***Official Knowmo2724 homer-2000 thread***

[Ebolapox]

Very few non-bronco fans can tolerate him. he creates inane threads that are homeristic in nature (his avatar is very apropos), and nobody loves him (not even his own mother)

'face, this can be the home for all knowmo threads so we aren't treated to the bi-weekly steaming 'presents' left by the front door.

[Cassel>Manning]

Las Vegas odds for #Broncos to win the Super Bowl were 25-to-1 prior to Chargers game, 12-to-1 after beating Chargers, 4-to-1 now

https://twitter.com/PostBroncos/stat...98703657881600

[Sweet Daddy Hate]

With Manning, they have as good a chance as anyone. Honestly, I see them getting shafted in round 1 or 2.

[BossChief]

The second half of the season is gonna be very interesting.

Teams now have a lot of tape on what Manning wants to do and will probably try to take away those things as the season goes on and force him out of his comfort zone.

He has been better than I thought he would be, that's for sure....but the real test will be how he adapts to teams taking away his comfort zone and how they play going into the playoffs.

[Sweet Daddy Hate]

Originally Posted by BossChief

The second half of the season is gonna be very interesting.

Teams now have a lot of tape on what Manning wants to do and will probably try to take away those things as the season goes on and force him out of his comfort zone.

He has been better than I thought he would be, that's for sure....but the real test will be how he adapts to teams taking away his comfort zone and how they play going into the playoffs.

Yeah, I can just see the Chiefs game planning for that in the film room:

Romeo: HERP-A-ADERP-DERP-DERP-DERP-DIZZLE!@!##!@#@!#!@?

[Cassel>Manning]

Originally Posted by BossChief

The second half of the season is gonna be very interesting.

Teams now have a lot of tape on what Manning wants to do and will probably try to take away those things as the season goes on and force him out of his comfort zone.

He has been better than I thought he would be, that's for sure....but the real test will be how he adapts to teams taking away his comfort zone and how they play going into the playoffs.

The great thing about Manning is he takes what the defense gives him. The only way to stop Peyton Manning is to confuse him or pressure him. Both of which are nearly impossible to do.

[vailpass]

Originally Posted by BossChief

The second half of the season is gonna be very interesting.

Teams now have a lot of tape on what Manning wants to do and will probably try to take away those things as the season goes on and force him out of his comfort zone.

He has been better than I thought he would be, that's for sure....but the real test will be how he adapts to teams taking away his comfort zone and how they play going into the playoffs.

Manning does the same things this year he's done very year No huddle, read the D, change into the right play, throw the ball to a spot where the receiver is going to be.
Teams have had the tape on Manning for 12 years.

Denver will have trouble with superior defenses, to be sure. But there isn't anything new on Manning.

[Mile High Mania]

Originally Posted by BossChief

The second half of the season is gonna be very interesting.

Teams now have a lot of tape on what Manning wants to do and will probably try to take away those things as the season goes on and force him out of his comfort zone.

He has been better than I thought he would be, that's for sure....but the real test will be how he adapts to teams taking away his comfort zone and how they play going into the playoffs.

This is the same thought with 31 other teams, no? So, teams will figure out the likes of NE, ATL and the rest just as well... so it's all a wash. No?

It's not like Peyton fell to earth from the moon 300 days ago - he's doing much of the same stuff he's done his whole career.

[Cassel>Manning]

Champ Bailey is allowing a reception for every 17.1 snaps in coverage. Best of any corner with over 200 snaps in coverage.

https://twitter.com/PFF/status/263794906823278593

[Cassel>Manning]

Peyton Manning named AFC offensive player of the month

Peyton Manning may dispute the “He’s back” narrative, but it’s hard to argue with the results.

The Broncos quarterback was named AFC offensive player of the month for October, after completing 74.0 percent of his passes for a 126.7 rating, with nine touchdowns and one interception in three games.

He’s either leading or tied for the AFC lead in practically every significant passing category, and has a five-game streak of 300-yard passing days, and has posted a rating of at least 115.0 in three straight.

So if he’s not back, it’s a little scary to think what he’ll play like when he is.

http://profootballtalk.nbcsports.com...-of-the-month/

[Cassel>Manning]

For the 1st time in team history, Broncos have not allowed a sack in 4-of-5 game stretch. Only 1 team has allowed fewer sacks this yr (10).

https://twitter.com/psmyth12/status/265489747814785026

[Bane]

Originally Posted by Cassel>Manning

https://twitter.com/psmyth12/status/265489747814785026

[Cassel>Manning]

P.Manning w/2,404 yds & 20 TDs-Only 5 other times in NFL history has a player had 2,400 pass yds & 20 TDs at midway point of year.

https://twitter.com/psmyth12/status/265475798612447233

[Cassel>Manning]

Broncos have outscored opp. 166 to 67 in 2nd half. Michael Irvin on @nflnetwork: "Once they get you down, they're going to destroy you."

https://twitter.com/GrayCaldwell/sta...13650742251520

[Dave]

Originally Posted by Cassel>Manning

https://twitter.com/psmyth12/status/265489747814785026

That is all Manning.

Absolutely NOTHING to do with your OL.

He was RARELY sacked in Indy.

[Codered]

Originally Posted by Dave

That is all Manning.

Absolutely NOTHING to do with your OL.

He was RARELY sacked in Indy.

Does it really matter? Nobody is getting to the Quarterback. That's the point.