The Broncos found a way to beat Jacksonville last week. Against the Rams on Sunday night, Brandon Krisztal says they need to find their offense a lot sooner.

BK joined FOX31 to preview a matchup between two teams with Super Bowl ambitions. Los Angeles brings a deep, veteran roster to Denver, led by reigning MVP Matthew Stafford. Even with injuries affecting the Rams, BK expects the Broncos to have their hands full.

Denver’s slow starts were the biggest concern in the conversation. Bo Nix and the offense came alive late against the Jaguars, but BK said relying on another fourth-quarter surge is a tough way to beat a team like the Rams. Sean Payton and offensive play caller Davis Webb know it, too. The Broncos have had chances to score earlier. Now they need to finish those drives.

The backfield was another question when BK appeared on FOX31 Friday morning. J.K. Dobbins and RJ Harvey had both returned to full practice, while rookie Jonah Coleman was dealing with an ankle injury. Denver’s final injury report, released later that day, listed Dobbins and Harvey without game designations and ruled Coleman out.

The Rams have their own availability concerns. Receiver Puka Nacua is doubtful with a hip injury, according to Los Angeles’ final injury report.

Broncos vs. Rams kicks off Sunday at 6:20 p.m. MT at Empower Field at Mile High. Watch BK’s full FOX31 appearance above for his breakdown of the matchup.