C.J. Anderson May Be the Key to the Denver Broncos Super Bowl Run

January 20, 2016   ·   Cecil Lammey   ·   Jump to comments

The Denver Broncos are one game away from the Super Bowl. In their way is the New England Patriots, a team they beat earlier this year in a Week 12 overtime thriller that ended with a 48-yard touchdown run by C.J. Anderson.
In that first contest against the Patriots, Anderson was the team’s leading rusher with 113 yards on only 15 carries. He scored two touchdowns in that game, and Anderson also chipped in with four catches for 40 yards.
Even with the win earlier this season, Broncos head coach Gary Kubiak has a healthy respect for the Patriots.
“Got a lot of respect for them," he said. "Five AFC title games in a row—[when's] that been done, once before I think? We’ve got a lot of respect for them. We know it’s a big challenge for us.”
Kubiak continued, “They are so consistent. Obviously it starts with [Patriots head coach] Bill [Belichick] and the job that he and his staff does. They do a tremendous job.”
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