his winning attempt wide right Courtland Sutton Jersey , the Denver Broncos were calling him “our guy” and “the best kicker in the league” and “a good dude.”No finger pointing. Not at the current moment, anyway.McManus sailed a 51-yard field goal try wide in the final seconds as the Broncos lost 19-17 to the Houston Texans on Sunday. Denver fell to 3-6 with barely flickering playoff hopes and a coach on the hot seat heading into a bye week.“We just have to stick together,” safety Justin Simmons said. “It’s harder in terms of guys want to start pointing the fingers and there’s always blame going around. But I think we have a great locker room of guys that always point the finger at themselves first.”Broncos coach Vance Joseph and his team keep hurtling toward another disappointing season. They went 5-11 a season ago that included a string of eight straight losses.“I don’t have a problem with how we’re coaching and how we’re playing,” Joseph said after losing for the sixth time in seven games. “We’ve just got to finish games better.”The play-calling in the final minute could lead to some second-guessing. The Broncos had the ball at the Texans 37 with about 43 seconds remaining. Case Keenum completed a 5-yard pass to tight end Jeff Heuerman and instead of sprinting up to the line, the Broncos took their time, before running back Phillip Lindsay lost a yard on a run up the middle.So instead of getting it closer, they settled for a 51-yard try with 3 seconds remaining. It sailed right as McManus hung his head in frustration after his second miss of the game. He also had a 62-yard attempt sail wide right in the first half — giving the Texans time to move into field-goal range.“There’s no pointing fingers. B-Mac is a great kicker,” said rookie receiver Courtland Sutton, who wore a No. 88 Demaryius Thomas jersey after the game in a tribute to a teammate that was traded to the Texans on Tuesday. “We all know that. … He’s still a great kicker.”“He’s a good dude and he’s going to shake it off,” Lindsay echoed.The Broncos received a breakout game from Heuerman, who set career bests in catches (10) and yards (83) while also scoring. But there were quite a few miscues: Sutton had a TD slip through his hands, Devontae Booker fumbled and the defensive backs had a costly miscommunication when DeAndre Hopkins hauled in a 16-yard pass from Deshaun Watson in the second quarter.“Snake bitten? No. Unlucky? No,” Sutton said. “We just have to make sure we’re putting ourselves in a situation where we’re not trailing at the end of the game like that.”The Broncos have lost six games by an average of 7.8 points.“It’s frustrating,” Broncos cornerback Chris Harris Jr. said. “You lose and you know you’re capable of beating this team. We had them. I pride myself on being able to make game-changing plays and be able to change the game.”On the touchdown play to Hopkins, the Broncos had double coverage only for him to sneak in between Simmons and Adam Jones.“The error is so small for our team. We can’t mess up like we did today and have a chance to win,” Harris said. “We’ve got to damn near play perfect. We’ve got to figure out what we could do to eliminate those little mistakes that just kill us every game.”A missed opportunity — 4-5 obviously looks a lot more appealing than 3-6.“Huge difference,” said Harris, whose team plays play at the Los Angeles Chargers on Nov. 18. “Right there in the wild-card race and you have a chance to get back in it. Now, it’s very hard. It’s very hard to come back out of this.”Still, his message for his teammates over the break is simple: Clear the mind.“Get ready to finish the year strong,” Harris said. “I’ve got my mind right to finish strong.” Here’s when the 2019 NFL Draft stats and where to watch your favorite team either screw themselves over for years to come or land franchise-changing players that will lead to Super Bowls."WhiteFanposts Fanshots Sections Broncos NewsBroncos 2019 Draft ClassBroncos PodcastsBroncos 2019 ScheduleKey Offseason DatesCommunity RulesFull ArchiveBroncos StoriesScheduleRosterStatsOdds Shop About Masthead Community Guidelines StubHub ✕Broncos Draft 2019How to watch the 2019 NFL Draft: TV schedule, online stream, draft order and more New,9commentsHere’s when the 2019 NFL Draft stats and where to watch your favorite team either screw themselves over for years to come or land franchise-changing players that will lead to Super Bowls. How to watch the 2019 NFL Draft: TV schedule, online stream, draft order and more The date has finally arrived for the 2019 NFL Draft. In 24 hours there will be no more mocks, no more supposition, no more debate. There will be action and results. After tonight,l we will finally know who the Denver Broncos had on their board with the tenth overall pick.This year, the NFL Draft will take place at First and Broadway in Nashville, Tennessee. Let’s get into the nuts and bolts of the next three days of the NFL’s annual draft extravaganza. When is the 2019 NFL Draft?Day 1: Round 1When: Thursday April 25th at 6 p.m. Mile High timeTime per pick: 10 minutesTV channels: ABC, ESPN Courtland Sutton Jersey , NFL Network, ESPN DeportesStreaming: NFL.com, FuboTVDay 2: Rounds 2 & 3When: Friday April 26th at 5 p.m. Mile High timeTime per pick: 7 minutes for round 2; 5 minutes for round 3TV channels: ABC, ESPN, ESPN2, NFL Network, ESPN DeportesStreaming: NFL.com, FuboTVDay 3: Rounds 4 through 7When: Saturday April 27th at 10 a.m. Mile High timeTime per pick: 5 minutes for rounds 4-6; 4 minutes for round 7TV channels: ABC, ESPN, NFL Network, ESPN DeportesStreaming: NFL.com, FuboTVWhat time do the Broncos pick in Round 1?For the Broncos, you should expect a pick, or (gasp!) a trade back, at around 7:15 p.m. Mile High time if the first nine picks average around 8-9 minutes per pick. You’ll want to tune in then at the very latest to see what John Elway and the Broncos do with that tenth overall pick of the draft.Broncos draft picksRound 1: 10th-overall pickRound 2: 41st-overall pickRound 3: 71st-overall pickRound 4: 125th-overall pick (from Houston)Round 5: 148th-overall pickRound 5: 156th-overall pick (from Minnesota)Round 6: 182nd-overall pickRound 7: 237th-overall pick (from Houston)Which players are attending NFL Draft?A total of 23 college players have confirmed they will be attending the NFL Draft. Many will go in the first round. Here is a full list of those who have confirmed: Josh Allen, LB, KentuckyDeAndre Baker, DB, GeorgiaNick Bosa, DE, Ohio StateMarquise Brown, WR, OklahomaBrian Burns, DE, Florida StateDevin Bush, LB, MichiganAndre Dillard, T, Washington StateNoah Fant, TE, IowaCody Ford, T Royce Freeman Jersey , OklahomaT.J. Hockenson, TE, IowaJosh Jacobs, RB, AlabamaDaniel Jones, QB, DukeDrew Lock, QB, MissouriD.K. Metcalf, WR, MississippiKyler Murray, QB, OklahomaEd Oliver, DT, HoustonMontez Sweat, DE, Mississippi StateJawaan Taylor, T, FloridaDevin White, LB, Louisiana StateChristian Wilkins, DT, ClemsonGreedy Williams, CB, Louisiana StateJonah Williams, T, AlabamaQuinnen Williams, DT, Alabama2019 NFL Draft order - Round 11. Arizona Cardinals2. San Francisco 49ers3. New York Jets4. Oakland Raiders5. Tampa Bay Buccaneers6. New York Giants7. Jacksonville Jaguars8. Detroit Lions9. Buffalo Bills10. Denver Broncos11. Cincinnati Bengals12. Green Bay Packers13. Miami Dolphins14. Atlanta Falcons15. Washington Redskins16. Carolina Panthers17. New York Giants (from Cleveland)18. Minnesota Vikings19. Tennessee Titans20. Pittsburgh Steelers21. Seattle Seahawks22. Baltimore Ravens23 Houston Texans24. Oakland Raiders (from Chicago)25. Philadelphia Eagles26. Indianapolis Colts27. Oakland Raiders (from Dallas)28. Los Angeles Chargers29. Kansas City Chiefs30. Green Bay Packers (from New Orleans)31. Los Angeles Rams32. New England Patriots