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Man, is it nice to see the Broncos back on the field.
Good morning, Broncos Country!
Never have I been so excited for the Denver Broncos to start training camp.
Even as a kid growing up in Greeley and getting the chance to go to practice, 2020 is just different. There’s a phrase that will get used to describe this time, and it’s probably an understatement.
But to see Drew Lock and the rest of the Broncos take the field ... it’s a sight for sore Broncos eyes. To bring back that word, it’s definitely different to see no fans there. To instead see the media on the bump on the west side of the facility. To see interviews conducted via Zoom.
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— Denver Broncos (@Broncos) August 15, 2020
Yet to see Lock complete passes to Jerry Jeudy and K.J. Hamler, to see Bradley Chubb back from injury, and Von Miller out to prove he’s still one of the best in the NFL ... hopefully it’s just the start of what we see out this team.
No matter how different it may be, to have some sense of normalcy return to life is so important. The fact we have the Broncos back on the field has never made me happier.
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