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Good Luck Sunday From Denver!

BroncosRockdaRockies

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I think Denver is the only team in the NFL that we have never beaten, I guess we just don't play well against Shanowhatevers schemes, it's something to worry about.

Good luck.

No - paper this morning said Denver, Miami and Houston

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I think Denver is the only team in the NFL that we have never beaten, I guess we just don't play well against Shanowhatevers schemes, it's something to worry about.

Good luck.

They've never played in Charlotte. We've always had to go to their house. Which has always been a tough place to play in.

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