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Denver (+6) at Carolina (2-7-16)


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2 minutes ago, oldunclemark said:

 That's it CR....you can stop the double TE...but you probably saw them talk about it on TV..

....they pull a guard.....run the back in the hole and then Cam comes behind him....

Denver is not big up front and they could be pushed around.

 

One thing I am hearing is that this will be a pro-Denver crowd. That will help the Broncos front 7 get off the ball

 

Yep, I agree. Denver's defense will throw a lot of different looks at Cam. Make him think twice. The flow of this game should be decided rather quickly in the trenches. If Denver D gets off the ball quickly they can give the Panthers OL fits. Size can be misleading as you know. That's where the Broncos LB corps comes in. Surging in on multiple plays & disguising them might prove to be significant. It certainly looked that way against Brady & New England a couple weeks ago. :thmup:

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On 2/6/2016 at 4:11 PM, King Colt said:

35 Panthers 17 Broncos

If the Panthers go out ahead in the first half Denver will struggle to get even and go ahead we all know that. The question all week is should Denver's D go for the QB like they have done al year and the answer is yes. Don't try something new, go with what brought you there. I'm pulling for Denver but I do like the Panthers head coach.

Denver's receivers can win this game if they catch the ball and don't rule out the Carolina D out playing the Broncos D.

 

lmao

 

The #1 Broncos defense in the NFL is going to give up 35 points to a bunch of no name WR and an old RB? LMAO!!!!

 

The Broncos defense gave up an average of 18.5 pts per game in the regular season. 

They are giving up an average of 17 points this postseason. 

 

Thinking the Panthers are going to score 35 is like thinking aliens will interrupt the halftime show and abduct the players. 

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1 hour ago, SilentHill said:

 

lmao

 

The #1 Broncos defense in the NFL is going to give up 35 points to a bunch of no name WR and an old RB? LMAO!!!!

 

The Broncos defense gave up an average of 18.5 pts per game in the regular season. 

They are giving up an average of 17 points this postseason. 

 

Thinking the Panthers are going to score 35 is like thinking aliens will interrupt the halftime show and abduct the players. 

 

broncos defense played a brown and bell less steelers and a patched work oline with injuries to eldeman and gronk patriots team. if you look at the games they played late the season, they were average. cam has been killing better defenses like the seahawks and cards. 

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1 hour ago, SilentHill said:

Speaking to the spread, Denver +6 is an amazing spread. I'd take that every day of the week, No chance that this game is a blowout in either direction. 

 

 

Minutes before the game, I'd still put a lot on Denver getting 5 1/2 or 6..

....I think the number should be 3

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1 minute ago, PeterBowman said:

Hahahahahah did you all see Brady get booed during the super bowl mvp intros?

 

I saw that, so did Branch, almost no one likes the Patriots.  

 

Did is anyone else notice how many of those guys had distinct limps?  Football is hard on the body.

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