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Q&A: Broncos short-sighted in passing game
The Denver Broncos Correll Buckhalter is tackeled by the Baltimore Ravens Fabian Washington and Ray Lewis at M&T Bank Stadium in Baltimore. (Joe Amon, The Denver Post) Welcome back, and keep the queries coming. Full Article at Denver Post
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He's done a nice job, but as a young player, a rookie in a new system, you're going to make some mistakes ... He makes a lot more good plays than he does bad plays, but he has made some mistakes in the past that he knows about, and we're trying to correct those as quickly as we can so they don't happen ...
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