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Or perhaps the real question to ask the owner is why should we spend money on a bad product?

I'm not a Tebow lover or hater. I just try to understand football. The title of your thread shows your bias. Your bitter that you are wrong about the outcome of the game. Out of all the blown or missed calls this year by the refs (the Bills or otherwise) to claim foul on this is most lame. It is really the most insignificant of all the questionable referring in that game.

Not really concerning. This is nitpicking to the nth degree about the officiating. Sometimes you get these calls, other times you don't and they are missed. You must be one of those people that thought Denver didn't have a chance this game because of Tebow and now your bitter? The bigger issue with calls in this game was the backwards pass that can't be ruled a fumble after review. Now that's a travesty!

That's a horrible and unispiring hire. I thought they wanted to get rid of conservative offensive playing? Jets fans can't be to happy about this. They will run him out of town like they did Shotty.

The Pat's won't do stupid things with their safeteys like the Steelers did. Tebow won't get the same looks down field in the passing game. They can indeed rush on the Pat's though. Hopefully Denver can minimize turnovers and guys like Von Miller can rattle Brady.

It's not just this year. I think he has been awful for many years in this regard. I am interested, if there are any stats on this on how he compares to the others? Is my intuition from watching games correct?

I gauge a punter at how well he can pin his punts within the 10 yard line than anything else and from watching Bills games I think Moorman is awful in this regards. He even has problems pinning his punts within the 20 yard line. He is the touchback king! This is just from watching the games and comparing him to punters from watching games around the NFL. Any stats guys on this? I say Moorman is definitely replaceable because he doesn't help us in the field position that much.

Wiseguys bet on the Pitt game the week before. Great equity on that game. Not so much this week. But I do hope Denver beats them.

The thing that is different about playing NE VS Pitt is the offense. Pittsburgh offense is dreadful, New England on the other hand...this game will be an uphill battle for the Broncos, but I hope they beat them. I won't claim victory for the Broncos like in this thread the week before the game. http://forums.twobillsdrive.com/topic/140667-who-thinks-denver-can-beat-pittsburgh-this-week/

The safety's were used a lot in containing Tebow and the running the game. I think in terms of the Safety's it was more on a poor gameplan on Lebau's part than Personnel.

Teams playing man coverage with the DB's is what Tebow see all the time. That is not anything different. The mistake the Steelers made was with how they played their safeties. Blitzed too much and didn't use them to help out their DB's enough over top.

That game wasn't luck. The coaches finally let him throw the ball in 1st, 2nd and 3rd down situations all game and he succeded. I'll give him credit. He took shots down field and the coaches even added in a quick passing game. He still needs to work on his accuracy though. That can be fixed with coaching and experience. Last game was only the 1st step to the evolution of what you can do with a Tim Tebow. I bet in the offseason they really work on the passing game because this game showed how deadly it can become.

What we can learn from the Broncos is how important a pass rush is to a successful defense. A pass rushing, playmaking LB is where we need to go in the draft this year.

The Steelers have not really played consistently all year. They put up a lot of stinkers all year especially on the offensive side of the ball. I thought Denver matched up so well that I couldn't believe the odds Vegas was paying out earlier in the week. Like I said earlier in this thread, Denver REVELS in these types of games because they could keep the scoring down. When I heard on the radio that Vegas was giving 10-1 odds early in the week from Colin Cowherd I thought that was REALLY high. I don't think the outcome has anything to do with injuries. They out coached the Steelers. DENVER FINALLY OPENED UP THE PLAYBOOK FOR THIS GUY. Steelers thought Tebow couldn't make the throws, they adjusting their offensive gameplan and HE DID! Denver completely adjusted their strategy with a quick passing game and mixing it in with the deep passing game because the safteys where playing little over the DB. The Steelers where crowding the box with man to man coverage on the outside. The safeties where playing VERY AGGRESSIVE in the run game. Next week against New England might be a different story for Denver however.

This guy is probably enjoying a bottle of Cristal with a stripper right now. Good for him!

BUMP!

Cowhered was saying in vegas there was a $10,000 bet on Denver at 10-1 odds. Those are amazing odds to take Denver on.

You can tell when Buddy Nix was describing Lee Evans as a football player he didn't think too highly of him at the current stage in his career and you know what? Buddy Nix was absolutely correct. I don't think there is any way he would bring him back and there is really nothing that he would add. His one trick pony and being effective on that one route is all but gone.

Norv is liking many coaching failures. Horrible head coach but a great coordinator. He should not have gotten that contract extension a few years ago and surprised to see he didn't get canned. With the talent on that team and playing in such a week division, the Chargers have severly underperformed under his healm. Remember the Chargers FIRED Shotty after a 14-2 season.

Good thoughts everyone. I can see this as a low scoring game where both offenses struggle to put up points. That is the situation Denver REVELS in and see how they can come out with a surprise win.

The media isn't giving Denver any chance this week and by how their offense mainly Tebow has been playing it's hard to think otherwise, but I think this game will be a tight game with Denver pulling it out in the end. I think Denver's D matches up well to Pittsburgh and Pittsburgh has struggled offensively at times throughout the season putting up points. I think the Denver's defense will have a point to prove and can keep them in this game with the momentum changing with some special teams or a long run by McGahee to spring open the game in the 4th and win by a field goal! I wouldn't be surprised if this is a very boring game to watch.

Actually if you look at his production he would be like Ruvell Martin.

Nope, I am praising Nix in this instance instead.

Hahaha...I like that.

Games Played: 9 Receptions: 4 Total Yards: 74 yards Long: 32 yards TD's: 0 For anyone that wonders against the Bengals this week he had 0 reception for 0 yards.