Chiefs might face QB Jeff Tuel Sunday.

[Mile High Mania]

Originally Posted by Mother****erJones

I know. It's was good for Denver that they still almost won that game. I don't give a shit really about respect. Keep doubting us. Keep the spotlight off of us.

It's the same defense Mannings had his career. Play with a lead and be aggressive. It's not worked in crunch time in the playoffs most of the time

Yeah, partly. They did reach 2 SuperBowls with Manning, winning one and losing another to a great Saints team.

Early on, PM was 0-2 in his first 2 playoff games which isn't shocking considering how many young QBs and teams fare. Lost twice to the dynasty Patriots in the 3/04 seasons. Lost twice to the Chargers when they were fully loaded on offense.

It happens... right now, as I look at the AFC - there are a couple of potentially really good teams that will be pesky in the playoffs, but no team is overall dominating right now. Pretty much the same thing for the NFC.

[Mother****erJones]

Originally Posted by Mile High Mania

Yeah, partly. They did reach 2 SuperBowls with Manning, winning one and losing another to a great Saints team.

Early on, PM was 0-2 in his first 2 playoff games which isn't shocking considering how many young QBs and teams fare. Lost twice to the dynasty Patriots in the 3/04 seasons. Lost twice to the Chargers when they were fully loaded on offense.

It happens... right now, as I look at the AFC - there are a couple of potentially really good teams that will be pesky in the playoffs, but no team is overall dominating right now. Pretty much the same thing for the NFC.

Peyton also had a bad INT in that Saints Super Bowl. He's had some bad moments in the playoffs that lend to the credibility to people questioning his ability in the playoffs