Superbowl, SuperBroncos! (Page 2)

Well just don't be confused on one thing... I am going to win the Super Bowl... ME and MY team.

Brady is the real winner.  Get' victory pizza, or consolation pizza...

win win...

Will it be Papa John's pizza?

2 million free

Yup...that's all it is.  Almost all of the teams in the playoffs have gone on a 3-4 game (or longer) tear during the regular season.  Shoot, even Chicago looked dominant for the first half of the season.

What's interesting is that San Fran has yet to win 3 games in a row this season.  If you include their win against Arizona this past weekend, they will have to win 4 in a row to win the SB.  But I have to believe that SF played the toughest schedule in the league.  Seattle twice, Green Bay, Chicago, New England, New Orleans, Minnesota, and the Giants.  St. Louis is no longer a slouch...and when SF played the cupcakes (Jets, Buffalo, Arizona, Miami), they won by a combined score of 157-32.  They did have a few bad losses to the Giants and Seattle where they got dominated though. 

That would be cool to go up against Shannahan in the SB..... uuuhh, on second though, maybe not.

I really liked Shannahan and hope he is successful in Washington. I was suprised when Bowlen let him go... but sometimes you need a spark too. Mike always fielded quality competitive teams. Not sure how much credit to give to Fox right now, but the defense id playing good and he has a ring too.

Giants... really can't stand them... and for no particular reason. Just really tired of hearing about N.Y. I mean the Jets... who * cares? And the Giants... Coughlin will either win the SB, or get fired... maybe in the same week. Always with the drama.

Why shouldn't we be? What do you think is suspect? Serious question, really.

You can't discount where Denver is sitting. But ya, I expected it with an easy second half of the season. Texans are heading in the wrong direction. Pats are always tough and actually have a good defense and strong offense as always. I think they are the biggest threat in the AFC. Denver has come a long way since week one, and we have a lot of talent... but no recent dominating performances against good teams. Hard to tell where they really stand in the league.

The kind of talent that led you to this quote last year?

I'm not really sure where you are going with that. McDaniels did dismantle the team, certainly the offense... he had some good picks, he was gone last year. Last year we got Fox and he worked on the defense. We had Elvis last year, and Miller this year. The Defense was good last year, and looked to be better this year... bring in Peyton... well, they brought in Elway last year, and Peyton in the off season and here we are.

To further my point, CBS Sports has an article saying that Russell Wilson is the reason multiple coaches/GM's were fired. If that's not ROY, what is?

http://www.cbssports.com/nfl/blog/mike-freeman/21478789/russell-wilsons-rise-has-losing-impatient-nfl-teams-in-a-firing-mood

Adrian deserves the MVP without a doubt...and I'm not just saying that because I am a Vikings fan.  No doubt, Peyton had a great year, but please...the Broncos were a playoff team with Orton and Tebow at qb.  

Adrian = League MVP, Peyton = Comeback Player of the Year.  

No sweat. I have a ton of respect for Pats/Belichick/Brady. It's amost a given the road to the SB for the AFC goes through the Pats. Obviously, they are not perfect and have not made the playoffs... but they set the bar pretty high. Even them getting embarrassed a couple weeks ago... that just makes them mad. The Pats are tough when they have a chip on their shoulders.

It's close for me, but no big deal. What both of them did isn't exactly big news for them, but it's huge considering their injuries. I guess I will have to give the edge to AP... as bad as the AFC West is, perhaps Denver still gets playoff berth w/o Peyton... but MN w/o AP... ya, they are going no where fast.

I said that as a joke since I thought it was catchy, not that I EXPECT them to be there.  Based on the last 12 years, I'm probably less confident than if they were a constant threat those 12 years - like the Patriots.

But they have to play the games.  And I'm glad that NE has to go to Denver, than the other way around.