Marvin Prince· Aug 28, 2025
Prince names the Green Bay Packers and the Denver Broncos as boom-or-bust teams, and also flags the Washington Commanders in that category.
“the Denver Broncos. I think they're overrated.”
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- Surprise Team CallsDenver BroncosAug 28, 2025
Denver Broncos to beat expectations
“the Denver Broncos. I think they're overrated. But I think what a couple of good games. Hey, they're in the AFC Championship game, all right, But then if they end up with seven wins, I won't be surprised either way.”
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- Surprise Team CallsGreen Bay PackersAug 28, 2025
Green Bay Packers to beat expectations
“Marvin the Green Bay Packers, Oh good call”
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