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He warns against relying on perimeter runs, noting Denver’s strong interior defense, especially against outside zone plays, citing the Eagles game as an example where Denver shifted their focus to defending the edges.
Opponent’s Offense: Challenge of Russell Wilson and Ground Attack
On the offensive side, Banks and Papa discuss Denver’s dual-threat quarterback Russell Wilson, who can throw accurately on the run from any angle and has amassed over 20 rushing yards per game. The Broncos operate as a power inside running team, with two effective backs capable of breaking tackles and gaining tough yards, often favoring inside runs over perimeter plays.