DeaconKnowledge
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So did my Irsay's comments get in Peyton's head or what? He was asleep the entire first half.
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NFL 2013 Week 7 |OT| - The Green Green Grass of Home
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HarryDemeanor
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KC's biggest test will be the Browns. If they can beat them then I'll call them the best team in the league.
I disagree. Present the facts or gtfo.
Yeah, in my dream scenario Bradford would take a pay cut.
Been way over payed his whole career thus far.
Elfforkusu
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Those 2 games in 3 weeks against Denver are going to be amazing.
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Clockwork5
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They have the best defense in football and Jamaal Charles. But keep on discounting the Chiefs, we dont care... we hear it every week.
DeaconKnowledge
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meh they don't have hoyer, the chiefs really don't face any good qbs this year now that he's hurt.
The Chiefs win today was not anything special. That rookie QB of the Texans looked like a rookie. And Kubiack kept running the ball all day which was not working against your D. It was not an impressive, even if it is still a win. Just what I noticed. The Chiefs and Texans were boring.
Fact: Your defense is trash
Figures one would live in the past, when they have no future.
First, I am Dallas Cowboys fan. Second, not every win is going to be pretty, especially when running the ball and playing defense is your MO.
Clockwork5
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That rookie QB is not a rookie and did not look like one either. Every Chiefs game is boring because we clamp down on D and win. Its beautiful really.
Yep, I sort of called it! Sorta, lol.
we've got the broncos twice in 3 weeks and the colts late in the season. that statement is completely false.
Peyton has only disappointed him in the playoffs one time, he will learn to become numb to the losses.
ProfessorMoran
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The Lions can beat Indy if they aren't that shitty team called the Lions.
Second year UDFA in his first start though, right? Doesn't sound much better.
Clockwork5
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I think Rivers qualifies if he takes his meds.
Can't argue that, astute observation.
Hardly bitter. MO has been just getting to the playoffs since the start of the season.
............ehhhhhhhh
HarryDemeanor
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They are. Should be a huge battle between both teams.
DeaconKnowledge
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You argued it when I said it!
Starphoenix
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GG Indy. I knew one of these games our defense was going to blow, and there just wouldn't be enough offense to lean on. To be honest, I'm not even mad Denver lost, rather, I'm glad. Better for them to take their lumps now, stop reading into the hype, and learn from this game. Manning will, but how the rest of the team responds is my question -- more specifically the defense. Turnovers are the silent plague for the Denver Broncos. When they have one of those games, they really have them. Overall Luck was sensational, and the defense did a good job keeping everyone in check until garbage time.
I am saying there is no way they win them all with performances like that. Chiefs still have the Broncos twice. I think nothing is proven, yet about weho will come out on top. Both teams have relitively easy games next week so the Chiefs Broncos game will be just as huge as if the Broncos won tonight.
Elfforkusu
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They play Manning twice, Luck, and Rivers twice. Are there any other good QBs in the AFC? I can't think of any.
Ok, there's Big Ben.
I appreciated the fact that you ordered the roof to be open tonight so that the cold night would freeze Peyton's nervers.
You're still a shitty owner on Prozac though.
i know that, hoyer was the real test and now it's an easy road to 18-0. we'll see if they're unlucky enough to face flacco. if not, they probably go 19 straight.
DeaconKnowledge
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I'll try to do better, promise.
Time will tell. Couple of bad games with moving pieces is not a complete narrative.
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I'm glad the Broncos got their loss out of the way. If we're going to lose one game this year, I'd rather it be against Indy than KC or SD. Like the last couple games, it was pretty sloppy. The Broncos have all the right pieces in place but really have to clean up the shitty turnovers. I'd like to think that's an easier task than trying to clean up a dysfunctional offense/defense. And no, I don't think the Broncos defense is dysfunctional.
If the Chiefs win that division I will take them seriously. Right now they are just beating bad teams with defense. We see this all the time. Easy schedule, good defense and special teams. Closest it got to working was SF in 2011
Elfforkusu
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If Lovie Smith was head coach, they would literally be the mid-00s Bears reincarnate. As much as we protested that the Bears were lucky and that surely "they could not keep winning games like this", they continued winning games and almost won a Super Bowl with Rex "fuck it, I'm going deep" Grossman at QB. Do not underestimate the formula!
I think there's a chance they take that division. Depends if Denver is a 14 win team or a 11-12 win team.
DeaconKnowledge
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See I don't believe that. We're 7 weeks in - you are what you are. There aren't really drastic changes is defensive positioning this far into the season. Von Miller may improve the pass rush, but the rest of the D is trash and 1 guy isn't going to make a massive difference.
The real question is does it matter? Despite the loss the Broncs still have the most explosive offense in the league. D doesn't have to be good when the offense is always on the field.....until the playoffs anyway.
edit: Oh, and I said it before but this is Champ's last season with the Broncos. He's done. Only question is will he retire or try to play elsewhere next year?
Starphoenix
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Against divisional opponents? That could determine home-field advantage throughout the playoffs?
No one wants to be the 2007 Patriots.
We will be able to judge them against playoff teams besides the Colts soon like the Chiefs, Patriots, and I am not worried about whatever AFC North team makes the playoffs. So your playoff point is bullshit.
DeaconKnowledge
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Divisional stuff, i guess.
I wish I had access to the All 22 tape from the Cowboys/Eagles game right now.
I would like to see if Foles really had no where to go with the ball, and how many times did Foles have a chance at a big play but just did not see it.
From the TV broadcast it did seem like Carr, Scandrick, and Claiborne played really well in man.
I would like to see if Foles really had no where to go with the ball, and how many times did Foles have a chance at a big play but just did not see it.
From the TV broadcast it did seem like Carr, Scandrick, and Claiborne played really well in man.
Well, clearly we have arrived at a deadlock, as usual and I disagree with you. You want me to stop arguing everything? Fine. Define trash for me first.
Starphoenix
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I'd say give it some more time for Miller to become integrated back into the defense. That will help the secondary out a little. But I would be lying if I said the secondary hasn't, and doesn't continue to worry me. I think the team will learn and grow from this.
Elfforkusu
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I understand that, the implication that the Broncos were only going to lose one game so it was good to get it out of the way now just gave me incredulous jags fan face.
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