Denver @ Baltimore: 10-4 ATS Last Week

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As a Denver Broncos fan, the smart play is Baltimore at -7.

Denver hasn't won in Baltimore in over 10 years. The Ravens have the number one pass defense and they get pressure on the QB. The Broncos O-Line is good (not great), but they are going to get crushed by Baltimore's front 7. I think McDaniels is smart enough to draw up a great game plan for the #1 pass offense in the NFL, but I don't see it being executed too well against a dominate pass rush. Back to back games on the east coast. This one seems to be even tougher on the Broncos than last week. The Broncos barely squeezed by last week.

Baltimore -7

TUSKEN · Answer

As a Denver Broncos fan, the smart play is Baltimore at -7.

Denver hasn't won in Baltimore in over 10 years. The Ravens have the number one pass defense and they get pressure on the QB. The Broncos O-Line is good (not great), but they are going to get crushed by Baltimore's front 7. I think McDaniels is smart enough to draw up a great game plan for the #1 pass offense in the NFL, but I don't see it being executed too well against a dominate pass rush. Back to back games on the east coast. This one seems to be even tougher on the Broncos than last week. The Broncos barely squeezed by last week.

Baltimore -7

TUSKEN · Answer

I post this because I see a lot of love on Denver in this forum.  I say it&#x27;s a no play or Baltimore.

Anent · Answer

I should have taken Baltimore. Just blind to this game. As I watch Denver implode, I wonder about coach McDaniels' decision to snuff the running game. Bill Romanowski was on the radio yesterday. Before he plugged his "Nutrition 53" product. he was asked to evaluate The Denver Broncos. He compared their strategy to New England and Indianapolis - two other team that, in his view, essentially scrapped their running game to focus on a pass for 4 yards type of attack. He's right. We've gone to leading the league in rushing year after year to having the lowest ranking in the league. If McDaniels is deliberately modeling us after Indy and New England, he may want to consider the talent difference at QB. Orton has impressed me. Heck, he's impressed everybody. I'm now an Orton fan. But even though I'm in the Orton fan club, I'm smart enough to recognize that Orton will never be Peyton Manning or Tom Brady. I also question how good a defense can be at stopping the run when their part of a team that ignores the run on offense? Romanowski talked about how a running attack wears down the defense of the other team. He's right. I wonder why McDaniels doesn't get these football basics.

In my view, we have the worst coach in the league.

Anent · Answer

The guy blew two field goal opportunities last week, instead going for it on 4th down and failing.

His decision making is shit, as was evidence by our draft last year - we all know what player I'm referring to. He's no longer w/ the team.

Anent · Answer

delay of game - unforgivable.7 penalties for 70 yards.

Anent · Answer

nice catch by Lloyd!

Anent · Answer

nice "body control."i&#x27;m on the over, btw.

Anent · Answer

nice job McDaniels - blowing the 1st down challenge (knee down was a reception).

Denver @ Baltimore: 10-4 ATS Last Week

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