There has been so much talk lately about all the quarterbacks the Bronco's have and how the offense will do during the season.
Where is the talk about the defense? The truth of the matter is that if a team has no defense, it's impossible for them to win the game and the Bronco's defense did not exactly hold up last season.
I do not think anyone would want to buy a Bronco's ticket to sit through the second half of last season again.
There is hope for the defense though.
The Bronco's acquired a player that could be the cornerstone of the defense and this player is Jamal Williams.
Jamal Williams was a defensive tackle for the San Diego Chargers before he became a Denver Bronco.
At six feet and three inches and 348 pounds, he is one monster of a player.
As a Charger, he was a great nose tackle for there 3-4 defense.
This could be the player that could fit perfectly into the Bronco's scheme.
Jamal Williams is not one of the rookie players who has just come out of the draft with no experience in the NFL.
He has the experience with 476 tackles, 13 sacks, and many pro bowl invitations.
He is someone that fans would buy Bronco's tickets for to see him tear it up on the field.
Experience is something the Bronco's need to hold there relatively young team together.
This is true on the defensive line, which got shattered against the run last season.
A football team requires many things to come together to make that team great.
Experience and the ability to pick your head up when times are tough are two things that are needed.
Since the head coach lacks experience, experience has to be found inside the players.
The players with experience, like Jamal Williams, have the responsibility of keeping everyone's heads held high when things are tough and to make them understand that it is not over until that clock reads 0:00.