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Look at the Broncos’ brilliant effort to pin the Steelers on a punt

That was a helluva punt!

What has thus far been a tight, low-scoring game could come down to just a handful of plays. With that said, Denver Broncos cornerback Kayvon Webster may have made the best play of Sunday's playoff game thus far.

The Broncos punted on their second possession of the game, and as the ball was on its way into the end zone for a touchback, Webster sped toward it and knocked the ball back to pin the Pittsburgh Steelers deep.

Worth noting is the fact that the Steelers' normal punt returner, Antonio Brown, is out with a concussion and Markus Wheaton is playing in his place. A savvier return man might have put a body on Webster to ensure the touchback.

But let’s not take too much away from this punt. It was a great freaking punt.

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