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Playtime Percentage
A breakdown of Broncos’ players participation in Sunday’s Week 11 win against San Diego
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PLAYER
G M. Ramirez
G Z. Beadles
T O. Franklin
T R. Clady
QB P. Manning
C D. Koppen
WR E. Decker
WR D. Thomas
WR B. Stokley
TE J. Dreessen
RB R. Hillman
TE J. Tamme
RB L. Ball
RB W. McGahee
WR M. Willis
TE V. Green
FB C. Gronkowski
CB C. Harris
LB W. Woodyard
S R. Moore
CB C. Bailey
LB V. Miller
S M. Adams
DE E. Dumervil
CB T. Carter
DE D. Wolfe
DT J. Bannan
DT K. Vickerson
LB K. Brooking
DE R. Ayers
DT M. Unrein
LB D. Williams
S J. Leonhard
LB D. Trevathan
DE M. Jackson
S D. Bruton
LB N. Irving
LB S. Johnson
K M. Prater
P B. Colquitt
WR T. Holliday
LS A. Brewer
C/G C. Davis
T C. Clark
CB O. Bolden
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OFFENSIVE PLAYS
71 (100%)
71 (100%)
71 (100%)
71 (100%)
71 (100%)
71 (100%)
68 (96%)
66 (93%)
59 (83%)
48 (68%)
32 (45%)
27 (38%)
22 (31%)
14 (20%)
13 (18%)
5 (7%)
1 (1%)
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DEFENSIVE PLAYS
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69 (100%)
69 (100%)
69 (100%)
67 (97%)
65 (94%)
63 (91%)
52 (75%)
50 (72%)
44 (64%)
40 (58%)
33 (48%)
24 (35%)
23 (33%)
22 (32%)
22 (32%)
15 (22%)
14 (20%)
13 (19%)
5 (7%)
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SPECIAL TEAMS PLAYS
8 (22%)
7 (19%)
7 (19%)
7 (19%)
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1 (3%)
1 (3%)
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11 (30%)
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9 (24%)
15 (41%)
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24 (65%)
20 (54%)
24 (65%)
12 (32%)
6 (16%)
1 (3%)
2 (5%)
1 (3%)
12 (32%)
2 (5%)
22 (59%)
5 (14%)
2 (5%)
2 (5%)
5 (14%)
2 (5%)
6 (16%)
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17 (46%)
21 (57%)
3 (8%)
28 (76%)
29 (78%)
24 (65%)
14 (38%)
13 (35%)
12 (32%)
12 (32%)
7 (19%)
7 (19%)
5 (14%)
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Broncos vs. Chargers: Participation Breakdown
Ok, so the Broncos are a win and an SD loss away from a playoff birth. How awesome is that?
is a 4 game lead but really a five game with the tie-breaker and five games to play.
It looks like a 3 game lead but really is a 4 game lead since Denver owns the tie breaker. That means a Denver win and an SD loss (btw they play the Ravens
Playoffs are a forgone conclusion and Denver is in the running for a first round bye.
I’ll be rooting for the Jets and the Lions on Turkey Day.
Here are the REAL power rankings
http://www.advancednflstats.com/2012/11/team-efficiency-rankings-week-12.html#more