Dude we get it, you're a NE lover. You beat Washington by 17 in your house, congrats. Manning was better than mediocre today. Call it what it is and be truthful. That's only if you watched the game btw. You always try to limit Manning with, "The only throw he had today, blah blah..." C'mon man, watch the whole game or don't act like you did. Btw, I posted last week we could lose to the Colts.
First you didn't see the Pats-Redskins game or you would get my point. It was college esque not NFL like. If you don't get the point whatever.
In big picture its huge for HFA. Denver wants a bye right? Cincinnati and New England now have breathing room if they lose at Denver. The Broncos would have to go 15-1 to shut them out of HFA.
There should be none of that. Indy won that game with its performance on 3rd down and I highly doubt the Broncos were going to score a TD with 29 seconds and 0 timeouts.
Huge and Denver wanting a bye is two totally different things. Who knows what's going to happen. Of course NE and Cinci aren't going to lose and really aren't going to lose more than one game right? That's what you're saying, so be it. Again, "Manning" getting 0 points in the 1st half would be to skip over what I said in the last post. The drops, etc. So that means nothing to me. That's all you're looking at since you didn't watch the whole game. And again, 17 points has a lot to do with a lot of the team. And that's one game, again it means 0. I can't believe you just skip all that.
Yeah like when we ran a TD back with that much time in the 1st half?
If they weren't as good as they were and not winning, yeah, then Kubiak would be talked about the same. He has before.
Not sure what your point is. If Indy makes the kick to go up 6 points with 29 seconds. Indy would like kick the ball thru the endzone as McAfee has a huge leg. You think the Broncos were going to go 80 yards in 29 seconds?
Obviously it's highly unlikely. But guess what, it's time to make something happen. But if it was your team?? If you're the coach?? C'mon man, dam. 29 seconds vs 0 seconds and a guaranteed loss??? This isn't rocket science. And then IF it did happen the narrative would be COMPLETELY different.
Not a fan of TNF?
One bad game doesn't mean anything. If it happens 2 more times, I might start doubting how high I think of them. I'm counting giving up some sort of points to NE. They did self destruct in the end. But in no way did Indy try and give the Broncos anything. Luck stood in the pocket and got punished while delivering strikes on crucial 3rd downs. And their D came to play. But none of that was any type of shocker.
Well like I said last week, we could lose to Indy. Wounded teams with major issues are still dangerous when you have a young gunner like Luck. He's very good, anyone that thought he's a flop because of a slump is out of their minds. And I was hearing that last week. SF same thing. And yes, Broncos track record with them is not good. Yes that pick you talk about is the one dumb play I mentioned. And everyone in Denver has said all season the number on O is to put up 24. And maybe more vs NE and Cinci and Pittsburgh.
The Raiders corner that tried to cover Brown yesterday might have something to say about that. They should've cut him before he got off the plane.
He was suspended the first 4 games and missed 2 other games. Browner got a penalty every game. He is a guy you need to play tall physical WRs like D. Thomas or M. Brown. He can't defend speed guys.
Look, you're just not going to get it. You see box scores and judge off that. You see a play here and there. Well that's not reality at all when you're judging how a player played. I'll trust pff because they study every play and recheck the grade with 3 people. It's as accurate as anyone can get. Not perfect but who's better? Again pff saw it just like I did, and not pinning that 1st int on Manning. The safety ran almost through DT, easily could've been called PI, and got the pick on a well thrown ball. That's just one play. His best deep pass wasn't even the one to Sanders, it was the banana route to Daniels. He rolled out to his left and threw across his body back across the field and hit Daniels in stride.
