"You owe it to them, and you owe it to the organization to not only make them proud, but give it your all and leave it better than you found it."

The Denver Broncos pulled off a stunning fourth-quarter comeback Sunday, erasing a 19-point deficit to defeat the New York Giants 33-32 on a last-second field goal from Will Lutz. But the celebration was short-lived for linebacker Dre Greenlaw.

Payton failed to name the players apparently in danger of having their snaps reduced. But he did rue several breakdowns — including on defense — against the Giants, in which Denver committed 12 penalties, surrendered nearly 400 yards, and converted only four-of-13 third down opportunities.

The Denver Broncos ' offense struggled through three quarters of Sunday's game against the New York Giants. The Broncos were shut out through 45 minutes and found themselves trailing 19-0 entering the final 15 minutes. Then everything changed in the fourth quarter.