The Denver Broncos defeated the New York Jets in London, but it wasn't pretty. The Broncos narrowly emerged victorious 13-11, amid a litany of self-inflicted wo

T he New York Jets offense is appearing to get worse by the week. In Sunday's 13-11 loss to the Denver Broncos, quarterback Justin Fields completed 9 of 17 passes for 45 yards, as the offense recorded just 82 yards of total offense.

Ugly or pretty, all wins count the same in the NFL. Here are five takeaways from the Broncos' victory over the Jets in London.

Even though the Denver Broncos leave London with an ugly performance over the New York Jets, a win is a win at the end of the day. The Broncos showed dominance in one phase, while the other two phases struggled.

The Broncos need to establish an offensive identity. But, It is hard to know who you are when you don’t know who is in the game.

The Broncos sacked Jets quarterback Justin Fields nine times on Sunday, giving Denver an NFL-leading total of 30 sacks this season.

The Broncos are set to host receiver Treylon Burks on a free agent visit this week, according to a report from NFL Network's Ian Rapoport. Burks (6-2, 225 pounds) is a former first-round pick out of Arkansas who has drawn "significant interest" from NFL teams after being waived by the Tennessee Titans last week, per Rapoport.

Vance Joseph and the Broncos’ defense saved an entire organization from a truly uncomfortable nine-hour flight back from London on Sunday.

Approaching three years since his last game in the NFL, a former Denver Broncos linebacker is now back in the league. The New York Giants have signed linebacker Jonas Griffith to their practice squad, the team announced Monday. Griffith, 28, previously worked out for the Giants last month.

While Dart in New Orleans threw 40 times compared to those seven runs — as the Giants suffered a brutal loss — it’s clear Daboll would prefer a run/pass ratio for his kid quarterback like he got in the Chargers and Eagles games (10-to-20 and then 10-to-25).