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First and Orange · Nov 6, 2020

Broncos Journal: Kareem Jackson’s technique — hit hard, but hit clean

Keith Srakocic, The Associated Press0

Twelve things about the Broncos entering Sunday’s game at Atlanta, one for every fumble this year:

1. The Broncos should run more no-huddle offense to solve their first-half woes, right? “That’s a common narrative,” offensive coordinator Pat Shurmur said. “We have plays that we use strategically (like) we have no-huddle plays or fast-from-the-huddle plays. There are times, where if you’re stalled out a little bit, maybe that’s a way to kind of jump-start things. … There are probably times when it would make sense, but there are also other times where you got to just do things better early in the game not to be put in that (come-from-behind) situation.”

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