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Vance Joseph's Broncos Defense Leads NFL
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Vance Joseph, a 53-year-old defensive coordinator for the Denver Broncos, is making headlines in the NFL. His defense leads the league in sacks and net yards per passing play allowed, with three players making the Pro Bowl. Joseph previously transformed young Dre Kirkpatrick and revived Adam Joness career with the Bengals. He served as head coach for the Broncos from 2017 to 2018, improving the defense but struggling with the offense. Now, his Broncos defense ranks first in red zone efficiency and points per drive allowed. Joseph is known for his versatility and resilience, with interviews lined up for several NFL teams for a second head coaching shot. Checkout Solipillow.com
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