Denver Post Broncos beat reporters Parker Gabriel and Luca Evans preview Denver’s AFC divisional round playoff game against Buffalo on Saturday afternoon at Empower Field. Sean Payton this week got introspective and talked about how it’s natural to get more cautious as you get older, adding, “I can’t let that happen.” Does that set up an ultra-aggressive game plan and play-calling posture for the 62-year-old head coach against Buffalo? Is it a head fake? Regardless of exactly how Payton wants to attack, what are the keys for Denver to find its way to the AFC Championship Game next weekend?
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