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3-0. That is where the Denver Broncos stand after a good ole fashioned butt whooping of the New York Jets on Sunday. Interestingly, three of the four shutouts Denver has had since 2000 have come against the Jets organization. While many point out Denver is beating bad teams, they are also beating them convincingly. Head Coach Vic Fangio is seeing a good team out there.
“I think we’ve got a good team, and we’ve got guys that are together,” Fangio said after the game. “When I say we’ve got a good team—I mean the atmosphere, the belief, and the conviction every one of us has in everybody. I just think we’ve got a resilient group and a group that likes playing with each other. We’ve been pretty damn solid for three weeks—both offensively and defensively.”
This is a good football team, but the real tests start next week. The Broncos will face four playoff teams from last season in their next five games. They’ll also face the Las Vegas Raiders who weren’t a playoff team last year but sit atop the AFC West with the Broncos after three week.
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