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Where Does Sean Payton Think Improvement is NEEDED for the Broncos? | Orange & Blue Today

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The Broncos are 9-2 and Super Bowl contenders—but Sean Payton says there’s still work to do. On today’s Orange & Blue Today, Cecil Lammey and Andrew Mason break down the areas Payton highlighted Monday as concerns for his team. Penalties and turnover ratio remain issues, and with just six games left in the regular season, can Denver clean things up in time for a deep playoff run? Plus, why running the ball more might be the hidden key to unlocking the offense down the stretch. 🧠 Even contenders have flaws—fixing them could mean the difference between a playoff run and a Super Bowl. 🔥 In this episode: Payton’s concerns about penalties and turnovers Why the Broncos need to run the ball more How Denver can sharpen up after the bye week What it means for their Super Bowl chances 💬 Do YOU think the Broncos can fix these issues in time for the postseason? Drop your take in the comments below! #BroncosCountry #OrangeAndBlueToday #CecilLammey #AndrewMason #SeanPayton #BroncosOffense #NFLWeek12 #SuperBowl60 #BroncosReportCard #AFCContenders

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