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Event – Denver Broncos at Philadelphia Eagles

Time & Date – 1 pm, Sunday, December 27th, 2009

Venue – Lincoln Financial Field, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

It was October 30th of 2005 the last time these two met. The Broncos got to host, and they also got to win. This time around the Eagles get to host, and the 49-21 loss four years ago is only making them want the win more.

On the field since 1960, Denver won its 10th division title in 2005, its 6th conference title in 1998, and its 2nd league title also in 1998 at Super Bowl XXXIII. The Broncos have advanced to postseason play 20 times, most recently in 2005.

On the field since 1933, Philadelphia won its 11th division title in 2006, its 3rd conference title in 2004, and its 3rd league title in 1960. The Eagles advanced to postseason play for the 21st time last year.

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Here’s a look at what Denver and Philadelphia have done with the regular season so far.

DENVER BRONCOS

Sitting 2nd in the AFC West, the Broncos have an 8-5 record. The offense has brought in 27 touchdowns and is averaging 336.4 yards per game, while the defense has allowed 24 touchdowns and an average of 290.7 yards per game. Quarterback Kyle Orton is 258-of-410 for a 62.9 percent completion rate, running back Knowshon Moreno leads in rushing with a total of 837 yards, wide receiver Brandon Marshall sits atop receiving with 1,008 yards, and linebacker D.J. Williams is king with 97 tackles in total.

PHILADELPHIA EAGLES

Sitting 1st in the NFC East, the Eagles have a 9-4 record. The offense has brought in 41 touchdowns and is averaging 360.2 yards per game, while the defense has allowed 32 touchdowns and an average of 320.1 yards per game. Quarterback Donovan McNabb is 206-of-336 for a 61.3 percent completion rate, running back LeSean McCoy leads in rushing with a total of 558 yards, wide receiver DeSean Jackson sits atop receiving with 947 yards, and safety Quintin Mikell is king with 73 tackles in total.

Will Denver have what it takes to win in Pennsylvania, or will Philadelphia on home turf be too much to take?

Last year the Broncos finished 2nd in their division with an 8-8 record.

The Eagles finished 2008 also 2nd in their division, but with a 9-6-1 record. Philadelphia defeated the Minnesota Vikings 26-14 in the wild card playoffs and the New York Giants 23-11 in the divisional playoffs, but was stopped 32-25 by the Arizona Cardinals in the NFC Championship Game.

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