Show Notes
The Broncos perform another Harry Houdini escape act against top class opposition, this time the highly fancied LA Rams. Colum and Stewart ponder whether or not the team can sustain these type of victories and look for areas they can improve on. They then preview another potential barn burner against the 49ers on Sunday! Edit- Stewart had incorrect info regarding the Broncos sack totals so wants to hold his hands up.
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