Aqib Talib, Russell Okung Spark Broncos Locker Room Argument After Patriots Loss

December 19, 2016   ·   Rob Goldberg   ·   Jump to comments

Back-to-back losses have put the Denver Broncos in tough shape for the postseason, and the frustration is boiling over. 
After Sunday's 16-3 loss to the New England Patriots, several players had to be separated in the locker room, including offensive tackle Russell Okung and cornerback Aqib Talib, according to Michael Silver of NFL.com. 
The confrontation reportedly included other linemen and defensive backs, which required head coach Gary Kubiak to separate them.
Okung discussed the situation after the incident, per Silver:
I definitely understand their frustration. They played well enough to win, and they held that team to 16 points, which a lot of teams don't do. We're an emotional team; that's what makes us so good. To me, that's part of who we are.
When our defense is out there, they're an emotional group, and they hold themselves to a high standard. As an offense, we need to do the same. So, I think (their frustration) is warranted. We've got to...

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