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CLICK HERE to Register for a free account and login for a smoother ad-free experience. It's easy, and only takes a few moments.MDS’s take: The Patriots have really turned things around recently and are probably the second-best team in the AFC right now. Unfortunately, the best team in the AFC is coming to town. Denver’s offense will put up big numbers and win more easily than most people are expecting.
MDS’s pick: Broncos 34, Patriots 20.
Florio’s take: In fifteen prior Brady-Manning contests, the home team is 10-5. The Broncos would win easily in Denver. The Pats find a way to prevail in Foxboro.
Florio’s pick: Patriots 27, Broncos 24.
Wow....I was expecting a fair bit of bronco love, like 60% maybe. 8/9? In Foxboro? With it cold and windy? Have they seen Payton play in those conditions?
Wow....I was expecting a fair bit of bronco love, like 60% maybe. 8/9? In Foxboro? With it cold and windy? Have they seen Payton play in those conditions?
Have they seen Payton play in those conditions?
I'm actually more surprised that an equal majority picked Pittsburgh over Baltimore.
I am scared. Florio picks the Pats. That can't be good.
http://profootballtalk.nbcsports.com/2014/10/30/pfts-week-nine-picks-2/
****erson has been peeing down his leg the whole show.Ok, I didn't want to start a new thread for this and I figured this is the best place here. I just heard Greg ****erson say that the Pats can't afford to let the Broncos run on the Pats last year because they barely won by winning in overtime by a field goal and the Pats gave up 31 points . Another head scratcher. Did he forget that the Broncos got a defensive TD and another turnover gave the Broncos' offense a 10 yard TD drive. The Broncos only had one long TD drive (70 yards).
This is why "expert" predictions are useless. Many experts know far less than most of the people on this board.