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DENVER — The Denver Bron
cos’ defense resembles a snowball
rolling down a ski slope as the NFL
season nears midpoint.
But not so the Broncos’ offense,
which almost gave back a 17-14 vic
tory over the Green Bay Packers — a
triumph the defense seemingly se
cured in the first 37 seconds of Mon
day night’s game.
The Packers lost their sixth
straight game despite quarterback
Lynn Dickey’s throwing 371 yards
during a swirling snowstorm. Wide
receiver James Lofton caught 1 1
passes for 206 yards.
Denver remained first in the AFC
West with the Los Angeles Raiders
thanks to the Orange Crush defense.
Denver scored its fifth and sixth
touchdowns of the season on fumble
recoveries. They also caused three
other turnovers while repeatedly th
warting the Packers near the goal
line.
“It’s bizarre,” cornerback Louis
Wright said of the Packers fumbles
on their first two offensive plays,
that went for Broncos’ scores.
“I’ve never seen a defense that
makes things happen like this one
does,” said safety Steve Foley, who
with Wright, scored the touchdowns.
Perhaps the 1977 Broncos were as
good. That year, the team advanced
to the Super Bowl after the best start
in the franchise’s history. Now the
Broncos, 6-1, have matched that
start.
“Tom Jackson just made a good
hit,” Wright said of Foley’s touch
down play.
For the Packers, it was a terribly
frustrating night to climb out of a
14-0 hole only to fail to score when
drive after drive ends pointlessly.
Eddie Carcia missed field goals of
37 and 29 yards. Dickey fumbled the
snap and lost the ball on the Denver
4-yard line.
“You just can’t do that and expect
to win,” Dickey said. “It always
comes back to haunt you. No pun in
tended but it’s the snowball effect.
It’s pretty typical of the way this sea
son’s gone.”
Lotion, who caught a 54-yard
scoring pass to make the score 17-14
with 7:31 to play, said the losses were
getting to him.
Steady As She Goes
“It’s hard losing six in a row,” he
said.
Texas A&M Sailing Team members take one
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for a test sail at Bryan Utilities Lake. The
team bought five new 14-foot boats, at a cost
of $4000 each. The A&M Sailing Ti
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