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Originally Posted by Perfectlap
It's starting to become a zoo here. Many military aircraft flying over.
Police all over Manhattan too. Luckily its practically summer weather now 39f and not much wind. Almost top down weather in my book. 
At any rate... Peyton doesn't like getting hit. Seahawks like to hit big, slow targets.
Seahawks FTW. That's all. |
Respectfully disagree.
Seahawks aren't the same team on the road, outside Century Link Field and without their "12th Man." They have a young QB who is unquestionably very, very good...but he's never been to The Big One. In fact, they have NO Super Bowl experience on the entire team.
The Seahawk's defense likewise is very, very good, but Manning's truly on a roll, has a great set of receivers with whom he's working very well, and, importantly, he's been on this stage before. Seattle will force him to make decisions quickly and efficiently---but he's proven before that he's pretty good at that. And of late the Bronco's D is looking up, to the point where they may just succeed in at least slowing down Seattle's "Beast Mode" Marshawn Lynch. And, on the subject of RBs, Moreno's no slouch running the ball and has talent as a blocker. He'll only make Denver's passing game even more effective.
I like the way the offensive and defensive coordinators for the Broncos have their respective teams firing on all cylinders. Assuming Wilson doesn't become a major factor in Seattle's running game and that Denver has a least reasonable success stopping Seattle's kickoff return team, I see Denver coming out on top.
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