Denver Broncos (2009-2013) vs Los Angeles Rams (2004-2008)

A simulated 7-game series between two all-time rosters, scored by our era-adjusted rating model. Denver Broncos take it 4-3.

Denver Broncos · 2009-2013

Squad power 85.7 · headliner Von Miller '12 (98)

QBPeyton Manning (87) · Kyle Orton (76)

RBKnowshon Moreno (82) · Willis McGahee (76) · Correll Buckhalter (72)

WRBrandon Lloyd (90) · Demaryius Thomas (90) · Eric Decker (86)

TEJulius Thomas (84) · Jacob Tamme (72) · Tony Scheffler (70)

EDGEVon Miller (98) · Elvis Dumervil (92) · Shaun Phillips (81)

DTMalik Jackson (83) · Justin Bannan (74) · Kevin Vickerson (74)

LBD.J. Williams (81) · Wesley Woodyard (79) · Danny Trevathan (78)

CBAndre' Goodman (83) · Champ Bailey (79) · Chris Harris (79)

SBrian Dawkins (81) · Mike Adams (75) · Renaldo Hill (72)

Los Angeles Rams · 2004-2008

Squad power 82.7 · headliner Leonard Little '06 (88)

QBMarc Bulger (82) · Jamie Martin (68) · Gus Frerotte (68)

RBSteven Jackson (87) · Marshall Faulk (73) · Brian Leonard (65)

WRTorry Holt (83) · Isaac Bruce (80) · Kevin Curtis (74)

EDGELeonard Little (88) · Will Witherspoon (79) · Bryce Fisher (78)

DTLa'Roi Glover (83) · Ryan Pickett (78) · Damione Lewis (76)

LBTommy Polley (75) · Brandon Chillar (71)

CBOshiomogho Atogwe (87) · Jerametrius Butler (84) · Fakhir Brown (81)

SCorey Chavous (75) · Aeneas Williams (68) · Rich Coady (67)

Series result — Denver Broncos win 4-3

Game 1: Denver Broncos 34-27

Game 2: Los Angeles Rams 30-23

Game 3: Denver Broncos 28-18

Game 4: Denver Broncos 33-24

Game 5: Los Angeles Rams 32-28

Game 6: Los Angeles Rams 25-21

Game 7: Denver Broncos 25-24

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