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Chris Harris Jr. Compares His 2016 Broncos To The Current Broncos
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Kevin Clark is joined by Broncos legend Chris Harris ahead of the team's AFC Championship game against the Patriots. Chris details what he's seen from the Broncos defense this season and why he thinks they can overcome the loss of Bo Nix and reach the Super Bowl. Chris also shares an amazing story of the level of preparation from Peyton Manning and details what he loves about the Seahawks defense.
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0:00 - Chris Harris joins This Is Football!
1:55 - Comparing the current Broncos defense to the 2016 Super Bowl Champion Broncos defense
3:41 - Chris weighs in on the controversial interception in the divisional round
5:20 - On the resurgence of defensive led football teams
10:03 - Memories of going against Tom Brady & Philip Rivers
11:34 - On the art of trash talk
13:18 - What is the Broncos path to victory on Sunday?
14:32 - On the Seahawks defense
15:50 - Memories of playing with Peyton Manning
17:01 - Most Bada** player Chris has ever played with - Aquib Talib and Von Miller
18:05 - The one rep Chris wants back from his career
18:55 - Thoughts on playing with Justin Herbert
19:54 - Best DB in the NFL - Broncos CB Patrick Surtain
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