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Title: Looks like 10 in a row for the Broncos
Post by: 10EC on December 24, 2012, 12:52:15 EST
I wonder how much they have made off of Peyton versus what they paid?


Title: Re: Looks like 10 in a row for the Broncos
Post by: WoodstockVol on December 24, 2012, 01:25:33 EST
I think the Broncos win the AFC Championship. I think the Texans and Patriots will falter in the Playoffs. I think the 2013 Superbowl in New Orleans will be between Denver and Atlanta. I think Atlanta will bring the trophy back to Hotlanta :dude: :hi5: :clap:


Title: Re: Looks like 10 in a row for the Broncos
Post by: Black Diamond Vol on December 24, 2012, 01:27:27 EST
Considering what he has around him on offense, this could be the best season of Peyton's career.  In Indy, he always had some combination of Faulk, James, Harrison, Clark, and Wayne.  But this Denver team doesn't have a single top-tier playmaker at any offensive skill position (although I think Moreno could develop into that kind of player).  If they can add a top-shelf WR this offseason, it's scary how good they could be next year.  

Defensively, they're very, very good- maybe even elite.  Von Miller is going to be a superstar for years to come.  

Overall, I expect them to make a deep playoff run, but I don't think this Broncos team has quite enough to win it all- this year.  


Title: Re: Looks like 10 in a row for the Broncos
Post by: BanditVol on December 24, 2012, 01:29:57 EST
Considering what he has around him on offense, this could be the best season of Peyton's career.  In Indy, he always had some combination of Faulk, James, Harrison, Clark, and Wayne.  But this Denver team doesn't have a single top-tier playmaker at any offensive skill position (although I think Moreno could develop into that kind of player).  If they can add a top-shelf WR this offseason, it's scary how good they could be next year.  

Defensively, they're very, very good- maybe even elite.  Von Miller is going to be a superstar for years to come.  

Overall, I expect them to make a deep playoff run, but I don't think this Broncos team has quite enough to win it all- this year.  

Merymon Demarious is a very solid, if not elite, WR.  But yeah, other than that, not much.  Denver does have a running game and a good defense though.  In fact, some observers think this Bronco D is better than any Peyton ever had in Indy.  D does not matter in the NFL anymore, apparently (NE made the Super Bowl last year with the 31st ranked D), but if you have both offense and defense, that has to be a good thing.


Title: Re: Looks like 10 in a row for the Broncos
Post by: WoodstockVol on December 24, 2012, 01:40:20 EST
Demarious Thomas has been a huge find for the Broncos. Watching Him at Georgia Tech,I never thought He would be a great player in the NFL. I don't think He caught 30 passes at GT


Title: Re: Looks like 10 in a row for the Broncos
Post by: tnflower on December 24, 2012, 03:37:44 EST
Do you think that Peyton should get the Most Improved Player award?


Title: Re: Looks like 10 in a row for the Broncos
Post by: BanditVol on December 24, 2012, 03:48:36 EST
Do you think that Peyton should get the Most Improved Player award?

No, he was really great before the injury, so.... :confused:


Title: Re: Looks like 10 in a row for the Broncos
Post by: Black Diamond Vol on December 24, 2012, 03:50:07 EST
BTW, with Houston's loss to the Vikings today, the Broncos are in pretty good position to steal homefield advantage throughout the playoffs.  All it will take is for Denver to beat KC at home next week, and Houston to lose at Indy.  


Title: Re: Looks like 10 in a row for the Broncos
Post by: BanditVol on December 24, 2012, 04:00:05 EST
BTW, with Houston's loss to the Vikings today, the Broncos are in pretty good position to steal homefield advantage throughout the playoffs.  All it will take is for Denver to beat KC at home next week, and Houston to lose at Indy.  

True, I noticed that.  I don't know if the Colts can beat the Texans or not.  In fact, I will be holding my nose and rooting for the Texans, because they already have the division locked up and if they win, New England has to go on the road in the second round no matter what.   :biggrin:

Cincy will likely lose to Baltimore and have to face NE in the first round, while the Colts go to Baltimore.  I would rather the Colts face Baltimore anyway. 

It's a really wild scenario, in that the Texans play the Colts, and Cincy plays Baltimore.  A rematch in the first round is a real possiblity....


Title: Re: Looks like 10 in a row for the Broncos
Post by: WoodstockVol on December 24, 2012, 05:06:24 EST
True, I noticed that.  I don't know if the Colts can beat the Texans or not.  In fact, I will be holding my nose and rooting for the Texans, because they already have the division locked up and if they win, New England has to go on the road in the second round no matter what.   :biggrin:

Cincy will likely lose to Baltimore and have to face NE in the first round, while the Colts go to Baltimore.  I would rather the Colts face Baltimore anyway. 

It's a really wild scenario, in that the Texans play the Colts, and Cincy plays Baltimore.  A rematch in the first round is a real possiblity....

I think Cinci upsets Baltimore


Title: Re: Looks like 10 in a row for the Broncos
Post by: tnflower on December 24, 2012, 01:43:42 EST
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o, he was really great before the injury, so..

When he first came back after his surgery, he wasn't doing that well. Several people said he should have retired. He's lighting up the field now.


Title: Re: Looks like 10 in a row for the Broncos
Post by: PirateVOL on December 24, 2012, 02:45:03 EST
When he first came back after his surgery, he wasn't doing that well. Several people said he should have retired. He's lighting up the field now.
his arm is still not "right" but he has adapted and is managing the game and throwing the ball well.

Watch his throwing motion when he has to get the ball 25-30 yards.  It is weird, if you remember the Peyton of five years ago.


Title: Re: Looks like 10 in a row for the Broncos
Post by: CrossVol on December 24, 2012, 06:05:48 EST
his arm is still not "right" but he has adapted and is managing the game and throwing the ball well.

Watch his throwing motion when he has to get the ball 25-30 yards.  It is weird, if you remember the Peyton of five years ago.

Even Peyton with half an arm is better than most if not all.


Title: Re: Looks like 10 in a row for the Broncos
Post by: TheRealOrange on December 25, 2012, 12:56:39 EST
Do you think that Peyton should get the Most Improved Player award?

Not "most improved," but Comeback Player of the Year, maybe.  Adrian Peterson is having a monster year coming off knee (ACL) surgery, so he has a good shot at that award too.


Title: Re: Looks like 10 in a row for the Broncos
Post by: tnflower on December 25, 2012, 04:27:13 EST
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Not "most improved," but Comeback Player of the Year, maybe.  Adrian Peterson is having a monster year coming off knee (ACL) surgery, so he has a good shot at that award too.


Yeah, that's the one......Comeback Player of the Year. He should get that one.  :dance:


Title: Re: Looks like 10 in a row for the Broncos
Post by: VoLynteer on December 25, 2012, 02:34:01 EST

Yeah, that's the one......Comeback Player of the Year. He should get that one.  :dance:

I'd rather he get his fifth MVP


Title: Re: Looks like 10 in a row for the Broncos
Post by: 10EC on December 26, 2012, 12:39:15 EST
I'd rather he get his fifth MVP

And another ring