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Broncos general manager and president of football operations John Elway said definitively Tuesday that he will not make any coaching changes during his team’s final four weeks of the season.

“We’re going to finish the season out and, you know, obviously we know the expectations of the Denver Broncos,” Elway said on Orange and Blue 760. “And this has been a tough year. It’s not what the Broncos are about. I’m embarrassed about it, the fact that this has happened, and will do my part to hopefully get this thing turned around next year, and the expectations of Broncos fans should be for us to get this turned around. That is fair. But before we get that done, we’re going to take pride in what we do and finish this season as strong as we possibly can.” Related Articles Keeler: Broncos are officially the Blake Bortles of NFL franchises now. Dead by inches. Tortured by timeouts. Just good enough to break your heart.

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Elway stressed that the Broncos’ struggles are rooted in turnovers (27, second-most in the NFL) and failing to respond to in-game adversity, which have hindered their ability to stay competitive for four quarters. Last Sunday at Miami, Denver’s defense came up with three takeaways — an interception, a pick-six, and a forced fumble and recovery — but its offense failed to score a touchdown and its average field position was its own 18-yard line, hardly a recipe for victory.

As the Broncos slog through the remainder of the season, they both look ahead to 2018 while also hoping to end 2017 on a decent note.

“I’d like to get us competitive. With the way that we’ve turned the ball over and we’ve been out of football games and that’s the most disappointing thing,” Elway said. “Losing obviously is one thing, but I think the way that we’ve lost has been the most frustrating thing. The expectations for us, whether we win or lose, is to get out there and compete and continue to get better about how we respond to mistakes that we make and stay competitive for 60 minutes. For us to lose eight in a row, and I think we’ve lost six of those eight by more than 10 points — that’s not competitive football and we’ve got enough good football players on this team that that should not be happening.”