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Speaker 1: reaction on the Broncos at Home is a favorite, winning

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Speaker 1: forty one thirty two, three picks, two pick sixes against

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Speaker 1: Jamis Winston. With the Broncos, win Bo Nicks is now

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Speaker 1: the first quarterback ever to go six and oh is

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Speaker 1: a favorite in his rookie season. So and I look

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Speaker 1: It was not just Sean Payton, but of course Sean

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Speaker 1: was a beautiful football. You know, he threw almost sixty

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Speaker 1: He's a combination of consistently productive but inconsistent, as not

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Speaker 1: He's probably the best quarterback in the NFL that I

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