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#1
A) Colts
B) Saints
C) Both
Which Undefeated team will lose tomorrow?
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#10
They'll both get runs for their money. But, if I had to guess, I'd venture to say the Indianapolis Colts. I think last week's win over the surging Titans squelched any of the Colts' doubters out there. Quite frankly, though, the Titans left a lot of plays (and points) out on that field.
This week they face a serious giant killer in the Denver Broncos. Denver might have the most impressive resume of wins yet this season. They've beaten the Bengals in Cincinnati, the Cowboys, the Patriots, the Chargers in San Diego, and the Giants. Granted, many of these wins came in the first half of the season before they hit their four-game wall. In the last couple of weeks, though, the Broncos have worked the kinks out of their offense. And in many ways, the Marshall-Knowshon scuffle seems to have re-unified this team. They've gotten back to playing the kind of football they were playing earlier this season.
What's worse, the Broncos pose a match-up problem for the Colts: a defensive end that must be double-teamed (the Colts are adamant about never double-teaming) and a veteran secondary (Bailey, Law, and Dawkins) who have seen a lot of what Manning will be throwing at them (pun intended). They have also quietly developed a potent rushing attack that a team needs against the Colts.
This week they face a serious giant killer in the Denver Broncos. Denver might have the most impressive resume of wins yet this season. They've beaten the Bengals in Cincinnati, the Cowboys, the Patriots, the Chargers in San Diego, and the Giants. Granted, many of these wins came in the first half of the season before they hit their four-game wall. In the last couple of weeks, though, the Broncos have worked the kinks out of their offense. And in many ways, the Marshall-Knowshon scuffle seems to have re-unified this team. They've gotten back to playing the kind of football they were playing earlier this season.
What's worse, the Broncos pose a match-up problem for the Colts: a defensive end that must be double-teamed (the Colts are adamant about never double-teaming) and a veteran secondary (Bailey, Law, and Dawkins) who have seen a lot of what Manning will be throwing at them (pun intended). They have also quietly developed a potent rushing attack that a team needs against the Colts.
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#12
Quote Originally Posted by PistolPete21:
In the last couple of weeks, though, the Broncos have worked the kinks out of their offense. And in many ways, the Marshall-Knowshon scuffle seems to have re-unified this team. They've gotten back to playing the kind of football they were playing earlier this season.
In the last couple of weeks, though, the Broncos have worked the kinks out of their offense. And in many ways, the Marshall-Knowshon scuffle seems to have re-unified this team. They've gotten back to playing the kind of football they were playing earlier this season.
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#13
Quote Originally Posted by troyes:
Youre so confident that one of them will lose? Think i will make money if i bet both broncos +250 and falcons +420?
Or you just wanted another controversal thread this weekend?
Youre so confident that one of them will lose? Think i will make money if i bet both broncos +250 and falcons +420?
Or you just wanted another controversal thread this weekend?
Unlike some in this forum, I never lead people to a ledge on a can't miss play. You can do what you want. It's your money.
D) is not listed for a reason
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#15
Quote Originally Posted by Coach19:
Colts won't lose. They want that NFL record real bad...not to mention sewing up home field throughout the playoffs and rendering the last 3 weeks relatively meaningless aside from breaking in a new backup QB...whoever that might be.
Colts won't lose. They want that NFL record real bad...not to mention sewing up home field throughout the playoffs and rendering the last 3 weeks relatively meaningless aside from breaking in a new backup QB...whoever that might be.
This is a contradictory post if I've ever read one. If they want the undefeated season so badly, then how can the last 3 games be meaningless? 
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#16
Quote Originally Posted by BigNiner:
This is a contradictory post if I've ever read one. If they want the undefeated season so badly, then how can the last 3 games be meaningless?
Never said anything about the undefeated season...that they don't care so much about. I was referring to the consecutive win streak which they currently share with their rival Patriots. Read a bit more carefully.
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#19
Quote Originally Posted by Coach19:
Never said anything about the undefeated season...that they don't care so much about. I was referring to the consecutive win streak which they currently share with their rival Patriots. Read a bit more carefully.
In my defense...your post was far from clear. Reading carefully had nothing to do with it
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