Originally Posted by Mile High Mania (Post 6290981)

Unfortunately, I'm going to be offline for the rest of the week... traveling up to Nebraska for Thanksgiving with my sister's family. I won't have much "net" time, so we'll holler back on Sunday.

Happy Thanksgiving to everyone - be safe and enjoy the time with family and friends.

Originally Posted by keg in kc (Post 6292010)

I thought Denver was done before the year even started. They won more games to start the season than I thought they'd win in total. I don't think they'll finish better than 9-7, which won't win the division or net them a wildcard, but I've been wrong before.

Originally Posted by Frankie (Post 6291176)

Frankly I'm still scratching my head as to why this topic is of any value to us Chiefs fans. As a Chiefs fan I would love to see Denver an elite team as long as we get to a point when we beat their tutus off every time we play them. We are down right now, but how Denver does (as long as they never go to the big dance) is not of much value to me. In fact as long as both teams are rebuilding I want them to do well enough that we pick ahead of them in the draft.

Originally Posted by keg in kc (Post 6292010)

I thought Denver was done before the year even started. They won more games to start the season than I thought they'd win in total. I don't think they'll finish better than 9-7, which won't win the division or net them a wildcard, but I've been wrong before.

Originally Posted by BigChiefDave (Post 6292100)

Me too. However, once they won 6 games I bought into them actually being good.

Originally Posted by keg in kc (Post 6292123)

I never did. I expected the slide to happen a couple weeks before it did, though.

I just realized something today that shocked me: they've only scored a single point more than the Chiefs.

That's right, with as awful as we've been, with as much as we've struggled, Kyle "Pro Bowl" Orton and all those studs they have on offense have only scored 170 points to our 169.