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McNuggets: Broncos 12 – Bengals 7

Found September 13, 2009 on BroncoTalk: Yardbarker Blogger Network
PLAYERS: Brandon Stokley,  Kyle Orton
TEAMS: Denver Broncos

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Just a grip of post-game quotes from the coaches and all the big players from Sunday’s 12-7 victory. Josh McDaniels, Marvin Lewis, Brandon Stokley, Kyle Orton, and Wesley Woodyard, among others, talk about the big game. JOSH McDANIELS Have you ever been associated with a play that crazy? “No. I’ve seen it happen one time to my [...]
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