Rams vs. Broncos: A Prime Example Of Too Little Too Late For Denver
November 29, 2010 · Michael2 Keller · Jump to comments
Today there were two Denver Broncos teams that showed up: the one in the first quarter and the game's last seven minutes. The one in the rest of the game was, well, not worth watching.
Once again, the first two series were a perfect example of scripted plays. Everyone was making the right blocks, the right reads and moved the ball like a machine.
Then there was that incredible comeback that just fell short. This was also about the only place the Bronco D showed up in pass defense. And the O took off on the back of Eddie Royal, who may have finally gotten tired of Brandon Lloyd getting all the love.
I was also impressed with how the team came back when they could have just laid down after all the crap that has gone on the past two days with Spygate II. But I think this was more a show of the team playing for the team rather than for their head coach.
I saw some incredible individual efforts from guys like LBs Joe Mays and DJ Williams, WR Eddie Royal, Safeties Brian D...
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