Denver is a 26 point favorite over Jacksonville tomorrow

[Black Diamond Vol]

I don't think I've ever seen an NFL line that big.

[Creek Walker]

As good as Denver's offense is, their D was exposed big time last week. I was hoping the Denver we saw the first 4 weeks of the season was as invincible as they truly appeared. Still see this as a 13-3 type of team, but their D is going to leave them exposed at times.

Just not tomorrow. 

[Black Diamond Vol]

As good as Denver's offense is, their D was exposed big time last week. I was hoping the Denver we saw the first 4 weeks of the season was as invincible as they truly appeared. Still see this as a 13-3 type of team, but their D is going to leave them exposed at times.

Just not tomorrow. 

Even though their defense is going to improve drastically when Bailey and Miller return, 13-3 sounds about right to me.  All this talk about running the table is crazy.  I think their first loss may come next week at Indy, but you gotta think Peyton will be jacked for that one.  He may will them to a win all by himself.

[BanditVol]

Even though their defense is going to improve drastically when Bailey and Miller return, 13-3 sounds about right to me.  All this talk about running the table is crazy.  I think their first loss may come next week at Indy, but you gotta think Peyton will be jacked for that one.  He may will them to a win all by himself.

Man, I can't wait for that game...it'll be great. 

[Black Diamond Vol]

I've never seen a team play as many "event" games as Denver has/will this year.  They've already opened hosting the SB champ Ravens in a playoff rematch, they went to NY for the Manning Bowl, hosted Philly and their new age offense that was supposed to set the league on its head, and went to Dallas (whenever they play anyone decent, it's always overhyped just because they're the Cowboys).  In the next few weeks they'll have Peyton's return to Indy, the annual Manning/Brady grudge match, two games against a KC team that is still unbeaten, and will host RG3 and the Redskins.  I can't remember a team playing this many BIG regular season games.  There's no way they win them all. 

[BanditVol]

I've never seen a team play as many "event" games as Denver has/will this year.  They've already opened hosting the SB champ Ravens in a playoff rematch, they went to NY for the Manning Bowl, hosted Philly and their new age offense that was supposed to set the league on its head, and went to Dallas (whenever they play anyone decent, it's always overhyped just because they're the Cowboys).  In the next few weeks they'll have Peyton's return to Indy, the annual Manning/Brady grudge match, two games against a KC team that is still unbeaten, and will host RG3 and the Redskins.  I can't remember a team playing this many BIG regular season games.  There's no way they win them all. 

They might not win today!   

Though I expect them to...