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Nolan studied Steelers' 3-4 "D" to help Broncos
more than he has in the first seven games. After the San Francisco 49ers fired Mike Nolan last year, he had time to study teams around the league and decide what he would bring to his next job. Full Article at Denver Post
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Mike Nolan is in his comfort zone as Denver's defensive coordinator and is a big reason behind the Broncos' early success. Funny thing about the way the NFL works. Full Article at Sports Illustrated
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He does some things with his defense you don't see from everybody else ... Doesn't seem like the defense has changed very much over the years, it just keeps getting better at what they're doing. That's what frustrates you, because you look at it and you say it's not any different than it was two years a...
– Josh McDaniels SOURCE: Denver Post -
We've had some players who've been sick ... We've been OK in terms of handling that whole process. We think right now we're fine, but in the last couple weeks we've had a guy here and there.
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We couldn't be playing for a better coach for the kind of organization that we have had in the recent years ... Playing for him is tough. But if you love football, it's fun.
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I'll put it this way: I wish I had more coaching etiquette ... I don't. I love my players and when someone responds about my players in a particular way, I may do some things I shouldn't do. I have to get better at those things as time goes on. Even though the player was talking to me, I should not have...
