Phillip Lindsay joins fellow Denver star Chauncey Billups to support the Porter-Billups Leadership Academy Gala

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Phillip Lindsay joined forces with fellow Colorado native-turned-sports star Chauncey Billups to give the keynote speech for the Porter-Billups Leadership Academy Gala on February 8, 2020. (Photo by Jeremy Rincon/DenverBroncos.com)

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