2013 NFL Season

JJLehto wrote: I guess they couldn't really get to Peyton either. His line is awesome but holy sh*t the way he can elude pressure and get that ball out so fast. I'm tempted to say no one can stop Denver, just hope to outscore em or that they stop themselves...but I'll keep the faith. Every offense can be stopped, maybe KC will do it!

I'd like to pick the Jets, they play some pretty damn good D, and quietly for once (Rex's ability to shut the f**k up is more amazing than anything), Falcons are underwhelming...I'll second it being an ugly game but I just can't see Geno Smith and his lack of teammates beating Atlanta. Hobbled or not, too many weapons. Hope I'm wrong, I like Geno and and local Mo Wilkerson.


Cincy is playing some epic defense but Dalton has really stalled as a player.
The AFC #2 eh? Hm...well KC is legit, I'll say it. The Pats will get things back on track, and they play mean defense.
Cincy is up there, Indy has true grit.   I don't believe in Houston (downslide), Baltimore (rebuilding), or Miami (upswing) though all are strong teams...maybe not Texans

damn, brutal.

mhm Linden, NJ 5 miles up the road pretty much.
I actually saw him play once, when Temple came to Penn State. I just recall it was a defensive game and his name stood out. Knew the name/he was a good player only because they were a kind of rival to PSU but can't say I knew much of him. Crazy how things turn out.

Geno is looking good. He's a rookie, for sure, but nice arm, stands well in the pocket, holds up under pressure...none of which Sanchez could do. If any fan still wants him back they're loons

Geno isn't bad honestly.
Along with Wilson and even Pryor glad to see these running QBs that can actually pass.
Let's see if he can run the 2 minute.

If Atlanta ever gets defense they may be able to hold their own. Until then...yikes.

Yes...quite ironic. The two games I thought would be suck were good, and the one game I thought would be good was suck. Shows how much I know.

Yeah, ATL is looking seriously weak in a lot of areas, especially D.

Deff real potential for Geno, great game and clutchness. Hope this is the end of dirty sanchez for good

Padraic wrote: I have a buddy in Atlanta...suffice to say last night was not one of his better nights.

Equality 7-2521 wrote: Padraic wrote: I have a buddy in Atlanta...suffice to say last night was not one of his better nights. Day can't be much better after hearing that Julio Jones is out for the year.

Yup, it's not so much the record...a team can always rally, but it's the talent .

Metalmarsh89 wrote: JJLehto wrote: I guess they couldn't really get to Peyton either. His line is awesome but holy sh*t the way he can elude pressure and get that ball out so fast. I'm tempted to say no one can stop Denver, just hope to outscore em or that they stop themselves...but I'll keep the faith. Every offense can be stopped, maybe KC will do it! Cincinnati's D-line could handle Denvers O-line, and after the game against the Patriots, their secondary could probably help keep the Broncos to under 30 points. Of course, their offense can be anemic enough to keep them out of the game. Who's the second best team in the AFC right now? That title is most assuredly up for grabs between Cincinnati, New England, Baltimore, Miami, and Indianapolis. In fact, I wouldn't be surprised if those are the teams who make the playoffs behind Denver. I don't think Houston or Cleveland quite have what it takes. Cleveland is on the upswing, but I just don't see much more upside.