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Flipbooks: A closer look at game-changing plays vs. Jacksonville

Dec 05, 2016 at 07:32 AM

Flipbook: Roby takes Bortles INT to the house

Take a look at Bradley Roby's electrifying 51-yard touchdown through the lens of team photographer Eric Bakke.

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Broncos team photographer Eric Bakke gives you an exclusive closer look at three of the Broncos' most dynamic plays, one frame at a time, beginning with Bradley Roby's 51-yard pick-six.

Flipbook: Booker powers into the end zone

Devontae Booker's 6-yard touchdown run through the lens of team photographer Eric Bakke.

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Flipbook: Bibbs eludes Jags on spin

Take a closer look at Kapri Bibbs' 13-yard run to get the Broncos in scoring position in the red zone with a frame-by-frame look from team photographer Eric Bakke.

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