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Doc Holiday

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4 hours ago, weyco2000 said:

Points off turnovers won Denver a Super Bowl. The Fozzy fumble was recovered at the SF 41, but you're right, no way they should've converted a 3rd and 13 on that drive.

Right, but that's a different situation. In the Denver game, IMO, defense wasn't responsible for 16 of their 24 points. They gave up 2 FG drives and the 2 point conversion. A defensive TD, a ST play that put them in FG range- and they were held to a FG- and another defensive turnover inside the 5 that if there hadn't been a, shall we say, questionable holding call on Josh Norman on a pass that was uncatchable, would also have held them out of the endzone.

Now looking at the full context, you can say the Broncos got 16 out of 24 points off of turnovers- and thus won them the game. 

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2 hours ago, rayzor said:

Broncos couldn't have won without cheap shots and a free pass from refs 

I will never give them respect for their wins agains us. That local bard I has an asterisk beside it just like the saints and the pats.

Amen.  Can't wait until we get a  local bard  I trophy 

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