His massive torso covered by a leopardprint cutting cape, Russell settles into the first chair at Maysville. Grayhaired proprietor Moses Packer, known to all as Black Sheep, is ready to work. Russell orders the blinds pulled."I think this is honestly something that we needed, kind of a kick in the pants to wake us up," Jones said. "We're in a unique position, in backtoback years trying to do something special. Last year, everybody said we couldn't.

We have to go out there and do what we can to try to tame those guys. They have so many targets."Denver is trying to match a franchise record with seven straight road victories (197677) and needs a victory to become the fifth franchise to reach 400 wins since the NFL merger in 1970. That has a strong chance of happening because the Broncos have won their past 12 regularseason games dating back to last year.Both teams have several targets and Sunday's game is setting up to be a shootout in East Rutherford, NJ.