ENGLEWOOD, Colo. — As Denver looks to reset from its largest loss of the season, Head Coach Nathaniel Hackett said the Broncos are better than what they showed in their performance on Sunday.
The Broncos fell 23-10 to the struggling Panthers, and Hackett said the Broncos must improve at all levels as they turn toward a road game against the Ravens.
“We need to continue to look at ourselves individually,” Hackett said Monday. “It starts with me, the coaches, the players to see how we can improve. It’s not just one guy; it’s everybody. Everybody’s got to get better. Everybody’s got to play better. We’re obviously not happy with what the outcome was yesterday. We can play better, and we’re a better football team than that. We’ve got to continually get better across the board.”
Hackett said he understands the fans’ frustration, which has continued to build as the Broncos dropped to 3-8 on the season.
“Nobody’s as frustrated as I am,” Hackett said. “This is not where we wanted to be at this time in the season. None of us thought it would be like that, and that responsibility is fully on me. I want to be the one that can do everything to help this football team. Because we, as a group, have to come together and find a way to win a football game. We can’t play the way that we played yesterday and expect to win a football game. It starts with me from the practice preparation [and] everything that we do. I’m the most frustrated.
“I think our fans our great. They want to win, just like we all do. I don’t blame them for being frustrated. For me, all know is to work, put my head down with our staff — I believe in this staff, believe in these players — and we’ve got to get better plays, better execution across the board.”
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