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#353
#353
Love it! :dance:

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#355
#355
Tonite's game was unbelievable. I actually went to the game. It was really really cold and the kick was remarkable!!! The whole stadium exploded when the ref raised his arms.
 
#357
#357
Jake said:
Tonite's game was unbelievable. I actually went to the game. It was really really cold and the kick was remarkable!!! The whole stadium exploded when the ref raised his arms.
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To kick that field goal at that temperature was remarkable. I lived on the other side of the mountain so I know what cold feels like.
 
#358
#358
Slydell said:
To kick that field goal at that temperature was remarkable. I lived on the other side of the mountain so I know what cold feels like.
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Yeah man...it was 21•F at game time with the sun keeping it very comfortable on the field and in the stands. However, in the third quarter when the sun went behind the west stands it went to single digits quickly!!!

When I left after at 44-28, it was 4•F....brrrrrrr!!

It was one of the most fun games I've ever been to in Denver!
 
#359
#359
Also, surprised that he got it elevated quick enough to keep it from being blocked at that distance. I think that's a record that will stand for a long time.
 
#360
#360
Slydell said:
Also, surprised that he got it elevated quick enough to keep it from being blocked at that distance. I think that's a record that will stand for a long time.
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I totally agree, but when it does get broken, it will probably happen again in Denver's thin air.
 
#363
#363
BigOrangeTrain said:
Just read that and that sucks. This is a huge loss. The Broncos have had trouble rushing the passer the whole season and now their best guy is out. This severely diminishes their SB chances.
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I hope it doesn't, but I feel that it all but kills their chances. They have a lousy defense WITH Miller, so I can only imagine how they'll be without him. Peyton and Co. can put up points in bunches, but that will only go so far if the defense can't stop the other team.
 
#365
#365
mad4vols said:
Hope you all win next week vs NE
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Holy Five Year Bump, Batman!

And thanks. The Broncos defense will have to look more like they did in the first half today than in the second half to beat NE, but I'm glad the ride lasts at least one more week. :dance2:
 
#366
#366
SyxxSynse said:
Holy Five Year Bump, Batman!

And thanks. The Broncos defense will have to look more like they did in the first half today than in the second half to beat NE, but I'm glad the ride lasts at least one more week. :dance2:
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Looked like UTs DBs from Sunseris season in that 4th qtr. Somehow they better improve before Brady gets in town.
 
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#367
#367
508mikey said:
Looked like UTs DBs from Sunseris season in that 4th qtr. Somehow they better improve before Brady gets in town.
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And unfortunately that seems unlikely now. Chris Harris was a big part in covering receivers when the Denver defense was playing well early in the game. When he went out with an injury, they struggled terribly. He is out now for the season with an ACL tear. That defense has been decimated with injuries this year.
 
#368
#368
I think it's gonna take everything they have and a little bit of luck for Denver to win. The defense has to step up and Peyton will have to play the game of his life.
 
#372
#372
Shut down Lynch and Seattle will be lucky to score 20 on the Broncos. Broncos have proven all season they can shut down any team's run game. If Seattle can stop PM and gang, which no team has done this season, they could win the game. Don't see it personally. I think the game will be too big for Wilson and his WR's as well as PM showing the world how it is done. Broncos by 10+ and they score 30+. I was more worried about playing SF than Seattle because of Kaepernick and team's physical play. Seattle will be back east on the road in a neutral stadium and lose their built in home game advantage.
 
#373
#373
The Broncos really changed their strategy in the playoffs. Regular season was score fast and score often. Playoffs have been a lot more ball control. Funny because the other teams' game plan was to keep Manning on the bench and they just turned the table on them.
 
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#374
burntorangeVOLffle said:
The Broncos really changed their strategy in the playoffs. Regular season was score fast and score often. Playoffs have been a lot more ball control. Funny because the other teams' game plan was to keep Manning on the bench and they just turned the table on them.
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I think that's because they've been playing with substantial leads at half time. They did this in the regular season too. It didn't work against New England, and when New England made their comeback, the Broncos couldn't score as Manning was throwing into 30 mph wind.
 
#375
#375
n_huffhines said:
I think that's because they've been playing with substantial leads at half time. They did this in the regular season too. It didn't work against New England, and when New England made their comeback, the Broncos couldn't score as Manning was throwing into 30 mph wind.
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Announcers said they learned a lesson in the first NE game not to let Manning and the WRd get out of rhythm.
 
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