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For Broncos' defense, pressure and punishment is the standard – The Denver Post

For Broncos' defense, pressure and punishment is the standard – The Denver Post

Swarmed by more than two dozen reporters and cameras zoomed in to capture his every word, cornerback Chris Harris stood on the side of the Broncos' practice field at Dove Valley last month to offer his latest state-of-the-team address.Only one preseason game had passed and the Broncos still were searching for their next starting quarterback and their 53-man roster.But the defense — the one that led the NFL in multiple categories last season and steered Denver to its third Super Bowl championship — clearly still was destructive, if not dominant.
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Broncos' Win Not Without Mistakes « CBS Denver

Broncos' Win Not Without Mistakes « CBS Denver

DENVER (The Sports Xchange) – The Denver Broncos made enough mistakes to lose — and certainly enough to lose to a Carolina Panthers team that entered the 2016 season with wins in 19 of its last 20 regular-season games.And while it took a wide-right 50-yard field-goal attempt to send the Broncos home with a 21-20 win, it said a lot for the quality of the roster — and the potential it still has — that the Broncos were able to win despite three turnovers, two penalties for having 12 men on the field and a smattering of missed blocks and tackles."I couldn't believe we won the game, with some of the things that we did, some of the mistakes that we made," Broncos coach Gary Kubiak said.
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Study shows Broncos' Mile High stadium cost federal taxpayers $54 million – The Denver Post

Study shows Broncos' Mile High stadium cost federal taxpayers $54 million – The Denver Post

The Denver Broncos are winning.U.S. taxpayers are not.Sports Authority Field at Mile High, the home of the Super Bowl 50 champions, has shortchanged federal tax collectors by $54 million, a Brookings Institution analysis says.
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