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The Denver Broncos are reeling after an ugly loss to the Kansas City Chiefs, with quarterback Bo Nix and other players preaching a consistent message of accountability and moving forward. Former quarterback Tim Tebow’s return to Empower Field at Mile High for the season opener has also generated significant fan reaction, particularly from Jaguars supporters. Meanwhile, Sean Payton addressed concerns surrounding an All-Pro player, and injury updates were positive for running back RJ Harvey.
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