Week Two NFL Games Thread

[Betterthanmost]

All I ask for tonight is a beat down worse than we got. Even though we got dismantled that night, I can't lie about the atmosphere. It all started with Christian Okoye, "The Nigerian Nightmare", playing those big drums to lead the rendition of the Tomahawk chop, then the game started and it never felt good all day. I think that was Storks first game right?
Anyhow,
Prediction: 45-7 Chiefs.

 

[Sfpat]

Saw the interview with Will Shields on NFLN. He's lost a lot of weight, looks like he weighs less than 200 lbs. Good for him

 

[ashley]

Not crazy about either team that plays tonight, but how can I pass up a chance to route against Peyton and the Broncos lol
Will be pulling for the Chiefs.

 

[JMC00]

For some reason I think the Broncos win by 10. Just don't trust Reid and Smith in a big spot in prime time. Might be close for 3 quarters but they'll screw it up.

 

[TommyD4207]

41-14 Chiefs.

I can bet we won't hear Dilfer saying "THEY'RE JUST NOT GOOD ANYMORE!!!!!" however.

 

[turkeyneck]

Looking forward to this game to get a better read on Peyton's decline and to see if KC is for real and ready to take over out west or just the usual tease.

 

[Wheelman]

Is it weird I'm so looking forward to this game? I hope the impending demise of the choker is not premature.

 

[nabwong]

3 sacks and 3 picks would be nice.

 

[Ross12]

I'm just looking forward to Justin Houston dominating that pathetic Denver offensive line.

Really though, if Peyton puts up another stinker of a performance, in prime time, when it's the only game happening for a few days, we may finally get to the point where people start discussing "Is Peyton in decline?"

 

[FourierSeries]

KC should win. If they can't beat Denver tonight, they will never beat them until Manning retires. I think KC will pull it out though.

It's funny how all these experts are refusing to say that Manning is done. My theory is that a lot of them were made to look like fools when they said Brady was done last year and they don't want to look like fools again in case Manning starts playing well. I don't think there's much of a chance of that happening though.

 

[IcyPatriot]

Chiefs ... 35

Broncos ... 19

 

[Ross12]

KC should win. If they can't beat Denver tonight, they will never beat them until Manning retires. I think KC will pull it out though.

It's funny how all these experts are refusing to say that Manning is done. My theory is that a lot of them were made to look like fools when they said Brady was done last year and they don't want to look like fools again in case Manning starts playing well. I don't think there's much of a chance of that happening though.

It's difficult to see Peyton's performance declining, especially when your vision is blocked by his junk in your face.

 

[Concussion Protocol]

Good opportunity for the Broncos to put themselves in a great spot after 2 weeks. A win over a team they could be competing for a spot/seed with, followed by a road win vs their top division foe would be a great start. More pressure on KC tonight.

24-20 Chefs. Great googly moogly

 

[Ross12]

Hear that boys? Ol' Peytie has a "sore back". There's the built in excuse for when he looks awful tonight.

 

[BradyFTW!]

Did Bill Cowher just say that Peyton's going to try to establish the run tonight? Damn, and people say Brady gets too much credit for things that others do.

 

[Ross12]

Did Bill Cowher just say that Peyton's going to try to establish the run tonight? Damn, and people say Brady gets too much credit for things that others do.

I guess there's no coaches in Denver. Peyton is responsible for everything. Except when he loses, then it's the defense's fault.

 

[BradyFTW!]

Hear that boys? Ol' Peytie has a "sore back". There's the built in excuse for when he looks awful tonight.

Stuff like that always jumps out to me. Have you ever heard Brady acknowledge being hurt? Off the top of my head I can remember him playing through broken ribs and broken fingers on his throwing hand and never having anything to say about it. We still don't know how badly his foot was messed up in SB42... because he wasn't inclined to make excuses. ****, Phil Rivers played on a torn ACL, and we only found out about it after the fact because one of his teammates was gushing about it.

 

[BradyFTW!]

I guess there's no coaches in Denver. Peyton is responsible for everything. Except when he loses, then it's the defense's fault.

Or the kicker's, or the scoreboard operator's, or the offensive line's.

Hope Kelce DKs a couple balls on them tonight.

 

[Concussion Protocol]

LOL, Simms was impressed by Peyton's "beautiful spirals" that fell incomplete

 

[TommyD4207]

LOL, Simms was impressed by Peyton's "beautiful spirals" that fell incomplete

Full support to the bitter end. Nantz might end up in tears by the end of this one.