BSN Denver
10-26-2013, 07:51 PM
The Broncos come in with a record of 6-1 after losing their last contest in Indy 33-39. Despite the Broncos gaining their first blemish on an otherwise great season, they are still very strong statistically.
The Broncos are still the number one passing offense in the league, averaging 361.3 yards per game and the number one rushing defense, allowing an average of only 77.1 yards per game. Tight End Julius Thomas and Wide Receiver Wes Welker are tied for the league lead in receiving touchdowns with eight, and Knowshon Moreno has the rushing touchdown lead with eight as well. The fact that the Broncos have three players tied at the top of the touchdown ladder in each category is just one sign showing how potent this offense really is.
With those stats in mind, the Broncos should rebound nicely against the lackluster defense of the Redskins. Jim Haslett’s defense in Washington is 22nd against..............
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The Broncos are still the number one passing offense in the league, averaging 361.3 yards per game and the number one rushing defense, allowing an average of only 77.1 yards per game. Tight End Julius Thomas and Wide Receiver Wes Welker are tied for the league lead in receiving touchdowns with eight, and Knowshon Moreno has the rushing touchdown lead with eight as well. The fact that the Broncos have three players tied at the top of the touchdown ladder in each category is just one sign showing how potent this offense really is.
With those stats in mind, the Broncos should rebound nicely against the lackluster defense of the Redskins. Jim Haslett’s defense in Washington is 22nd against..............
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