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my book is Denver -2.5
 
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Loss, was off big time on my analysis.  I should have known better I guess, since it was my team.

I'm just not happy about the loss right now...totally dominated.

NFL 2013 Season Record
104 - 76 - 5

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Quote Originally Posted by FadeThisXen:

Russell Wilson will be exposed.  Seattle defense will look slow and ineffective.

Denver Broncos trifecta will be in full effect...offense, defense, and special teams touchdowns...

Broncos win the turnover battle by 2-1.

Duke Ihenacho for MVP.

Best of luck to us all!



You nailed this part!!
Denver gave up a touchdown on defense, on offense and on special teams!!  
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Yeah man, Seattle was the better team in all phases.  Tough loss for the Broncos and I'm sad because I think that was Manning's last chance.  Just sad about it.

Seahawks well played, I'm sure we're going to see them appear in many more Superbowls in the near future.
 
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Russel Wilson exposed Denver true over rated defense that every one was hyping cause of their last 3 games .  Wilson is the truth , don't doubt this kid. Imagine if he had weapons like Aj green , Calvin Johnson or Fitzgerald . 
 
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I'm not sold on Wilson, but I am on Seattle's defense, special teams, and coach.

Denver's defense doesn't scare anyone except LaGarrette Blount.
 
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Quote Originally Posted by FadeThisXen:

Hey man, I declared it first thing, I'm a homer.

I'm banking on a number of factors that I discussed in this thread.

I have reasoning for my pick.

Obviously, you're on the other side, and that's cool bro.  Best of luck on that!

What speed and power are we talking about?  Are those measurable metrics?

Let's watch the game and discuss afterwards?  Maybe in game?

You sure about that?

Bou that action boss...... I'll sum it up for you..... Denver is from a nice suburban pretty little area. Seatle from a rough neighborhood bro.....

Say thank you didn't play the other hoodlum from San Fran in the superbowl..... somebody on the Broncos might have ended their career.

* and no im not saying that San Fran should have been here but i think iether one of them would have the same result. If you weren't totally blinded by being a homer that 2nd game on Conf Championship sunday should have clearly told you everything you need to know about this game.....

You can't game plan for Wilson, the other kid Kapernick would have been MVP in this game and competely went off..... ran for at least 1 with over 100 yards rushing and another 2 or 3 through the air.

Feel bad for Green Bay too. Green Bay super solid. Rodgers best QB in the game..... HANDS DOWN.
 
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Quote Originally Posted by theclaw:

Seattle has lost the TO battle 1 time in 18 games played.

Denver has won the TO battle 5 times in 18 games played.

Might want to re-think this.

There are so many valuable lesson that can be taken every year, when the facts speak just listen.

But next year it will be the same sad story as many will be voicing their OPINIONS that will be completely opposite the facts.............and the world turns.

 
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Quote Originally Posted by FadeThisXen:

I'm not sold on Wilson, but I am on Seattle's defense, special teams, and coach.

Denver's defense doesn't scare anyone except LaGarrette Blount.

Wilson had a 123 QBPR, and since passing effiency is the single most important reason teams win in the NFL and has the highest prediction value as well.

Learn the lessons, when the facts speak just listern.

Your not sold on him because you value meaningless volume stats  like passing yards which wins 50% of all games, at that point might as well throw darts at a dart board because your odds would be exactly the same.

 
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What I'm saying is, if you put Wilson on another team, he's not going to see the same level of success.

Seattle is a run first, defense centric team.  All he has to do is just make a few key plays and not turn over the football.

He's good man, no doubt about that.  You don't win a superbowl being bad or mediocre.

I think Wilson's best asset is his mind, his drive to be better, and like Manning his preparation.  He has a very high ceiling in the league and I expect him to win a few more superbowls in his career.

I just wouldn't say he's a game changer of a QB...but that's my opinion, maybe I'm wrong.  He might be a 10 time MVP.

 
 
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Quote Originally Posted by GeneCam27:


You sure about that?

Bou that action boss...... I'll sum it up for you..... Denver is from a nice suburban pretty little area. Seatle from a rough neighborhood bro.....

Say thank you didn't play the other hoodlum from San Fran in the superbowl..... somebody on the Broncos might have ended their career.

* and no im not saying that San Fran should have been here but i think iether one of them would have the same result. If you weren't totally blinded by being a homer that 2nd game on Conf Championship sunday should have clearly told you everything you need to know about this game.....

You can't game plan for Wilson, the other kid Kapernick would have been MVP in this game and competely went off..... ran for at least 1 with over 100 yards rushing and another 2 or 3 through the air.

Feel bad for Green Bay too. Green Bay super solid. Rodgers best QB in the game..... HANDS DOWN.


Sometimes you bet with your heart and gut, rather than just numbers, statistics, and percentages.  Either way, you can't get them all right, all the time; regardless of method.

Fact is my team and I both got smashed...it's not a good feeling.

Such is football and gambling.  You win some, you lose some.
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