ENGLEWOOD, Colo. – It happens every week in the NFL; opposing coaches praise the team they are about to face and tell the world—whether it’s true or not—how tough the upcoming matchup is going to be. Quarterbacks tell you how stout the opcoming secondary is and defenders hail the prowess of the incoming offense.
Not often, though, do you hear a player on one side of the ball give an in-depth breakdown of the opposing team’s unit on that same side of the ball. After all, when players watch film, they don’t watch the entire game, they simply watch the cut-ups of the side they will have to face.