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November 2, 2009

Broncos Can't Mask Bad Effort

Woody Paige, Denver Post

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At practice on Friday, the Broncos, for fun, donned scary Halloween masks portraying Mort i Fied, Pinhead, Fire Clown, Freddy Krueger, assorted zombies, monsters, screaming creatures and hockey goalies.

At the game on Sunday, the Broncos didn't frighten anybody. It was no fun. Boo!

The grim weepers from Denver lost to Baltimore, or less.

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