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Cheap chopBroncos' blocking technique is legal, but it's dirty and unnecessary.
OK, let's get right into it. Denver and the chop blocks. Which aren't really the same as cutting. I was on a Denver radio show Thursday. That's all the, uh, hosts, wanted to talk about. Even the Denver writers were taking shots at the kind of football the Broncos practice, in the wake of RT George Foster's shot to the side of the leg of Bengals DT Tony Williams. Broken and dislocated ankle. Out for the year. Business as usual for the Broncos. http://sportsillustrated.cnn.com/200...ock/index.html
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