The Broncos come down from the mountain looking to lay waste to Buffalo.
The Buffalo Bills (-7)
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To Beat DEN:
$13.23
Win by 7:
$19.09
To Lose:
$35.00
and Denver Broncos (+7)
Wager $10 on DEN
To Beat BUF:
$35.00
Lose by less than 7:
$19.09
To Lose:
$13.23
are set to meet for the first time in three seasons, back when the Bills found themselves in the rarified, late-December Colorado air.
This game has been panned by a lot of NFL fans and those who cover the league professionally. The NFL hasn’t put its best matchups in front of primetime audiences all that often in 2023. The truth is that the Broncos appear to be on an upward trend while the Bills seem stuck in neutral and unable to establish a dominant identity. Through nine week it’s felt like a tale of two seasons for both teams. The Bills, of course, found rhythm early — winning games convincingly en route to a 3-1 record. By Week 5, things began to fall apart, and suddenly Buffalo found itself in a bad place, which has left them at 5-4 heading into Week 10. The Broncos understand the struggle, having began their season 0-3 and losing in historic fashion to the Miami Dolphins (-10)
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To Beat LV:
$12.13
Win by 10:
$19.09
To Lose:
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, 70-20. Interestingly, the Bills’ last convincing win came via a 48-20 win against those same Dolphins the following week. Since then, Denver’s done well to steer things in the right direction, but issues persist.
This week, Ian St. Clair, editor/columnist with Mile High Country joined me ahead of the Monday Night Football showdown. Everything was on the table, from the Broncos’ turnaround, to the perception of head coach Sean Payton, and how a pre-draft target of mine — linebacker Drew Sanders — looks so far in Denver’s defense. Plus, we get to know a few other names to watch for on Monday, Ian’s thoughts on the matchup in general, and what he finds to be key to a great pre-game Broncos home tailgate.
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