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broncosteven · 11-11-2013, 11:54 AM

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Originally Posted by Shox

Hello Donkie fans. Going to be fun Sunday watching the Chiefs dismantle your franchise.

Chiefs 27, Donks 24

Manning will be watching from the sideline before half time and the rent a super bowl run will over. That is all for now.

Love how you use the word dismantle but then call a 3 point win!

Look up the word dismantle.

Also love how you point out the "Rent a SB" when your Franchise is on the 4th or 5th San Fran retread that they TRADED for! "Well it didn't work the other 4 times, maybe this guy will.."

Enjoy your one and done Playoff appearance this year.

Typical dolt kFc fan.

Requiem · 11-11-2013, 11:55 AM

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Originally Posted by Drunken.Broncoholic2

Yeah dude that is gross.

Chiefsteak · 11-11-2013, 11:57 AM

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Originally Posted by razorwire77

I think KC's defense is going to come out way too amped up. Look for a bunch of over aggressive pursuit and Wes Welker to kill them with the quick stuff over the middle. I also think we're going to screen the **** out of them. No way Manning holds the ball for more that 3 second on Sunday.

I could see Chiefs over pursuing early on. Then adjustments will be made, as well as an ankle split.

broncosteven · 11-11-2013, 11:58 AM

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Originally Posted by Chiefsteak

I could see Chiefs over pursuing early on. Then adjustments will be made, as well as an ankle split.

We will be up 4 scores by then.

Rohirrim · 11-11-2013, 11:58 AM

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Originally Posted by Chiefsteak

I could see Chiefs over pursuing early on. Then adjustments will be made, as well as an ankle split.

That's what you've got? Change that name to "Tubesteak." It's a better fit.

Shox · 11-11-2013, 12:00 PM

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Originally Posted by zms325i

How exactly is winning by 3 dismantling the franchise??

Sorry didn't know you struggled with reading. The part about Peyton watching from the sideline I think we be a real problem for your future of the franchise.

Rohirrim · 11-11-2013, 12:04 PM

All Chef's fan has is wishing injuries on opposing players. In other words, pretty much admitting that they know their team is a fraud.

Natedogg · 11-11-2013, 12:06 PM

28 20 denver. but not actually that close.

razorwire77 · 11-11-2013, 12:08 PM

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Originally Posted by Chiefsteak

I could see Chiefs over pursuing early on. Then adjustments will be made, as well as an ankle split.

The only adjustment that will be made will be epic crying from Chef fan about the "illegal" rubs that Bronco receivers use. Basically, the same rubs that every team in the NFL uses out of a bunch formation. Manning is going to attack to Hali's side a lot on first down and try to slow down the pass rush by forcing him to fan out into coverage in the flat. 4 or 5 yard short curls to set up 2nd and short. Get D.J. to over commit to the screen and attack the intermediate stuff over the middle with Welker. he'll also take a couple of shots if your safeties creep up.

KC's defense is getting exposed in this game. And by exposed, I mean shown to be merely a good defense that benefited from lucky circumstances, not a great one.

Shox · 11-11-2013, 12:09 PM

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Originally Posted by Rohirrim

All Chef's fan has is wishing injuries on opposing players. In other words, pretty much admitting that they know their team is a fraud.

Not wishing. Just know you can't block Hali, Houston, and Poe + Peyton is old, brittle and already hurting.

Very, very bad combo for your boy.

razorwire77 · 11-11-2013, 12:11 PM

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Originally Posted by Rohirrim;3965730[B

]All Chef's fan has is wishing injuries on opposing players.[/B] In other words, pretty much admitting that they know their team is a fraud.

If there is football Karma, Chefplanet has pretty much guaranteed that Hali's, Poe's, Houston's and Charles' ACL's will all be torn simultaneously during warmups. Never seen any football board anywhere that has a 9 page weekly wish injury thread like that one.

Shox · 11-11-2013, 12:12 PM

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Originally Posted by razorwire77

The only adjustment that will be made will be epic crying from Chef fan about the "illegal" rubs that Bronco receivers use. Basically, the same rubs that every team in the NFL uses out of a bunch formation. .

Give me a break. Your WR don't pick, they flat out block before and during the pass. You get away with because the NFL front office loves Peyton. At least have a little pride in yourself and be honest about what is going on.

crush17 · 11-11-2013, 12:16 PM

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Originally Posted by Shox

Give me a break. Your WR don't pick, they flat out block before and during the pass. You get away with because the NFL front office loves Peyton. At least have a little pride in yourself and be honest about what is going on.

Do not feed this troll.

Peoples Champ · 11-11-2013, 12:16 PM

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Originally Posted by razorwire77

The only adjustment that will be made will be epic crying from Chef fan about the "illegal" rubs that Bronco receivers use. Basically, the same rubs that every team in the NFL uses out of a bunch formation. Manning is going to attack to Hali's side a lot on first down and try to slow down the pass rush by forcing him to fan out into coverage in the flat. 4 or 5 yard short curls to set up 2nd and short. Get D.J. to over commit to the screen and attack the intermediate stuff over the middle with Welker. he'll also take a couple of shots if your safeties creep up.

KC's defense is getting exposed in this game. And by exposed, I mean shown to be merely a good defense that benefited from lucky circumstances, not a great one.

Correct. I do think the Cheifs D is good, but not in the same conversation as the 2000 ravens like chiefs fans on the omane were saying.

razorwire77 · 11-11-2013, 12:16 PM

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Originally Posted by Shox

Give me a break. Your WR don't pick, they flat out block before and during the pass. You get away with because the NFL front office loves Peyton. At least have a little pride in yourself and be honest about what is going on.

Pregame whining has commenced and we are six days from kickoff.

32 teams run the exact same types of rubs out of bunch and trips formations.

Shox · 11-11-2013, 12:17 PM

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Originally Posted by crush17

Do not feed this troll.

Hard to rebutt the truth isn't it.

broncosteven · 11-11-2013, 12:17 PM

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Originally Posted by Shox

Not wishing. Just know you can't block Hali, Houston, and Poe + Peyton is old, brittle and already hurting.

Very, very bad combo for your boy.

And yet kFc has only 1 sack in their last 2 games...

Houston has only 3.5 sacks in the last 6 games.

what's up with that?

Miller has 1 sack and 1 FF in each of his last 2 games. I see him feasting on your rookie RT and poor interior OL.

I would be more worried about what Wolfe, Miller, and Phillips are going to do to your TEBOW run 1st QB.

Gelding Horse · 11-11-2013, 12:19 PM

34-23 donks. Hopefully KC wins in KC. I think the Chiefs D has a better chance at Arrowhead. The Chiefs offense is only OK overall, low points, low turnovers. If the broncs crush the Chiefs in Denver, which could very well happen, they could come into KC a little overconfident/ soft. The donks are the team to beat in the AFC. Wish I could see a different scenario.

Shox · 11-11-2013, 12:19 PM

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Originally Posted by razorwire77

Pregame whining has commenced and we are six days from kickoff.

32 teams run the exact same types of rubs out of bunch and trips formations.

um you brought it up Razor trying to rationalize the tactic. I just called you out, because a lot of teams do run picks. Only the Donkies get away with out and out blocking before the pass.

bpc · 11-11-2013, 12:19 PM

Last game, Denver won 38-3. Major changes since then: Clady being knocked out for the season, Champ being knocked out most of this season and the Chiefs acquisition of Alex Smith and then feasting on a last place schedule playing virtually nobody.

I'll concede that the gap will be closed by 10 pts or so based on Denver's injuries and being banged up plus Smith being a better game manager than Brady Quinn was, however not by much. I think KC will score in the 13-17 pt range. I think Denver will score in the 34-38 pt range.

They have an opportunistic defense which will probably help their offense put 3-7 pts on the board. That's about as much as they should expect. We gashed them last game at Mile High w/ 172 yds rushing. We have virtually the same running backs, talent wise, in tow. Lance Ball hit these guys up for around 70 yds and a TD. Knowshon had around 45 yds and a TD. Decker and Thomas both netted 7 catches a piece and really couldn't be covered. Their CB's couldn't stop us then and with the ugly film i've seen the past few weeks vs. Oakland, Cleveland, Buffalo, not much has changed on that front vs an improved pass rush. They won't be able to match up with Thomas, Decker, now Welker and Julius Thomas. I imagine we'll see more passes out of the backfield and screens to Knowshon and the WR's as KC will try to blitz and T off on a hobbled Manning.

On offense, KC is going to run a bunch of draws and screens. Denver is going to have to be choosey about when they blitz to not give up easy yardage to these guys. Honestly, I don't think we really need to blitz. I'd be more than happy running a 4-3, letting our front line get after it and making Alex Smith beat coverage all day... FYI, he won't be able to do it and they will be forced into a punt fest. On the draws, its going to be huge that we get penetration to force Charles to outrun Trevathan, Woodyard, and Irvin. That also won't happen. Charles managed 14 carries for 52 yds last game.

Denver holds all the keys to this game even with us spotting the chiefs a few all-pro injuries.

I like Denver 37 or 38 pts to around 17 for the Chops.

OOJack · 11-11-2013, 12:24 PM

Peoples Champ · 11-11-2013, 12:26 PM

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Originally Posted by bpc

Last game, Denver won 38-3. Major changes since then: Clady being knocked out for the season, Champ being knocked out most of this season and the Chiefs acquisition of Alex Smith and then feasting on a last place schedule playing virtually nobody.

I'll concede that the gap will be closed by 10 pts or so based on Denver's injuries and being banged up plus Smith being a better game manager than Brady Quinn was, however not by much. I think KC will score in the 13-17 pt range. I think Denver will score in the 34-38 pt range.

They have an opportunistic defense which will probably help their offense put 3-7 pts on the board. That's about as much as they should expect. We gashed them last game at Mile High w/ 172 yds rushing. We have virtually the same running backs, talent wise, in tow. Lance Ball hit these guys up for around 70 yds and a TD. Knowshon had around 45 yds and a TD. Decker and Thomas both netted 7 catches a piece and really couldn't be covered. Their CB's couldn't stop us then and with the ugly film i've seen the past few weeks vs. Oakland, Cleveland, Buffalo, not much has changed on that front vs an improved pass rush. They won't be able to match up with Thomas, Decker, now Welker and Julius Thomas. I imagine we'll see more passes out of the backfield and screens to Knowshon and the WR's as KC will try to blitz and T off on a hobbled Manning.

On offense, KC is going to run a bunch of draws and screens. Denver is going to have to be choosey about when they blitz to not give up easy yardage to these guys. Honestly, I don't think we really need to blitz. I'd be more than happy running a 4-3, letting our front line get after it and making Alex Smith beat coverage all day... FYI, he won't be able to do it and they will be forced into a punt fest. On the draws, its going to be huge that we get penetration to force Charles to outrun Trevathan, Woodyard, and Irvin. That also won't happen. Charles managed 14 carries for 52 yds last game.

Denver holds all the keys to this game even with us spotting the chiefs a few all-pro injuries.

I like Denver 37 or 38 pts to around 17 for the Chops.

Perfect analysis.

Drunken.Broncoholic2 · 11-11-2013, 12:26 PM

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Originally Posted by Shox

Not wishing. Just know you can't block Hali, Houston, and Poe + Peyton is old, brittle and already hurting.

Very, very bad combo for your boy.

Then how come they haven't sacked **** for the last couple games? They couldn't even sack Tuel

Shox · 11-11-2013, 12:29 PM

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Originally Posted by Drunken.Broncoholic2

Then how come they haven't sacked **** for the last couple games? They couldn't even sack Tuel

Because the Bills Oline is about 5X times better than the Donkies right now.

DenverBrit · 11-11-2013, 12:30 PM

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Your average Donkie fan.

Bronco: An unbroken or imperfectly broken range horse of western No. America

Donkey: Descendant of the African wild ass that has been used as a beast of burden since 4000BC.

Jackass: Someone who doesn't know the difference.

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Rohirrim Partisan "Push forward." Join Date: Jan 2003 Location: Trumpville (like Potterville, but stupider) Posts: 73,700	All Chef's fan has is wishing injuries on opposing players. In other words, pretty much admitting that they know their team is a fraud.

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Natedogg 1st Amendment Protection Mile High. Join Date: May 2005 Location: Narcville, USA Posts: 2,481 Adopt-a-Bronco: Travis Henry	28 20 denver. but not actually that close.

11-11-2013, 12:19 PM	#43
Gelding Horse Rookie New to the Forum Join Date: Oct 2013 Posts: 83 Adopt-a-Bronco: None	34-23 donks. Hopefully KC wins in KC. I think the Chiefs D has a better chance at Arrowhead. The Chiefs offense is only OK overall, low points, low turnovers. If the broncs crush the Chiefs in Denver, which could very well happen, they could come into KC a little overconfident/ soft. The donks are the team to beat in the AFC. Wish I could see a different scenario.

11-11-2013, 12:19 PM	#45
bpc "Nemo Me Impune Lacessit" 1 sword keeps another in the sheath Join Date: Apr 2003 Location: Northern California Posts: 17,040 Adopt-a-Bronco: Brendan Langley	Last game, Denver won 38-3. Major changes since then: Clady being knocked out for the season, Champ being knocked out most of this season and the Chiefs acquisition of Alex Smith and then feasting on a last place schedule playing virtually nobody. I'll concede that the gap will be closed by 10 pts or so based on Denver's injuries and being banged up plus Smith being a better game manager than Brady Quinn was, however not by much. I think KC will score in the 13-17 pt range. I think Denver will score in the 34-38 pt range. They have an opportunistic defense which will probably help their offense put 3-7 pts on the board. That's about as much as they should expect. We gashed them last game at Mile High w/ 172 yds rushing. We have virtually the same running backs, talent wise, in tow. Lance Ball hit these guys up for around 70 yds and a TD. Knowshon had around 45 yds and a TD. Decker and Thomas both netted 7 catches a piece and really couldn't be covered. Their CB's couldn't stop us then and with the ugly film i've seen the past few weeks vs. Oakland, Cleveland, Buffalo, not much has changed on that front vs an improved pass rush. They won't be able to match up with Thomas, Decker, now Welker and Julius Thomas. I imagine we'll see more passes out of the backfield and screens to Knowshon and the WR's as KC will try to blitz and T off on a hobbled Manning. On offense, KC is going to run a bunch of draws and screens. Denver is going to have to be choosey about when they blitz to not give up easy yardage to these guys. Honestly, I don't think we really need to blitz. I'd be more than happy running a 4-3, letting our front line get after it and making Alex Smith beat coverage all day... FYI, he won't be able to do it and they will be forced into a punt fest. On the draws, its going to be huge that we get penetration to force Charles to outrun Trevathan, Woodyard, and Irvin. That also won't happen. Charles managed 14 carries for 52 yds last game. Denver holds all the keys to this game even with us spotting the chiefs a few all-pro injuries. I like Denver 37 or 38 pts to around 17 for the Chops.