2002 Denver Broncos schedule

Season statistics

		Offense					Defense
Record	Playoff record	Total yards	Pass yards	Rush yards	Turnovers	First downs	Total yards	Pass yards	Rush yards	Turnovers	First downs
9-7-0	0-0	6090	3824	2266	27	357	4826	3337	1489	22	298

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The Denver Broncos' forty-third season was in 2002, and it was the eighth season Mike Shanahan served as the head coach of the team. The Broncos played their home games at INVESCO Field at Mile High. They finished the season 9-7-0, 5-3-0 at home and 4-4-0 on the road. At the end of the season, Clinton Portis was awarded with the AP Offensive Rookie of the Year award.

Week		Opponent	Score
Week 1		St. Louis Rams	23-16
Week 2	@	San Francisco 49ers	24-14
Week 3		Buffalo Bills	28-23
Week 4	@	Baltimore Ravens	23-34
Week 5		San Diego Chargers	26-9
Week 6		Miami Dolphins	22-24
Week 7	@	Kansas City Chiefs	37-34
Week 8	@	New England Patriots	24-16
Week 10		Oakland Raiders	10-34
Week 11	@	Seattle Seahawks	31-9
Week 12		Indianapolis Colts	20-23
Week 13	@	San Diego Chargers	27-30
Week 14	@	New York Jets	13-19
Week 15		Kansas City Chiefs	31-24
Week 16	@	Oakland Raiders	16-28
Week 17		Arizona Cardinals	37-7

Head Coach: Mike Shanahan Assistant Head Coach: Alex Gibbs Offensive Coordinator: Gary Kubiak Defensive Coordinator: Ray Rhodes Quarterbacks Coach: Gary Kubiak Wide Receivers Coach: Karl Dorrell Offensive Line Coach: Rick Dennison, Alex Gibbs Running Backs Coach: Bobby Turner Tight Ends Coach: Brian Pariani Offensive Assistant Coach: Anthony Lynn, Pat McPherson Defensive Line Coach: Jacob Burney Linebackers Coach: Larry Coyer Defensive Backs Coach: Ron Milus, David Alexander Gibbs Pass Rush Specialist: Keith Millard Defensive Assistant Coach: Steve Watson Special Teams Coach: Frank Bush Special Teams Assistant Coach: Anthony Lynn Assistant to the Head Coach: George Dyer Strength and Conditioning Coach: Rich Tuten Assistant Strength and Conditioning Coach: Cedric Smith, Greg Saporta General Manager: Ted Sundquist