Broncos Lead Cowboys 27-10 at Halftime with Rookie Touchdowns

The Denver Broncos currently lead the Dallas Cowboys 27-10 at halftime, powered by rookie running back RJ Harvey's two rushing touchdowns and quarterback Bo Nix's two touchdown passes to Troy Franklin and rookie Pat Bryant. The Broncos have dominated offensively, outgaining the Cowboys 264 to 152 yards in the first half, while the Cowboys struggled against Denver's strong defense, managing only two scoring drives and suffering an interception by Dak Prescott. Dallas, missing seven key defensive backs including Trevon Diggs, has allowed several explosive plays, including long touchdown receptions. Despite a rocky start with an interception thrown by Nix on the opening drive, the Broncos quickly recovered to build a commanding lead through efficient passing and rushing attacks. This game extends the Cowboys' losing streak against the Broncos to seven consecutive matchups dating back to 1995. Denver's rookies and offensive strategy have been instrumental in maintaining control, with strong performances from both the passing and rushing game.