the crown of his helmet as a battering ram.Three Keys to Broncos-JetsThe Broncos' road struggles are well-documented. Generating more takeaways and winning the turnover margin would help them get back on the right track.Mason's Mailbag: Regarding the play clockAlso, what will it take for the Broncos to win? Mase offers a key statistic worth noting regarding the running game.Klis List: Check-off these items and Broncos will beat the Jets | 9news.comThe 2-2 Denver Broncos are an underdog this Sunday when they face the 1-3 New York Jets at MetLife Stadium.Denver Broncos got a gem when linebacker Josey Jewell dropped in draft - Denver Broncos- ESPNEvery week, rookie fourth-round pick Josey Jewell keeps carving out more time on the Broncos' defense in spite of his combine numbers.Broncos' 7 keys to victory against New York Jets - Denver7 TheDenverChannel.comThe Broncos seek their first road win of season in a key swing game against the Jets. Telvin Smith broke toward the sideline during practice Wednesday and had newly signed running back Jamaal Charles in his sights.For a second anyway.Smith said Charles "hit me with a little step" that got the linebacker's attention and gave everyone else a glimpse of what the four-time Pro Bowl selection still has to offer to the Jacksonville Jaguars."I said, 'OK, OK,'" Smith said. "It was good to see him get out there and move and have that step. We're just ready to see that on Sunday."The Jaguars (3-2) signed Charles to a one-year contract Tuesday and expect him to contribute at Dallas (2-3) on Sunday.Jacksonville will be without Leonard Fournette for the fourth time in six games and lost third-stringer Corey Grant to a season-ending foot injury. The team also signed running back Dave Williams off Denver's practice squad.All eyes were on Charles, though. And for good reason.The 31-year-old running back had a successful career in Kansas City and insisted he has plenty to offer despite tearing a ligament in his right knee in 2015 and needing a second surgery the following year. Charles also tore a ligament in his left knee in 2011."I can't look back and get those years back, but I'm excited where I'm at right now," said Charles, who played 14 games as a backup in Denver last year. "I feel good. I feel like last year was just trying to get back the feel of the game and get back to healthy again. Now I've been out for a while, but I've also had time to get my body right and get stronger and get healthy, so I feel great."The Jaguars certainly need a boost on offense.Fournette is out indefinitely Womens Customized Denver Broncos Jerseys , quite possibly until after the team's Week 9 bye, and is one of four starters sidelined. Receiver Marqise Lee (knee) and left tackle Cam Robinson (knee) are out for the season, and tight end Austin Seferian-Jenkins (core muscle) is out at least eight games. Backup left tackle Josh Wells (groin) also won't play against Dallas, leaving Jacksonville with its third starter (Josh Walker) at the all-important position.Making the situation more dire, center Brandon Linder (back) and guard Andrew Norwell (foot) also missed practice Wednesday."It's difficult," coach Doug Marrone said. "It's adversity, and it gives us a chance to show where we can improve ourselves and do a better job. No one ever feels sorry for you, and we don't feel sorry for ourselves."I kind of get excited. It's a great challenge. It's a challenge to play in this league when you get to the level where you're bringing people in that are getting ready to play for you. I'm excited for those guys to have an opportunity, and I'm excited for us as coaches to see how we can use those players and the players that we have to the best of our ability."Charles worked out for New Orleans in May and had a more recent interview with Washington.But his first offer came from Jacksonville. He was more than willing to jump on a plane and head east from his home near Houston."I want to win a Super Bowl," Charles said. "That's why I kept my options open because I did want to win. I want to win a Super Bowl and they have a good chance to do that, so I came here to contribute."Charles has 7,556 yards rushing and 44 touchdowns, plus 2,586 yards receiving and 20 more scores.He will play behind T.J. Yeldon for now, a part-time role that gets him back on the field and gives him another chance to prove his worth."I'm just trying to bring energy, excitement, big plays and show them that I can still play," he said. "I want to give them a new boost, get them hyped, get them excited that I'm here. Be like a spark, you know what I'm saying, a spark to the fire and hope that we can make a flame."