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Heres how the Denver Broncos graded out at the individual level in Week 3.

Broncos' Corliss Waitman has been named AFC Special Teams Player of Week. He is the first Denver punter to win the award since 2005.

“[Special teams] got their job done as a unit when it mattered most,” left guard Dalton Risner said.

After a mindboggling 25 accepted penalties through the first two games, the Denver Broncos emphasizing clean football in Week 3.

ENGLEWOOD, Colo. (AP) — The Denver Broncos have admittedly made plenty of rookie mistakes so far. However they insist their young punt returner failing to take the field for a punt return Sunday wasn't one of them. Special teams coordinator Dwayne Stukes said rookie Montrell Washington actually did the right thing by not bolting onto the field for a punt return early in the fourth quarter against Houston, forcing head coach Nathaniel Hackett to burn a timeout.

Heres how the Denver Broncos graded out at the individual level in Week 2.

“We’ve got to just coach well, we’ve got to play well and play up to our ability and coach up to our ability, Defensive Coordinator Ejiro Evero said. "If we do that, the sky’s the limit.”

Its time to grade the Denver Broncos Week 1 performance at the individual level.

There was one question the usually loquacious Russell Wilson cut off mid-sentence this summer & that's when he was asked if he had any butterflies with his new team.

On this episode of "Broncos Now," Sydney Jones recaps to the top storylines surrounding Fridays press conferences with soundbites from Head Coach Nathaniel Hackett, Offensive Coordinator Justin Outten, Defensive Coordinator Ejiro Evero and Special Teams