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What is crazy is that is shows how a single play or two can change to outcome of a game. The big difference in this game was the defense of the Donkeys. They shut down the run game and Rivers was required to be perfect to keep the game close -and he was not. This Donkeys team is better than last years team without question.
This game sets the Pats game up perfectly for Denver. 10 days to prepare. They did not get beat up at all by either the 49ers or the Chargers. The weather is going to be warm (compared to last year!) in Foxboro. The Denver game is the last "hard" game for them, while it is the first of a string of hard games for the Pats. Will be interesting!
I want to see the Broncos on the road. They only have three home games left this season and thus far their offense hasn't traveled well on the road. They have three or four tough road games (NE, KC, SD, and Cincy in late December). The next three games are road games. They also have the Rams on the road who showed last week that they can beat a top team at home.
Fumble reverse call changed the game. That's at least a 7 point swing, more likely a 10 point swing, but could have been a 14 point swing.
It's embarrassing for the NFL. They have the system in place to make the right calls, but the people in charge of making these calls are not capable.
I love how these networks now have experience referees with them during broadcast and give the fans a better understanding of what the refs should be looking for.
Rams and OAK will be easy for them IMO. That rams team got very lucky vs seattle with the fake punt and throw on 4th. They punt that ball and seattle wins
It wasn't just that call. The Manning INT was overturned by a ticky tack holding call where the Chargers defender did far less holding on Welker than the Broncos did on Gates all night. And last night may have been the first time I have ever seen a QB throw an INT, draw a roughing the passer penalty, and not have the INT negated by penalty because it happened after the INT. The Broncos scored 14 points off those two calls.
The Rams can be dangerous because Fisher is gambling now. That could really make then a wild card, but it should be a game that the Broncos win. In Oakland is a win for the Broncos.
The other four games could be potential losses. The weather could be an issue in NE, Cincy, and KC.
Long range for Nov 2nd is fine for now...why no snow...
I don't care about the cold or rain or snow. It is the wind in Foxboro that screws with Manning. Too early to know how windy it will be. That is what hurt him last time. You throw ducks like him, they float in the wind.
Long range for Nov 2nd is fine for now...why no snow...
I want to see the Broncos on the road. They only have three home games left this season and thus far their offense hasn't traveled well on the road. They have three or four tough road games (NE, KC, SD, and Cincy in late December). The next three games are road games. They also have the Rams on the road who showed last week that they can beat a top team at home.
If Denver doesn't get to the Super Bowl, Manning will probably deserve a ton of blame. They're clearly a full step above anyone else in the AFC and much better than New England, Indianapolis, Cincinnati or Baltimore right now.
to be fair, I think we have a good chance to beat Manning and the broncos.
1. We will be the best secondary next to seattle that Denver has faced all year. While Jones is a loss, hitting manning and getting to him isnt the best way to beat him since he gets the ball out too fast. Coverage and changing coverages is how to beat Manning. and we have a pretty healthy secondary thus far:
Revis, Browner, Dennard, ryan, arrington to put on their wr's, TE's. Mccourty at safety. No other teams they have faced other than seattle have had that kind of secondary talent. I would go
Revis-D. THomas
Browner - J. Thomas
Dennard - E. Sanders
Arrington - W. Welker
2. It is in Foxboro, so hopefully we wont see all of this ticky tack calls go the broncos way.
3. The broncos weakness appears to be against Tight ends....luckily we have one of the best in the game in Rob Gronkowski, and another pretty solid one in Tim wright.. I expect we will be exploiting them down the seam all game.
http://profootballtalk.nbcsports.com/2014/10/23/broncos-dodge-bullet-with-help-from-officials/
well...nothing on Goodell Netword tv...but here's PFT posting the TRUTH aqbout this farce.
to be fair, I think we have a good chance to beat Manning and the broncos.
1. We will be the best secondary next to seattle that Denver has faced all year. While Jones is a loss, hitting manning and getting to him isnt the best way to beat him since he gets the ball out too fast. Coverage and changing coverages is how to beat Manning. and we have a pretty healthy secondary thus far:
Revis, Browner, Dennard, ryan, arrington to put on their wr's, TE's. Mccourty at safety. No other teams they have faced other than seattle have had that kind of secondary talent. I would go
Revis-D. THomas
Browner - J. Thomas
Dennard - E. Sanders
Arrington - W. Welker
2. It is in Foxboro, so hopefully we wont see all of this ticky tack calls go the broncos way.
3. The broncos weakness appears to be against Tight ends....luckily we have one of the best in the game in Rob Gronkowski, and another pretty solid one in Tim wright.. I expect we will be exploiting them down the seam all game.