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It’s concerning that the Broncos still have no offensive identity

Orlando Franklin tells Sandy Clough he is concerned because the Broncos don't have an offensive identity and many players have not shown growth

Kendall Valenzuela BY KENDALL VALENZUELA
Nov 9, 2020, 10:12 AM Updated: 10:12 am
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Orlando Franklin tells Sandy Clough he is concerned because not only have the Broncos not made an offensive identity halfway through the season, but many players have not shown growth, including quarterback Drew Lock.

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Kendall Valenzuela
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