So who do you guys think will win the Super Bowl, Denver or Seattle?
[quote]on edge wrote:
So who do you guys think will win the Super Bowl, Denver or Seattle?[/quote]
Denver? LOL, they can’t stop the chargers running game.
That D will keep them from winning it just like it did last year.
[quote]gregron wrote:
[quote]on edge wrote:
So who do you guys think will win the Super Bowl, Denver or Seattle?[/quote]
Denver? LOL, they can’t stop the chargers running game.
That D will keep them from winning it just like it did last year.[/quote]
Greg picks Seattle to crush Denver in the Super Bowl.
Who else is going to make a pick?
[quote]on edge wrote:
[quote]gregron wrote:
[quote]on edge wrote:
So who do you guys think will win the Super Bowl, Denver or Seattle?[/quote]
Denver? LOL, they can’t stop the chargers running game.
That D will keep them from winning it just like it did last year.[/quote]
Greg picks Seattle to crush Denver in the Super Bowl.
Who else is going to make a pick?[/quote]
F Seattle.
Go Niners!!! 
EDIT: I don’t think the Broncos will even make the Super Bowl.
[quote]gregron wrote:
[quote]on edge wrote:
[quote]gregron wrote:
[quote]on edge wrote:
So who do you guys think will win the Super Bowl, Denver or Seattle?[/quote]
Denver? LOL, they can’t stop the chargers running game.
That D will keep them from winning it just like it did last year.[/quote]
Greg picks Seattle to crush Denver in the Super Bowl.
Who else is going to make a pick?[/quote]
F Seattle.
Go Niners!!!
EDIT: I don’t think the Broncos will even make the Super Bowl.[/quote]
I sure hope not! If the Pats win out they will take home field, but they have some tough games.
I think in the NFC it’s going to be either Seattle, Niners, or Saints. The AFC will either be Broncos, Pats, or shit I don’t know. I want to say the Bengals, but I don’t trust Dalton in the playoffs.
[quote]strungoutboy21 wrote:
I sure hope not! If the Pats win out they will take home field, but they have some tough games.
I think in the NFC it’s going to be either Seattle, Niners, or Saints. The AFC will either be Broncos, Pats, or shit I don’t know. I want to say the Bengals, but I don’t trust Dalton in the playoffs.[/quote]
I think it’s either SF or Seattle out of the NFC and my AFC pick was NE until Gronk went out. Bengals could be the dark horse since their run game is pretty decent.
Keenan Allen is a stud. That knee injury of his was a god send for the chargers. I was telling my buddy (who’s a huge charger fan) about him after they drafted him and said he was a stud at Cal. He’s tearing it up. Hands down the offensive ROY this year.
[quote]gregron wrote:
[quote]on edge wrote:
[quote]gregron wrote:
[quote]on edge wrote:
So who do you guys think will win the Super Bowl, Denver or Seattle?[/quote]
Denver? LOL, they can’t stop the chargers running game.
That D will keep them from winning it just like it did last year.[/quote]
Greg picks Seattle to crush Denver in the Super Bowl.
Who else is going to make a pick?[/quote]
F Seattle.
Go Niners!!!
EDIT: I don’t think the Broncos will even make the Super Bowl.[/quote]
I’m a Niners fan since Brodie but I’m also a realist. I don’t see who’s going to go into Seattle and take them out. The Sea Hawks are a handful on the road, when they’re in their own house probably only the Niners have a chance but it’s a slim one. The AFC isn’t as tough at the top as the NFC. I can only envision the Broncos making it all the way.
[quote]on edge wrote:
[quote]gregron wrote:
[quote]on edge wrote:
[quote]gregron wrote:
[quote]on edge wrote:
So who do you guys think will win the Super Bowl, Denver or Seattle?[/quote]
Denver? LOL, they can’t stop the chargers running game.
That D will keep them from winning it just like it did last year.[/quote]
Greg picks Seattle to crush Denver in the Super Bowl.
Who else is going to make a pick?[/quote]
F Seattle.
Go Niners!!!
EDIT: I don’t think the Broncos will even make the Super Bowl.[/quote]
I’m a Niners fan since Brodie but I’m also a realist. I don’t see who’s going to go into Seattle and take them out. The Sea Hawks are a handful on the road, when they’re in their own house probably only the Niners have a chance but it’s a slim one. The AFC isn’t as tough at the top as the NFC. I can only envision the Broncos making it all the way.[/quote]
Ya playing in Seattle is tough for sure but a team like SF or maybe Carolina could do it.
Run the ball, keep it out of seattles hands, get 2+ TO’s and play tough D. That’s the only chance you have to beat Seattle at home and I think SF or Carolina COULD do it.
I can’t believe the Chargers won last night, Now if my Pats could just win out the rest of the season but I won’t hold my breath.
Seattle over Chiefs in the Superbowl. The two losses to Denver did more good for the Chiefs than any of the wins this year. I would have no fear of Indy or the Bengals, NE aren’t the same team without Gronk and its very hard for a team to beat a division rival three times in one year. Both losses to Denver where just a few plays from being wins, particularly in Arrowhead. If we get to play them again we will make those plays and win the game.
Lets see the total playoff picture before we make picks, still three games to go.
Yall gave me pretty good advice last time so I need some advice on fantasy, Pick 3:
AJ Green @ Pitt
Josh Gordon @ Chicago
Desean Jackson @ Minnesota
Alshon Jeffreys vs Cleveland (Joe Haden terrifies me)
When in doubt, never take green out. Desean and who ever else you feel is going to have a good day.
[quote]usmccds423 wrote:
I think, they think he just hasn’t developed enough and the injury took him 3 steps back. A lot of RG3’s flaws were covered up by his ability to scrabble and run. Losing a step hasn’t fixed the flaws in his game that’s for sure. [/quote]
That’s how I feel, rushed back looked like crap, his numbers are close to last year’s besides interceptions which ruins games. It’s a smart move to sit him no point of injuring him and then they get to audition cousin’s to other teams for a draft pick. win win, rg3’s ego needa a chek too lol.
[quote]Jlabs wrote:
rg3’s ego needa a chek too lol.[/quote]
He seems like a nice kid, but I def agree with this.
[quote]Derek542 wrote:
Lets see the total playoff picture before we make picks, still three games to go.[/quote]
I have 100% confidence in my prediction: The Hawks will crush everybody or my heart and soul will be crushed.
One of those two things will happen.
[quote]jjackkrash wrote:
[quote]Derek542 wrote:
Lets see the total playoff picture before we make picks, still three games to go.[/quote]
I have 100% confidence in my prediction: The Hawks will crush everybody or my heart and soul will be crushed.
One of those two things will happen. [/quote]
lol
Okay Jack I understand.
Do you get PM’s?
[quote]redstar144 wrote:
Seattle over Chiefs in the Superbowl. The two losses to Denver did more good for the Chiefs than any of the wins this year. I would have no fear of Indy or the Bengals, NE aren’t the same team without Gronk and its very hard for a team to beat a division rival three times in one year. Both losses to Denver where just a few plays from being wins, particularly in Arrowhead. If we get to play them again we will make those plays and win the game.[/quote]
The Chiefs still have to win in San Diego!! Might be a shoot out.
[quote]gregron wrote:
[quote]strungoutboy21 wrote:
I sure hope not! If the Pats win out they will take home field, but they have some tough games.
I think in the NFC it’s going to be either Seattle, Niners, or Saints. The AFC will either be Broncos, Pats, or shit I don’t know. I want to say the Bengals, but I don’t trust Dalton in the playoffs.[/quote]
I think it’s either SF or Seattle out of the NFC and my AFC pick was NE until Gronk went out. Bengals could be the dark horse since their run game is pretty decent.
Keenan Allen is a stud. That knee injury of his was a god send for the chargers. I was telling my buddy (who’s a huge charger fan) about him after they drafted him and said he was a stud at Cal. He’s tearing it up. Hands down the offensive ROY this year.[/quote]
Keenan Allen was a such a steal in the draft. To get that production right away out of a third round pick is great. I’m looking forward to see what he can do in the next few years.
Also, anybody see the Ron Burgandy and Peyton Manning interview, pretty funny stuff.