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I was wrong. I was really wrong. I made a huge mistake.
It's not that I question the logic behind my preseason prediction that Peyton Manning and the Denver Broncos were closer to a 10-win team than a juggernaut. My issue, my faux pas, my grotesque flub was applying logic at all.
What a silly, silly concept. I'm a silly, silly man.
Manning and the Broncos defy logic. They laugh in the face of logic. They're a flawless 4-0 while punching logic in the mouth.
I'm so foolish. I thought Denver would be in a feeling-out process because Wes Welker was nicked in the preseason and needed to get acclimated. I'm so naïve. I thought Denver would at least appear to be stuck in the mud with injuries on the offensive line. I'm so clueless. I thought Denver would at least stumble slightly with three flawed running backs and nobody to feature
http://www.nfl.com/news/story/0ap200...ers-with-start
It's not that I question the logic behind my preseason prediction that Peyton Manning and the Denver Broncos were closer to a 10-win team than a juggernaut. My issue, my faux pas, my grotesque flub was applying logic at all.
What a silly, silly concept. I'm a silly, silly man.
Manning and the Broncos defy logic. They laugh in the face of logic. They're a flawless 4-0 while punching logic in the mouth.
I'm so foolish. I thought Denver would be in a feeling-out process because Wes Welker was nicked in the preseason and needed to get acclimated. I'm so naïve. I thought Denver would at least appear to be stuck in the mud with injuries on the offensive line. I'm so clueless. I thought Denver would at least stumble slightly with three flawed running backs and nobody to feature
http://www.nfl.com/news/story/0ap200...ers-with-start
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