Second-year QB Bo Nix shines, but late miscues doom Denver in IndianapolisThe Denver Broncos watched a statement win vanish in the final seconds Sunday afternoon at Lucas Oil Stadium, falling 29-28 to the Indianapolis Colts on Seth Shrader’s 45-yard field goal as time expired. Running back J.K. Dobbins powered in from five yards out early in the third, giving the Broncos what felt like a commanding 28-20 advantage. Denver Broncos against the Indianapolis Colts at Lucas Oil Stadium in Indianapolis, Indiana on September 14, 2025. Photo by Gabriel Christus / Denver BroncosBut the Colts leaned on balance and resilience. The Broncos finished with 324 total yards compared to 473 for the Colts.