MNF: Broncos at Seahawks

[DCofNC]

4 hours ago, FireChans said:

None of this is wrong. But if the Broncos don’t fumble on the goalline twice, they win.

If the Bills had lasted for 13 seconds they won too.. what’s the point?

[Big Blitz]

6 hours ago, EffKCChiefs said:

Please explain why in the hell would you do this? 

 

 

Because we play KC and can directly control a tiebreaker with a win against them 

 

Everyone should be rooting for KC Thursday 

Edited September 13, 2022 by Big Blitz

[Steptide]

7 hours ago, QCity said:

 

What analysts picked Denver to go to the Superbowl?

 

The talk will be about the last drive and the timeouts, but 12 penalties for 106 yards are what killed the Broncos. Seattle had 7 first-downs from penalties, that's not a disciplined team.

I litterally was watching the pre game shows on Sunday and (can't remember which channel) was making their superbowl picks and one of them had Denver. Also, I know I've seen people talking about Denver winning that division, which is just absolutely ludicrous, at least based on what we saw last night 

[Warcodered]

56 minutes ago, Big Blitz said:

 

 

Because we play KC and can directly control a tiebreaker with a win against them 

 

Everyone should be rooting for KC Thursday 

A tie would be nice.

 

It's just hilarious how increasingly distressed these Hall of Fame players become as these terrible decisions play out.

[EffKCChiefs]

3 hours ago, Big Blitz said:

 

 

Because we play KC and can directly control a tiebreaker with a win against them 

 

Everyone should be rooting for KC Thursday 

I just can't bring myself to do that. How about the Bills just take care of business and eff everyone else? 

[Beast]

3 hours ago, Big Blitz said:

 

 

Because we play KC and can directly control a tiebreaker with a win against them 

 

Everyone should be rooting for KC Thursday 

 

Since I believe KC is a vastly superior to when compared to the Chargers, I'll pull for the Chargers.

[FireChans]

4 hours ago, DCofNC said:

If the Bills had lasted for 13 seconds they won too.. what’s the point?

That it required the Broncos to play overall crappy AND have two fluky turnovers back to back that cost them at least 6 points, for the Seahawks to win.

[DCofNC]

46 minutes ago, FireChans said:

That it required the Broncos to play overall crappy AND have two fluky turnovers back to back that cost them at least 6 points, for the Seahawks to win.

And it happened, the record shows Seattle 1-0.

[Bubba Gump]

15 hours ago, GunnerBill said:

 

God I do not miss Nathanial Hackett's playcalling. 2013 flashbacks all over the place. The first down incomplete, 2nd down run up the gut for 1.... he specialises in it. 

 

How the hell could Denver not find a better HC candidate? Hackett has been mediocre since his Syracuse days. What did he do in J-ville to warrant him a HC position? 

[GunnerBill]

6 minutes ago, Bubba Gump said:

 

How the hell could Denver not find a better HC candidate? Hackett has been mediocre since his Syracuse days. What did he do in J-ville to warrant him a HC position? 

 

He got fired in Jax and then spent two years as the non-play calling OC in Green Bay.

[FireChans]

32 minutes ago, DCofNC said:

And it happened, the record shows Seattle 1-0.

Yeah I watched the game. Did you have a point lol

[Brand J]

Hackett today on a 64 yard FG vs a 4th and 5 conversion attempt: “Looking back at it, we definitely should have gone for it.” Hackett’s chance of mind

 

I’m surprised he’d admit to this as it does nothing but rile up the fanbase and make him appear as a coach without a plan. If it was McD at the podium, you already know his answer if asked a day after the game: “respectfully, I get why you’re asking, but it doesn’t change anything, so like everything else we learn from it and move on.”

[Warcodered]

16 minutes ago, JayBaller10 said:

Hackett today on a 64 yard FG vs a 4th and 5 conversion attempt: “Looking back at it, we definitely should have gone for it.” Hackett’s chance of mind

 

I’m surprised he’d admit to this as it does nothing but rile up the fanbase and make him appear as a coach without a plan. If it was McD at the podium, you already know his answer if asked a day after the game: “respectfully, I get why you’re asking, but it doesn’t change anything, so like everything else we learn from it and move on.”

That's not exactly accurate.

 

 

I don't think anyone would dispute that you shouldn't kick a missing FG kick.

[DCofNC]

4 hours ago, FireChans said:

Yeah I watched the game. Did you have a point lol

Excuses don’t matter is about it.. The Broncos should have blown that team out, they allowed it to be close enough to lose it.. input that largely on the terrible game plan/play calling.

[FireChans]

1 minute ago, DCofNC said:

Excuses don’t matter is about it.. The Broncos should have blown that team out, they allowed it to be close enough to lose it.. input that largely on the terrible game plan/play calling.

It's not an excuse lmao.

[Billznut]

Hackett is a moron and I safely predict he will not be the Broncos coach 2 years from now. And quite possibly gone as early as next year depending how many more brain farts he has this season. 

[Jauronimo]

The last time Hackett had a plan it was "we're going to run CJ [Spiller] until he pukes!".  CJ had like 5 carries.  I don't know if the planning or the execution is the bigger problem.  Hope he gets it figured out in time to at least be a speed bump for KC and San Diego.

[Bubba Gump]

3 hours ago, JayBaller10 said:

Hackett today on a 64 yard FG vs a 4th and 5 conversion attempt: “Looking back at it, we definitely should have gone for it.” Hackett’s chance of mind

 

I’m surprised he’d admit to this as it does nothing but rile up the fanbase and make him appear as a coach without a plan. If it was McD at the podium, you already know his answer if asked a day after the game: “respectfully, I get why you’re asking, but it doesn’t change anything, so like everything else we learn from it and move on.”

 

F'n clown is clueless. How has he not learned a GD thing in all his failures in the NFL. And wtf was Denver thinking hiring this dolt?

[Big Turk]

Literally shocked at how much Russell Wilson seems to be universally hated amongst his former teammates, both college and pro. He seems to be the real life Bo Callahan, which is kinda funny because he went to Wisconsin...

 

Have not heard a single person come to his defense that played with him when all of this dirty laundry came out...even Cutler was loved by some of his teammates and defended saying he was just misunderstood. Don't hear any of the with Wilson. They seem to despise him to a man. 

 

Basically say he is a poser who is willing to do anything to get in with the coaches even if it means throwing teammates under the bus or snitching on them, is fake and only out for himself, and talks trash about his teammates to the coaches and media(trashed his OLine saying they are the reason he keeps getting hit).

 

 

 

[GunnerBill]

19 hours ago, FilthyBeast said:

 

Obviously one game doesn't make a career and to his credit he has had a lot of success as an assistant especially in Jax under Marrone when a Blake Bortles led Jaguars team was within a few minutes of a SB if not blowing a lead against the patriots in Foxboro.

 

Also think he was a key part of the Packers success the last few years with Rogers being back to back MVP.

 

Time will tell what happens in Denver but I do agree he could be one and done there if they don't make the playoffs because that is the minimum expectation there after going out and getting Russ Wilson.

 

 

Key part? How? Did he make the coffee? Did he give Aaron a back rub? The two things we know that coordinators usually do to have a big impact on the game is construct the gameplan and call the plays and we know LaFleur did both of those.