ChairmanBron
12-01-2015, 07:29 PM
ENGLEWOOD, Co.—Brock the Bronco is all the rage in the Rockies. You can’t climb into a cab (or Uber) in Denver without being immediately engaged in conversation about the Broncos’ newest quarterbacking star, Brock Osweiler.
In Denver’s dramatic 30–24 overtime upset of New England in the snow Sunday night at Sports Authority Field, the impressively poised Osweiler threw for 270 yards and led a five-play, 83-yard go-ahead touchdown drive in the final minutes, then capped his big night by calling the correct run audible on C.J. Anderson’s game-winning 48-yard touchdown burst in overtime.
And sixth-year Broncos receiver Emmanuel Sanders not only had a front-row view of Osweiler’s smashing home starting debut, but his fingerprints were all over the Broncos’ win, with a team-high six receptions for 113 yards (18.8 average), including a crucial 39-yard reception on the go-ahead scoring drive late in regulation. No matter if it’s Peyton Manning or Osweiler at quarterback, Sanders has been the Broncos’ big-play target this season, leading the team in both receiving touchdowns (four) and yards-per-reception (14.5), while ranking second on the team in both catches (52) and yards (752).
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In Denver’s dramatic 30–24 overtime upset of New England in the snow Sunday night at Sports Authority Field, the impressively poised Osweiler threw for 270 yards and led a five-play, 83-yard go-ahead touchdown drive in the final minutes, then capped his big night by calling the correct run audible on C.J. Anderson’s game-winning 48-yard touchdown burst in overtime.
And sixth-year Broncos receiver Emmanuel Sanders not only had a front-row view of Osweiler’s smashing home starting debut, but his fingerprints were all over the Broncos’ win, with a team-high six receptions for 113 yards (18.8 average), including a crucial 39-yard reception on the go-ahead scoring drive late in regulation. No matter if it’s Peyton Manning or Osweiler at quarterback, Sanders has been the Broncos’ big-play target this season, leading the team in both receiving touchdowns (four) and yards-per-reception (14.5), while ranking second on the team in both catches (52) and yards (752).
Link for the rest of the article..
http://www.si.com/nfl/2015/12/01/denver-broncos-emmanuel-sanders-brock-osweiler-peyton-manning