It’s been a losing streak for the ages for the Denver Broncos, now seven in a row after their 21-14 loss to the Oakland Raiders.
The Broncos haven’t experienced a losing streak this bad in decades — five of them, to be exact. Coach Lou Saban’s Broncos won their season-opener before being swallowed up by a nine-game losing streak. Let’s flash back to 1967, when the Beatles dominated the charts and everyday life seemed much, much different.
Last time the #Broncos had a 7-game losing streak
Average Income per year $7,300
Average Monthly Rent $125.00
Gas per Gallon 33 cents
Average Cost of a new car $2,750.00
Average House Price 3,840
Lyndon B. Johnson was president.
1st issue of Rolling Stone magazine was released.— Ronnie (@RonnieKRadio) November 26, 2017
America wasn’t even on the moon the last time the Broncos lost this many straight. One of the best selling vehicles was the 1967 Chevrolet Camaro, a slick, performance machine that in no way resembles the Broncos’ inept offensive attack behind quarterback Paxton Lynch, who left the game with an ankle injury before being replaced — and thoroughly outplayed by — Trevor Siemian.
