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DENVER BRONCOS VS. CHICAGO BEARS Preseason Game #1 – Thursday, August 11, 2016 – Soldier Field DENVER BRONCOS VS. CHICAGO BEARS Preseason Game #1 – Thursday, August 11, 2016 – Soldier Field Broncos Numerical Bears Numerical No Name Pos CHICAGO BEARS OFFENSE CHICAGO BEARS DEFENSE No Name Pos 2 Bralon Addison ............................................WR WR 17 Alshon Jeffery 80 Marc Mariani 14 Deonte Thomposon 81 Cameron Meredith DE 96 Akiem Hicks 95 Ego Ferguson 76 Keith Browner 1 BJ Daniels ......................................................WR 4 Britton Colquitt ................................................P 2 Brian Hoyer .................................................... QB 5 Durron Neal ...................................................WR 83 Daniel Braverman 15 Darrin Peterson (10 Marquess Wilson) NT 91 Eddie Goldman 93 Will Sutton 79 Terry Williams 6 Jay Cutler ........................................................ QB 6 Mark Sanchez ............................................... QB TE 86 Zach Miller 82 Khari Lee 49 Tony Moeaki 87 Greg Scruggs DE 98 Mitch Unrein 74 Jonathan Bullard 90 Cornelius Washington 8 Connor Shaw ................................................. QB 8 Brandon McManus .........................................K 9 Robbie Gould ....................................................K 84 Gannon Sinclair 43 Ben Braunecker 88 Rob Housler 9 Riley Dixon ........................................................P OLB (92 Pernell McPhee) 99 Lamarr Houston 94 Leonard Floyd 43 Danny Mason 10 Marquess Wilson ........................................WR 10 Emmanuel Sanders ....................................WR RT 70 Bobby Massie 78 Jason Weaver 69 John Kling 47 Roy Robertson-Harris 11 Joshua Bellamy ...........................................WR 11 Jordan Norwood ..........................................WR RG 75 Kyle Long 63 Amini Silatolu 76 Donovan Williams ILB 50 Jerrell Freeman 58 Jonathan Anderson 44 Nick Kwiatkoski 45 Jarrett Grace 12 David Fales .................................................... QB 12 Paxton Lynch ................................................ QB C 63 Ted Larsen 60 Cornelius Edison 73 Dan Buchholz 13 Kevin White ...................................................WR 13 Trevor Siemian .............................................. QB ILB 59 Danny Trevathan 53 John Timu 57 Lamin Barrow 14 Deonte Thompson ......................................WR LG 65 Cody Whitehair 62 Ted Larsen 64 Martin Wallace 14 Cody Latimer ................................................WR OLB 97 Willie Young 49 Sam Acho 52 Christian Jones 15 Darrin Peterson ...........................................WR 15 DeVier Posey ................................................WR LT 72 Charles Leno, Jr. 71 Nick Becton 67 Garry Williams 16 Pat O’Donnell ....................................................P CB 21 Tracy Porter 37 Bryce Callahan 27 Sherrick McManis 39 Jacoby Glenn 16 Bennie Fowler ..............................................WR QB 6 Jay Cutler 2 Brian Hoyer 12 David Fales 8 Connor Shaw 17 Alshon Jeffery ..............................................WR 17 Mose Frazier .................................................WR 33 Taveze Calhoun 18 Derek Keaton ................................................WR RB 33 Jeremy Langford 25 Ka’Deem Carey 35 Jacquizz Rodgers 24 Jordan Howard 19 Kalif Raymond ..............................................WR S 29 Harold Jones-Quartey 26 Deon Bush 30 Demontre Hurst 19 Eddie Royal ...................................................WR 20 Devontae Booker .......................................... RB 32 Senorise Perry 20 De’Vante Bausby .......................................... DB 21 Aqib Talib ........................................................ CB WR 13 Kevin White 19 Eddie Royal 11 Joshua Bellamy 85 Kieren Duncan S 38 Adrian Amos 31 Chris Prosinski 36 DeAndre Houston-Carson 21 Tracy Porter.................................................... DB 22 C.J. Anderson ................................................. RB 18 Derek Keaton 1 BJ Daniels CB 23 Kyle Fuller 20 De'Vante Bausby 32 Deiondre Hall 25 Kevin Peterson 22 Joel Ross ........................................................ DB 23 Ronnie Hillman .............................................. RB 23 Kyle Fuller ....................................................... DB 25 Chris Harris Jr. ............................................... CB FB 47 Paul Lasike 45 Darrel Young 22 Joel Ross 24 Jordan Howard .............................................. RB 26 Darian Stewart .................................................S 25d Kevin Peterson .............................................. DB 27 Brandian Ross .................................................S 25o Ka’Deem Carey .............................................. RB 28 Ryan Murphy ....................................................S 26 Deon Bush ..................................................... DB 29 Bradley Roby ................................................. CB DENVER BRONCOS DEFENSE DENVER BRONCOS OFFENSE 27 Sherrick McManis ........................................ DB 30 B.J. Lowery ..................................................... CB 29 Harold Jones-Quartey ................................. DB 31 Justin Simmons...............................................S DE 95 Derek Wolfe 99 Adam Gotsis 91 Lars Koht WR 88 Demaryius Thomas 16 Bennie Fowler 87 Jordan Taylor 15 DeVier Posey 30 Demontre Hurst ............................................ DB 32 Andy Janovich ................................................FB NT 92 Sylvester Williams 98 Darius Kilgo / 90 Kyle Peko 62 David Moala 17 Mose Frazier 5 Durron Neal 31 Chris Prosinski .............................................. DB 33 Shiloh Keo .........................................................S LT 73 Russell Okung 79 Michael Schofield 75 Cameron Jefferson 64 Justin Murray 32d Deiondre Hall ................................................. DB 34 Will Parks ...........................................................S DE 96 Vance Walker 93 Jared Crick 97 Billy Winn 63 Calvin Heuertelou 32o Senorise Perry .............................................. RB LG 76 Max Garcia 62 Aaron Neary 69 Sam Carlson 67 Mathu Gibson 35 Kapri Bibbs ..................................................... RB 33d Taveze Calhoun ............................................ DB 36 Kayvon Webster ........................................... CB SLB 58 Von Miller 48 Shaquil Barrett 57 Dekoda Watson 65 Eddie Yarbrough C 61 Matt Paradis 53 James Ferentz 55 Dillon Day 33o Jeremy Langford ......................................... RB 37 Lorenzo Doss ................................................ CB WLB 94 DeMarcus Ware 56 Shane Ray 68 Vontarrius Dora 59 Sadat Sulleyman RG 74 Ty Sambrailo / 79 Michael Schofield 77 Darrion Weems 60 Connor McGovern 35 Jacquizz Rodgers ........................................ RB 38 Antonio Glover ..................................................S 70 Robert Myers Jr. 36 DeAndre Houston-Carson .......................... DB 39 Taurean Nixon ............................................... CB ILB 54 Brandon Marshall 52 Corey Nelson 46 Dwayne Norman 49 Darnell Sankey 37 Bryce Callahan.............................................. DB 40 Juwan Thompson ........................................ RB RT 71 Donald Stevenson 77 Darrion Weems 66 Kyle Roberts 78 Lars Hanson 38 Adrian Amos .................................................. DB 41 Kyle Kragen ....................................................ILB ILB 51 Todd Davis 50 Zaire Anderson 41 Kyle Kragen 47 Frank Shannon TE 82 Jeff Heuerman / 85 Virgil Green 80 Garrett Graham 86 John Phillips 39 Jacoby Glenn ................................................. DB 42 Casey Kreiter ..................................................LS 43d Danny Mason .................................................LB LCB 21 Aqib Talib 36 Kayvon Webster 39 Taurean Nixon 30 B.J. Lowery 84 Henry Krieger-Coble 43 T.J. Ward .............................................................S 43o Ben Braunecker .............................................TE WR 10 Emmanuel Sanders 14 Cody Latimer 11 Jordan Norwood 19 Kalif Raymond 45 John Tidwell ................................................... CB RCB 25 Chris Harris Jr. 29 Bradley Roby 37 Lorenzo Doss 45 John Tidwell 44 Nick Kwiatkoski ..............................................LB 46 Dwayne Norman ...........................................ILB 2 Bralon Addison 45d Jarrett Grace ..................................................LB 47 Frank Shannon .............................................ILB SS 43 T.J. Ward 33 Shiloh Keo / 34 Will Parks 28 Ryan Murphy RB 22 C.J. Anderson 23 Ronnie Hillman / 20 Devontate Booker 35 Kapri Bibbs 45o Darrel Young ...................................................FB 48 Shaquil Barrett ........................................... OLB QB 6 Mark Sanchez / 13 Trevor Siemian 12 Paxton Lynch 46 Aaron Brewer ..................................................LS 49 Darnell Sankey ..............................................ILB FS 26 Darian Stewart 31 Justin Simmons 27 Brandian Ross 38 Antonio Glover 47d Roy Robertson-Harris ..................................LB 50 Zaire Anderson .............................................ILB FB 32 Andy Janovich 40 Juwan Thompson 47o Paul Lasike ......................................................FB 51 Todd Davis .....................................................ILB 48 Patrick Scales ................................................LS 52 Corey Nelson .................................................ILB 49d Sam Acho ........................................................LB
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