There's way too much season left to say that. The Patriots have improved their team this year, and were a few crap breaks away from winning in Denver. That streak has to go sometime. I like what I see from the OL already and our offense has the chance to be truly ridiculous when everyone is in there contributing. Denver is good, but we'll see. Maybe I'm nuts, but fearing them seems a stretch.
That's where I'm at. Dreaming of Bennett/Gronk running wild. Anyway, hopefully we get lucky health-wise this year. We were not lucky at all last year with Edelman and Dion Lewis suffering significant injuries.
His surpension isn't considered an "integrity" of the game suspension.
Then why can't Nink be around the team?
You're no more nuts than the many folks who kept saying that it didn't matter if that Pats lost out last year, they didn't fear Denver in Denver.
PED is a separate category, I know that Gordon who is suspended for drugs is attending meetings.
Bingo.
Tried to read the WR's eyes, turned to make a play on the ball, and the ball wasn't there yet.
Trying to figure out where the first Denver loss wil come is a bit tricky.
We'll see just how obscene their offense is these next 2 weeks - @Den and @Sea. Now that's a rough schedule for an East Coast team.
If it were in Atlanta, I'd agree, particularly if Semien doesn't play (whoever thought that would matter?) In Denver, though, the conditions and the defense stepping up to the challenge of a top-flight offense? Probably closer than I'm thinking, but I don't see it as a win.
I'll guess at Chargers. The Broncos have enjoyed such great luck and the Chargers such terrible luck that maybe their fortunes reverse for a day. It would be one of those inexplicable games like the one we lost to the Eagles last year.
I agree on the PI, although at the end of a game it would get abused. You could go the other way on offensive PI, and move the ball back the distance the def would be penalized (that would be funny).
