Jamar Cain knows the number, though he’d prefer not to.
A year ago, Denver entered the playoffs having not allowed more than 147 rushing yards to any team in the regular season. They were riding high off a franchise-record 63 sacks.
Then the wild-card round began.
Buffalo ran the ball at will against the Broncos.
Ran it to the tune of 210 yards in a 31-7 victory.
“I was trying to forget they ran for 210 on us,” Cain, Denver’s defensive line coach, told The Post this week.
The reason it comes up in conversation is obvious.