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Hopefully your Fuller can fare better than the Bears' Fuller

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Hoo boy.

Here lies Kyle Fuller, Feb. 16 1992-Aug. 15th 2018.

It was a good run.

As the Broncos and Bears got their day started with some one-on-one work, the team’s matched up their best on their best. One of those matchups was Emmanuel Sanders on fourth-year corner Kyle Fuller.

Let’s just say it was ugly.

In six matchups, Fuller never stood a chance on Sanders as he hauled in all six passes, including a deep ball down the right sideline. In all fairness, one-on-ones present a fairly large advantage for the offense, but these weren’t even all that close.

As a cherry on top, on the last rep of the set, Emmanuel put on and inside-out move that spun Fuller nearly out of his shoes and onto the ground. Yikes.

The Sanders Show was so entertaining, in fact, that it even drew the attention of one Broncos defensive coach.

“Wore. Him. Out.” The coach said

The big day for Sanders continued for the entirety of the day as he hauled in multiple passes from Keenum, getting constant separation from Fuller and anyone else who attempted to match up with him.

When I spoke with Sanders briefly after the practice, though, he couldn’t get his mind off of one play. The one play he didn’t make.

“I had him again on the Sluggo!” He said, disappointed.

A Sluggo route is essentially a fake post route turned into a corner route. The wide receiver breaks hard to the middle of the field and then cuts it back hard toward the corner. After executing that route perfectly, sending Fuller into a spin cycle, Sanders was wide open up the left sideline, and Case Keenum delivered a perfect ball. As he tried to make sure he kept his feet in bounds, Sanders lost the ball a little bit, bobbled it and dropped it.

After a fantastic day, that was what Sanders couldn’t get his mind off of. That should tell you a little bit about the type of competitor No. 10 is.

It wasn’t just Emmanuel who showed out in one-on-ones, the entire Broncos receiving corps had their way with the Chicago DBs in an all-around impressive display.

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