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There is absolutely zero chance they win after what KC did to Denver, and I would be surprised if it's even close. If the Raiders score 10 points I will be surprised. |
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The only "flow" going into the Raiders-Broncos game is that Oakland can still run the ball well and the Donks still can't stop the run. You may wish really, really bad that Oakland's gonna fold up and that the Donk D is going to shut them out, so whatever. If Oakland scores 13 points it'll probably be enough to win the game. |
It's been a while since denver has played a game that meant nothing. No one can be sure of how they respond.
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I would guess the Broncs will be angry and competitive. Shame on them, if not.
DEN - 16 OAK - 12 |
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Potentially going 12-4, sweeping the division, and still getting stuck with a road Wild Card game is a bitter feeling. I've always hoped the NFL would give the team with the better record the home wild card game. No reason an 8-8 team from a terrible division deserves to play at home against a team that's 13-3 and lost their division to a 14-2 team. They can still keep everything else the same.
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If not for being a home game I totally agree...No WAY Elway wants to lose at home PERIOD. |
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This Sunday, the Steelers don't have to worry about anything, win or lose. They can rest everyone and finish with a worse record than Miami. And Miami doesn't have anything to play for either. But without the current structure they'd both have to put out maximum effort because it would be the difference between a road playoff game and a home one. The Texans, who have clinched, may also be in that mix under pure record system. And with the Phins fighting for a home spot, the Patriots would also have to fight too because if they lose and the Raiders win, the Raiders get the #1 seed (I think). The regular season rivalries would be rendered meaningless though, so I guess how one feels about it would depend on how much they value the history between teams. It's an interesting idea, but one that's not going to happen. |
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Vegas favors Denver by 3.
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I like the system the way it is though. There's no way to make it fair because not everyone plays the same schedule. The first year you change it, somebody is going to complain because Team X had to play the AFC West and Team Y got a home game because they played the terrible AFC South. There's always going to be a flaw... so I like setting it so that division rivalries determine home games. |
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With these two starting QBs in the Oakland/Denver game... I'm not sure we really know what to expect. I don't think Denver will mail it in, but will they be really focused after such a letdown? Lynch will play hard though, for sure... it may make a difference between Lynch getting the job next year or Elway going out and bringing in a veteran.
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Add to that McGloin instead of Carr coming to town, and Dinver has a great shot at this |
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And since you don't know what I'm talking about, go and take a look at the w/l column of the proud and talented teams playing at home after a loss, much less an embarrassment. It's the surest bet you can make in the NFL. You think Denver wants their last home game to be a loss? Think again. Denver's D is going to piss pound you relentlessly. KC beating SD is way more up in the air. The Raiders are walking into a slaughter. They will not win another game this season. |
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Their D could easily end up confusing the hell outta McGroin, throw in some home cooking and a decent showing from Lynch... and they can get this one IMO |
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The AFC West could have easily beat each other up to barely above .500, and would be on the road as a div winner. It's fine the way it is. |
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Nobody want losing to be the last thing they taste in any season. They want the last thing people remember to be what they think they are. It's gonna be a ****ing defensive clinic. Mark it down. |
You think Denver is deflated, and what the Raiders aren't?
They know they are just as done as the donks. |
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If Denver can contain their run game somewhat, they will win. Much better team at home than on the road.
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Mcgloin is also fiery. They will be ready. Denver will fight but will probably need a defensive score to have a chance. |
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Denver guys are going be playing for contracts or auditioning for other teams they will give Raiders fits and they will also take their losing season out on the Raiders. Raiders will be putting up their own fight for the division title so I'm hoping blood will be spilled and Raiders lose and bleed out their weeping vagina.
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There are good reasons to predict a Denver win, in no order Last game of the year At home Division rival #2 opposing QB Facing a 4 game losing streak to end the year Top shelf defense that just got embarrassed Most teams will rally hard for an off the bench "spark" QB like Lynch C'mon, dont act like this is some gimme for the fade, Denver (sucks to say it) are the defending champs... they wont go quietly into the 2016 night |
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I view Broncos and their fans are like the Democrats and Hillary ....they cant handle the truth and will stoop to undermine the winners:D |
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And what if there aren't enough teams that have 11 win records? That would lead to ridiculous postseason scenarios. The division system has always been around and it works. The only time people begin crying about it is when their team is in the position KC is. And the logical answer to that is if they win the division, it wouldn't be a concern. Maybe don't ice Succup and give him two shots at it. Maybe don't show up in Pittsburgh half asleep. Oh no, let's instead change the entire playoff system. |
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Hey man, whatever your thing is, that's fine--I really don't care. It's just kind of weird to project it onto football games. |
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Its kind of a bad matchup needing Oakland to loose this one game with them getting a team that cant stop the run and cant score on offense. If they had the Broncos last week and the Colts this week they would be the #5 seed. If they can score 17-20 points they will beat Denver. Denver will need D/ST scores to pull it out. |
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How much time did you /are you doing? Ass still still sore, is it. "He talking to you Tom!" |
I don't expect much out of the cheating Donks for this game. The Chiefs just ripped their hearts out on National TV. What a beat down. First sweep of the Donks since 2000 and bounced their asses out of the playoffs. Soul Crushing!
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That's Clay
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And seriously, **** that handle... Opoponax - a resin like gum that seeps from some weird tree? Get the hell outta here with that and come back with a good handle |
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Anyway, I registered the week leading up to the second Raiders-Chiefs game in order to talk about it with opposing fans, but I had to wait several days until I could post. Also, I try to be respectful when visiting other team's forums. If you want to think I'm someone else who's been banned I don't care. But seriously, you guys need to mellow out on the gay violence thing. It's really weird. |
I'm not sure why people think Oakland is going to trounce the Donks..in their stadium with a back-up QB. They just held NE to 17 points...
They still have great CBs, Ware/Miller..and Thomas/Sanders. Semenboy actually throws a good deep pass and Raiders pass defense sucks. I think McGloin turns it over in this one...this isnt Indy's defense. He's 1-5 as a starter. Carr was pretty much the reason they are 12-3...they have trailed in the 4th.. in 8 of their 12 wins. Refs might gift them another win though...that's the wild card in this one. |
I miss you Hootie.
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I would never concede a final game at home to the Raiders...and just roll over and let them pull a sweep in front of the fans. End the season on a 0-4 skid? That will leave a mark all off-season...there are a lot of egos on that team from winning the SB last year.
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This is why Kubiak and the team didn't care about that jump pass play by Poe. They knew they could ruin the chances at a 2 seed for the Chiefs. Bravo! P.S. That play was still hilarious
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Lynch is awful, Denver is awful, McGroin is awful. Who knows how it will turn out???
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McGroin against that pass defense ROFL Denver definitely has a shot
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