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It's only two games, the Broncos kept saying afterward. Both of which are indisputably true. Nevertheless, the past two weeks have been a dramatic reversal of fortune. Full Article at FOX Sports
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I think that was definitely part of it ... They softened us up a little bit, and once they saw it was working, they stayed with it and we didn't make the proper adjustments.
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The last two weeks, if we can pinpoint anything, the reason for the poor performance in the second half, I want to say it's getting off the field on third down
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The second half they came out with the fast-break offense a little bit, the no-huddle, and tried to get us off-balance ... I think it kind of caught us off guard on the first series and they took advantage of it. They just opened up the offense a little bit.
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They outplayed us ... There's a reason why they're Super Bowl champs.
