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The Broncos will play their first regular-season home game on Sunday when the team hosts the Pittsburgh Steelers looking for their first win of the 2024 season. The Steelers are coming off a win in Week 1 powered by kicker and AFC Special Teams Player of the Week Chris Boswell, whose six field goals gave the team an 18-10 victory over the Falcons.

Denver's defense got off to a fast start in Week 1, recording an interception and two safeties in the first half. The defense could hope for more opportunities for big plays in Week 2 as they face quarterback Justin Fields, who is expected to make his second start with the team.

Full-back Jonathan Cooperwho recorded two sacks in Week 1, could expect another strong performance alongside outside linebacker Baron Browning, who has exerted a lot of pressure in the past week.

On offense, the Broncos will look to find a rhythm early as they face a strong defense that allowed just one touchdown and recorded three turnovers last week. Rookie quarterback Bo Nix is set to make his first home start and look for more scoring opportunities in Week 2. With a 23-yard run and a 4-yard rushing touchdown in the fourth quarter of Week 1, Nix showed his ability to make plays and should look to continue to gain positive momentum this week. Head Coach Sean Payton also emphasized the importance of more efficient running performance, and Denver could opt for running backs Javonte WilliamsAnd Jaleel McLaughlin to lead these efforts.

The Broncos have ruled out wide receiver Devaughn Vele (ribs) for Sunday's game against Pittsburgh. Tackle Garett Bolles (calf), wide receiver Josh Reynolds (Achilles), center Luke Wattenberg (ankle) and outside linebacker Jonah Elliss (knee) were not given game status and are expected to be available Sunday.

Pittsburgh listed guard Isaac Seumalo (pec) as out, while quarterback Russell Wilson (calf) and wide receiver Roman Wilson (ankle) were listed as questionable.

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