by Dennis J. GeorgatosFiled under: Broncos, Rams, AFC West, NFC West, NFL Analysis
DENVER -- The Broncos' day began with a round of boos, when coach Josh McDaniels' name was announced over the public address system during pregame introductions Sunday.The people in the crowd were letting him know their unhappiness over what's been dubbed around town as "McSpygate," stemming from the videotaping by a Broncos employee of a 49ers practice the day before the teams played in London last month.
By the end of the game Sunday, that's not all the crowd at Invesco Field at Mile High was unhappy about. The few fans that remained in the stands at the end of the fourth quarter saw the St. Louis Rams finish off the Broncos 36-33 for their first road win in five tries this season.
Rookie Sam Bradford threw for three touchdowns in his first career 300-yard passing game and Josh Brown kicked three field goals, while the Rams (5-6) put up a season high in scoring to keep pace in the NFC West race.
Meanwhile, the Broncos (3-8) rallied for 21 fourth-quarter points but came up short. It was their sixth loss in seven games. They are now 5-16 under McDaniels since starting last season 6-0.
Some thoughts on the game:
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