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Originally Posted by jjchieffan
I will assume that you meant to type 6-10 and respond to that. I am one of the ones who believe will be the records. Kansas City has the best offense they've had since Vermeil was here, and the D, while not as good as last year is still formidable. I have high expectations for this team. The Broncos have a very good defense no doubt, but the quarterback situation will doom them. 6-10 is the ceiling. But speaking of being disappointed, let's hear what you're expecting the records of our respective teams to be.
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For me this is an especially hard year to make predictions. 3rd pre-season game is supposed to be a dress rehearsal for the 1st teamers but this year for Denver it's still a QB try-out. That is really not good at this point in the preseason.
But Denver has built a solid championship foundation on both sides of the ball to the point they can win through without an elite QB. 6-10 as the ceiling for the SB champs? I predict they will have a better record than that.
For KC, I admire the strides they've made over the last few years. They have a nice offense that is efficient if not prolific. After Maclin and Kelce there is nothing proven at either position though.
11 wins to close the year last year speaks for itself yet it can't be argued they played some 2nd string QBs and won't have that break this year. Nor will they have any CBs besides Peters.I just don't see KC's D as being good enough this year to keep them in low scoring games and I still don't see their O as being able to stand toe-to-toe in a scoring battle.
12-4? I predict they will have a worse record than that.
So, we'll see.