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Broncos excited for ‘great, electric atmosphere’ for ‘SNF’ vs. Rams

· Yahoo Sports

The Denver Broncos love playing at home. In 2025, the Broncos went an amazing 8-1 within the confines of Empower Field at Mile High, propelling them to the playoffs and eventually to the AFC Championship. Two of the biggest advantages Denver has at Mile High is the altitude, and their incredible fans. Coach Sean Payton and players have lauded the efforts of Broncos Country to make it as loud as possible for opponents.

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Ahead of one of the most anticipated home contests since the AFC Championship, quarterback Bo Nix loves the environment of a primetime game in Denver.

"I think primetime games in general are awesome," Nix said on Wednesday. "Nighttime games at our stadium are awesome. We have a great, electric atmosphere. It’s always fun when you grow up, you watch these primetime games. It’s usually when everybody’s watching, when all the TVs are on. You just know it’s a big deal, you know it’s a big game, you know two good teams are playing against each other. For us, we say it all the time, we know we’ll play in bigger games, but right now this is the next biggest one."

There is no underestimating the Broncos' Week 3 opponent, the Los Angeles Rams. With a superstar-laden roster that is likely to be a Super Bowl contender, no matter what their record is. However, despite the challenge, Nix knows the eyes of the football world will be on the Broncos because of their 2025 accomplishments, and seeing if they can replicate their success in 2026.

"This is the next challenge, and we’re excited to be on primetime," Nix said. "That’s always a really good thing. That means you have something good going, but you have to keep winning and keep staying on primetime or ultimately, it doesn’t really matter.”

All-Pro corner Pat Surtain mentioned the advantage of playing any opponent at home.

"Playing primetime at home is just a different type of vibe, a different type of scenery," Surtain said. "Having that home crowd to our advantage is pretty beneficial on our end, especially defensively. Having that crowd noise to affect the offense, I think it’s going to be pretty huge, so we’re looking forward to it. It’s going to be another fun and exciting battle at Empower. So we have a great challenge ahead of us, so we just have to prepare and make sure we stay sharp.”

The Broncos will need every bit of advantage they can take against the Rams. This game could very well be a preview of things to come for both teams, and a measuring stick for both clubs to see where they're at and where they could go.

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It might be a negative value in the later years, but …

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Yossi Gozlan: "I would want some more clarification on that because I, if we're talking about the Gobert/Holiday pay cut comparison, then you could start Karl-Anthony Towns at like 45 million and increase it so he gets like, be something like 45, then something closer to 50, then you get the 55, then like you get close to 60 again. When I was projecting contracts for a lot of the most significant players, for Towns, I suggest if you take a 25% pay cut off that $61 million player option, you could down to around 45 and you go from there. You can do like a four-year, $200 million deal. And while that contract could not look too great on the back end, I think now the Knicks are in a situation where no matter what contract they give Towns, it's probably still going to be pretty rich. It might be a negative value in the later years, but if the main thing you're trying to buy if you're the Knicks is a major discount on this $61 million player option."

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Tomato Glut At Indore’s Choithram Mandi: Arrivals Outpace Demand, Crates Run Out Of Space

· Free Press Journal

Indore (Madhya Pradesh): Tomato arrivals at the Choithram wholesale mandi have increased despite limited rainfall, and traders now face a shortage of space to store and arrange crates.

According to traders, the rise in arrivals is largely due to better tomato production this season, with supplies reaching Indore from Sendhwa, Palsud and Jalwaniya areas.

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The city consumes around 5,000 to 7,000 crates of tomatoes daily, but arrivals are currently exceeding local demand. Depending on quality, wholesale tomato prices are ranging between Rs 6 and Rs 20 per kg.

Traders said the lack of adequate space is making it difficult to keep the large number of crates organised. It is also affecting loading and unloading operations, resulting in additional time being spent in moving produce and vehicles in the mandi.

They have demanded expansion and better management of the available space so that the increasing business can be handled efficiently.

Traders have also raised concerns over the mandi's fee collection system. Some have alleged that amounts higher than the prescribed receipt are being collected at certain points and have sought an inquiry from the mandi administration to bring greater transparency to the system.

Another concern is garbage dumping by the municipal corporation inside the mandi premises.

Traders said accumulated waste causes foul smell and can create health-related problems, affecting both the working environment and visitors.

They have demanded a designated area for garbage disposal and regular cleaning of the premises.

Traders said clean and sufficient space is particularly important for perishable commodities such as tomatoes, as poor sanitation and improper storage can lead to faster spoilage and losses.

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