00:00 Not such a good job by the Denver Broncos,
00:01 who lost by 50 to the Miami Dolphins.
00:05 So, Claudette, how bad is it in Broncos country?
00:09 Oh, it's so bad, Robin.
00:10 Like, just so bad, I can't even watch anymore.
00:13 When you have one of your own offensive linemen
00:15 saying that he's been there for seven seasons
00:17 and all they do is lose and he's tired of losing,
00:20 to me that really sums it up
00:21 and says it all for you right there.
00:22 Obviously their defense gave up 70 points,
00:25 they lost by 50, they're 0-3 to start the season.
00:28 It's just so hard to be optimistic
00:30 about this team right now.
00:32 And I think the fact that they brought in Sean Payton
00:34 at the beginning of the season,
00:35 there was so much hope surrounding this franchise,
00:38 and then you start the season like this,
00:40 it just makes it all that more disappointing,
00:43 in my opinion.
00:44 I don't think it's as bad
00:45 as everybody's making it out to be.
00:47 Look, that was a beat down put on by the Dolphins,
00:49 no question.
00:50 We're gonna get to them in a second, how good they are.
00:53 But the Broncos lost their first two games of the season
00:55 by a combined five points.
00:57 You know, those could have gone the other way.
00:59 They have an easy schedule upcoming the next two games,
01:03 both very winnable games for them.
01:05 In fact, two games that I think that they will win.
01:08 So I think Russell Wilson has played better this year.
01:11 I didn't really have expectations
01:13 for the Broncos to do everything.
01:15 Sean Payton may have put a little target on them
01:17 by the comments he made about Nathaniel Hackett,
01:20 but it's not as if we're talking
01:22 about a Super Bowl team here collapsing.
01:24 I still believe that by the end of the season,
01:28 we will consider this Broncos team
01:30 improved from last year's team.
01:32 (whooshing)
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