Denver is not the team i worry about the most in the AFC

no one is beating us at home.

Seeing as how Denver is the 2nd best team in the AFC...they should be the first team we worry about regardless. Colts? Bengals? Steelers? no no no

But man is JT soft

brdmaverick said:

The most dangerous team to our chances of making the Super Bowl has to be Denver.

With a QB of the caliber of Peyton Manning throwing to quality targets such as Demarius Thomas, Emanuel Sanders, Julius Thomas, and Wes Welker..........I mean, it's an embarrassment of riches.

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Julius is really hurting and Wes is Danny Amendola at this point. Earlier in the season it was a truly fearsome group, right now it is just good-to-almost-excellent.

Sicilian said:

I've seen enough playoff games now to consider every team a potential threat (with the exception of the Tebow Broncos a few years ago... I lost no sleep over that one). I wanted to play the Ravens in 2012 over the Broncos and ate it. I wanted to play the Jets SO bad in 2010, and ate it. I consider every team a dangerous one until I'm shown otherwise.

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I was honestly a little bit worried about Tebow tbh. Hadn't won a playoff game in 4 years and Tebow seemed like the type of crappy quarterback that would beat us in the most bs way possible.

Keyser Söze said:

no one is beating us at home.

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Batman said:

Wow are we so full of ourselves thinking our week 5 matchup means we don't have to consider the bengals at all? In 2010 we stomped the jets but the. The play offs happened and it wasn't so good the bengals just beat Denver and could go in as number 2 seed. I'm sure they will not have forgotten how we embarrassed them.

Let's not crown ourselves AFC champs just yet

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As long as these two clowns are in Cincy they aren't a threat.

The ginger tried to throw that game the other night multiple times. Should have been picked 3-5 times.

Froob said:

As long as these two clowns are in Cincy they aren't a threat.

The ginger tried to throw that game the other night multiple times. Should have been picked 3-5 times.

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Don't forget about the litany of small details that the players were clearly no coached on. There must have been a half dozen times when something as simple as getting down in bounds was a no brainer and the idiot just ducked out the sideline.

Considering Dalton and the coaching issues, Cincy's remaining players really kicked the crap out of Denver.

The team I fear is the Patriots themselves. If they protect Tom, with a healthy Gronk, and the defense playing to its ability, no one in the AFC can really challenge them.

Keyser Söze said:

no one is beating us at home.

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I hope you knocked on wood.

While I'm extremely confident in our team at home, they need to play their A game to reach the SB. Need to play like we did against Cinci and Denver, not that crap we've done the last 4 weeks.

deters said:

I hope you knocked on wood.

While I'm extremely confident in our team at home, they need to play their A game to reach the SB. Need to play like we did against Cinci and Denver, not that crap we've done the last 4 weeks.

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We havent lost to an AFC team at home since 2012. I'm very confident screw the wood.

In Foxboro unless one of the major pieces gets hurt the only way the Pats are losing is if they turn the ball over. Part of that statement is because the AFC is weak. I think a few NFC teams would have a shot. On the neutral field, Arizona isn't making it, of the Super Bowl it's a lot more even. I think if it's Seattle or GB they are probably favored. Dallas's O-Line in spite of all their other flaws gives them a chance to beat anybody if they can slow it down and not turn it over.