SEATTLE — The Broncos’ first offensive snap of the 2024 season was straight out of a power football fever dream. Quarterback Bo Nix under center. Running back Javonte Williams behind. Just one receiver in the formation but three tight ends. Set up at the Seattle 20-yard line, Williams blasted for 9 yards as he wound back behind the left side of the offensive line and past an effective kickout block by tight end Adam Trautman. Instead of stamping an early identity, though, the first play ended up fleeting in a 26-20 loss to the Seahawks.

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