Broncos @ Seattle - Super Bowl rematch who ya got?

#26
#26
You definitely can't beat them turning the ball over twice in scoring position.
 
#28
#28
Looked like a fumble to me, but I will take it. What is wrong with Demariyus?? He had a lot of drops this season.
 
#31
#31
DT has had a lot of drops, which isn't normal, but he is known for fumbling. 8 in just over 4 years is a lot for a WR, IMO.
 
#34
#34
Denver just can't hang with them. Only hope is they keep it within 2 TDs for a possible late 4th quarter comeback.
 
#36
#36
burntorangeVOLffle said:
Fox's conservetive game planning will doom the broncos.
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I fear Peyton is just too nice in situations like this where the coach is obviously wrong. He has to take charge; he's the indispensable one, not the coach. For example, the 2009 Colts had a chance to go undefeated but nope, dumbazz Caldwell decided to forfeit. Peyton just accepted it which, while it shows his exemplary character, tells me he needs to step it up in terms of being the alpha leader a team needs to get to the next level.
 
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#37
#37
n_huffhines said:
Denver just can't hang with them. Only hope is they keep it within 2 TDs for a possible late 4th quarter comeback.
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You're right, Seattle is just a better team all around. I think Denver is missing Moreno. Ball is not that good. Their running game is terrible. The first drive of the second half will tell a lot. If the Broncos can put a TD up then they might make a game of it. Honestly though, I just don't see it. It's going to be extremely difficult for Denver to even get in the endzone.
 
#40
#40
Broncos running game is non-existent. In order to have a chance against Seattle at home, their WRs have to make catches to keep possessions alive. I don't get the feeling the Broncos' defense can stop Seattle either.

A lot is riding on Denver's first couple possessions in second half. Could get ugly.
 
#42
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Deputy Fife said:
I fear Peyton is just too nice in situations like this where the coach is obviously wrong. He has to take charge; he's the indispensable one, not the coach. For example, the 2009 Colts had a chance to go undefeated but nope, dumbazz Caldwell decided to forfeit. Peyton just accepted it which, while it shows his exemplary character, tells me he needs to step it up in terms of being the alpha leader a team needs to get to the next level.
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Not sure it's all the coach. Some of those 3rd down runs looked like audibles.
 
#47
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BigOrangeTrain said:
He is outplaying him.
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If you look at the box score, yeah. Factoring running games, defenses, drops, and fumbles, you can't really say that.

Also, Wilson made a very bad throw, and Talib would have taken it back for 6 had Lockette not interfered.
 
#50
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n_huffhines said:
If you look at the box score, yeah. Factoring running games, defenses, drops, and fumbles, you can't really say that.

Also, Wilson made a very bad throw, and Talib would have taken it back for 6 had Lockette not interfered.
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Peyton is scared to take many chances against Seattle. Look at the way Rivers played against them. He went right at the legion of boom with no fear. I honestly think that the Broncos have not shaken off the SB destruction.
 
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