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Discussion: All things Broncos.

[TEX]

Originally Posted by htismaqe

Happy with 12-1 and having the inside track on the 1 seed, the year after winning their 2nd straight Super Bowl?

Um, yeah?

Fyp. But your point still stands.

[htismaqe]

Originally Posted by TEX

Fyp. But your point still stands.

Oops!

[TEX]

Originally Posted by htismaqe

Oops!

Just illustrates your point. Losing count of the WINS, is a great place to be!

[manchambo]

Originally Posted by TEX

Correct me if Im wrong, but hasn't Denver beaten only one team with a winning record?
I think the Cheating Donx need to buckle down and stop losing to teams with winning records. Otherwise if they manage to squeak into the playoffs, this seems to be setting up for any team with a winning record to beat them.

Of course? Do you really think there’s a substantial chance of Denver winning in the playoffs?

But we don’t have to go very far back in this thread to find you and others accusing me of being reeruned for thinking Denver would wind more than five or six games this year.

Between the two of us, who had a more accurate prediction of how Denver would do and how Nix would play?

I thought Denver would be a middling team and Nix would be pretty good

And, before you answer, I can dig up the receipts if I need to.

[RaidersOftheCellar]

Originally Posted by manchambo

Are you sure you're responding to my post? There wasn't anything in my post suggesting Denver is better than KC.

Denver is a middling team this year. The Raiders are a bad team this year. Carolina is a seriously bad team.

You're going to pretend you're happy squeaking by against these teams?

KC can play much better than they have been playing. If they don't start doing so pretty soon, they're going to struggle against the really good teams in the AFC--Buffalo and Ratbirds--in the playoffs.

Carolina's been pretty good of late.

Like Orlovsky pointed out, KC's played two bad teams all season. The Raiders and New Orleans, and the Saints were healthier and actually playing pretty well at that point. I remember a Denver fan predicting they'd win that game. KC handled them easily. On the road in Vegas, KC had a 14 pt lead until a late garbage time score.

Funny how people want to talk about all the "serious flaws" of the 12-1 team, but not the flaws of the teams with 3-5 losses. Buffalo's 2-3 vs the playoff teams on their schedule and looked terrible in two of those losses. Their defense was terrible in the third. They've also eeked out multiple wins vs bad teams.

Baltimore's lost 5 games, including vs the Raiders and Browns.

Please explain the logic of why KC should be scared of these teams, especially in Arrowhead.

[BlackOp]

Doinko fans think KC got lucky to block that FG....while ignoring the wide-open Kelce TD that Mahomes air-mailed in the 4th quarter/Butker's kick-off going out bounds for their final drive. The sequence provided a closer ending than what normally would happen.

Mahomes makes that lay-up TD 98 times out of a 100...Donks are the one's that got lucky but the media cant report that...they need to create the narrative that KC sucks.

[brdempsey69]

Originally Posted by BlackOp

Doinko fans think KC got lucky to block that FG....while ignoring the wide-open Kelce TD that Mahomes air-mailed in the 4th quarter/Butker's kick-off going out bounds for their final drive. The sequence provided a closer ending than what normally would happen.

Mahomes makes that lay-up TD 98 times out of a 100...Donks are the one's that got lucky but the media cant report that...they need to create the narrative that KC sucks.

Let us not forget that push-off by Sutton on the Donks 2nd TD that should have been called back. Donkeys shouldn't have been as close as they were at the end, just like you say.

Which makes that FG block at the end all that much more gratifying & laughable.

[BlackOp]

Originally Posted by brdempsey69

Let us not forget that push-off by Sutton on the Donks 2nd TD that should have been called back. Donkeys shouldn't have been as close as they were at the end, just like you say.

Which makes that FG block at the end all that much more gratifying & laughable.

Looks like ESPN got the 2024 post-season narrative...

https://www.foxnews.com/sports/chief...e-flipped-2024

[Mike in SW-MO]

Originally Posted by BlackOp

Looks like ESPN got the 2024 post-season narrative...

https://www.foxnews.com/sports/chief...e-flipped-2024

That is the dumbest story idea I have ever seen.

If they lost the games they won, their record would be bad. Derp. Derp.

[Mile High Mania]

Originally Posted by brdempsey69

Let us not forget that push-off by Sutton on the Donks 2nd TD that should have been called back. Donkeys shouldn't have been as close as they were at the end, just like you say.

Which makes that FG block at the end all that much more gratifying & laughable.

Again, you act like that stuff only happens in favor of Denver. I’m sure there were no missed calls in KCs favor that game or any game this year.

[brdempsey69]

Originally Posted by Mile High Mania

Again, you act like that stuff only happens in favor of Denver. I’m sure there were no missed calls in KCs favor that game or any game this year.

We are talking about a play where points went up on the scoreboard, numbnuts.

And it was a play OUT IN THE OPEN FIELD that should have been easily spotted by an official and correctly called.

Where do you Donktards get this idea that incorrect calls that help the Donkeys or rob opposing teams is OK? Something that has occurred more with the Donkeys more than any other franchise anyone has ever seen.

Oh wait.......that's a major factor in how the Donks got their 3 fraudulent SB trophies & even their 1st SB appearance in 1977.

[Mile High Mania]

And they resigned Bolles, looks like 4 years for $82m

[RunKC]

The game on Sunday will determine if the Broncos make the playoffs or not.

Colts schedule is super easy and the Broncos is not so much.

[Mile High Mania]

Originally Posted by brdempsey69

We are talking about a play where points went up on the scoreboard, numbnuts.

And it was a play OUT IN THE OPEN FIELD that should have been easily spotted by an official and correctly called.

Where do you Donktards get this idea that incorrect calls that help the Donkeys or rob opposing teams is OK? Something that has occurred more with the Donkeys more than any other franchise anyone has ever seen.

Oh wait.......that's a major factor in how the Donks got their 3 fraudulent SB trophies & even their 1st SB appearance in 1977.

Again… KC has never benefited from something like this on a scoring play? Must be the only team in the league if that’s the case.

[brdempsey69]

Originally Posted by Mile High Mania

Again… KC has never benefited from something like this on a scoring play? Must be the only team in the league if that’s the case.

Show us where this has happened repeatedly with the Chiefs or the Chargers or the Raiders, like it has repeatedly with the Donks spanning over decades -- otherwise you're just talking words without being able to back them.

And do consider that sometime earlier in this thread, I pointed out a 1995 game in Donkeytown where Chiefs CB Dale Carter was guilty of DPI on a 4th down play and picked off Turd Elway's pass and stated that it should've been called with the Donks getting a 1st down around the 10-yard line.

You see, that's the difference -- I don't want the Chiefs to go about cheating or having the officials in their hip pockets, whereas all you Donktards seem to think you're entitled to these things to help your Donkeys team out -- kind of smacks of Bowlen, Elway, and Shanarat's mentalities, now doesn't it?