The Denver Broncos, losers of three of their last four games, are spiraling out of control (and possibly out of the playoffs).
After yet another letdown on Sunday, the team got into it with each other, per NFL.com:
"When the beaten Broncos spilled into the locker room, before the door was opened to reporters and other outsiders, coach Gary Kubiak gathered his players and asked if anyone wanted to address the team. Veteran left tackle Russell Okung, who signed with the Broncos last March, stepped forward to speak, and cornerback Aqib Talib strongly objected. According to several witnesses, that set off a spirited shouting match between the team's defensive backs and offensive linemen — one which Kubiak had to diffuse before it turned ugly."
Denver needs wins in both of its last two games (and help from outside) to make the playoffs.
After a season where it didn't matter who played quarterback, as seemingly everyone struggled after taking a snap, the Broncos better get it figured out soon.
