BroncoBen
12-29-2008, 07:33 PM
Denver, which finished second in the AFC West behind San Diego and missed the playoffs, will host Pittsburgh, New England, Dallas and the New York Giants. And the Broncos will travel to play Indianapolis, Philadelphia, Baltimore and Washington.
The Broncos also face Cleveland and Cincinnati and home and away games with the three other AFC West teams.
Six teams on the Broncos' 2009 schedule qualified for the playoffs this season. Eight of Denver's opponents outside of its division next season will have a combined record of 87-40-1, a .685 winning percentage.
The Broncos also face Cleveland and Cincinnati and home and away games with the three other AFC West teams.
Six teams on the Broncos' 2009 schedule qualified for the playoffs this season. Eight of Denver's opponents outside of its division next season will have a combined record of 87-40-1, a .685 winning percentage.