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By: ScalptheChiefs

ScalptheChiefs — Wed, 09 Nov 2011 12:46:07 +0000

So far im relatively happy with the Broncos that have showed up. Clearly Orton has played his way out of here (like most of us predicted) and unless we are playing the elite in the league we have been right in every game! Tebow clearly has work to do but at least we are seeing improvement… Very happy tosee Eddie have a huge game, and I am really pumped to see how many yards we run for on sunday lets go for 400!! lol Chiefs are falling apart I know Arrowhead is a tough place to play but I say a 2td win at least…GO BRONCOS!!!

By: since 86

since 86 — Tue, 08 Nov 2011 23:41:13 +0000

I think if switch Franklin with Beadles the line would set for years to come.

By: pokoya

pokoya — Tue, 08 Nov 2011 20:16:26 +0000

I have to think that Kansas City would rather have this game at home, and view a win this week against Denver is important, rather than face a “must-win” situation, coming into the Mile High. I spent a lot of time reading articles on-line from the Denver Post — I don’t have anything really constructive to add from the many insightful comments written about aspects of the upcoming game against the Chiefs. I found the link to the Denver Post, by the way, at the Kansas City Chief fan page site. They have a stable of running backs they are enthusiastic about — two of them, McCluster and McClain, are 3rd down situation backs. I am pretty sure that means big, physical, and punishing. Kansas City will pride themself on play-calling, and, their wide receivers, two in particular, Dwayne Bowe, who they consider a vertical threat, and Jon Baldwin, admired for his ability to create separation in coverage. On pass defense, they don’t reserve their praise for their Defense End, Tamba Hali. When I think of Kansas City, I think of their big line, and their physical play. The way I look at it, the sweetest sound in the world to a Chief’s fan, is the sound of the pop of a hard hit — heard everywhere in the stadium. But I also think of their secondary — much as I do the Raiders — with unbelievable, blazing speed, who love nothing more than not just intercepting the ball, but intercepting and taking the ball all the way back for a score. Needless to say, Kansas City fans look upon it as their duty to fulfill their role as the “12th player”….You and I can talk about “loud,” and on TV or a laptop screen, it can seem, “loud,”…but what it actually is like on the field during game time, probably is pretty unimaginable. I have been away from football for a longtime, and for some reason associated quarterback Matt Cassel with Baltimore. Mr. Cassel is the quarterback who replaced Tom Brady, when Brady went down and out for the (2008) Patriot season, and has had quite a few American Football Conference honors. Last year, Matt Cassel registered 3116 passing yards, with 262 completions listed. If my math is correct, that averages to just under 12 yards per pass.

By: CoachCasey

CoachCasey — Tue, 08 Nov 2011 19:23:32 +0000

The thing I like most about Willis McGahee is his return to the Mile High Salute after scoring. I think I saw Decker give the salute after one of his touchdowns this season. We haven’t been winning since the players abandonned that tradition made famous by Terrel Davis.
Change our fortune and return to the honorary Salute.

By: RH709

RH709 — Tue, 08 Nov 2011 18:43:30 +0000

After Royal score on the punt return I told my wife, “we have no reason to throw the ball anymore in this game.” The D held the raiders off and Fox and McCoy called nothing but run plays the rest of the game.

Icing on the cake is that the Raiders knew we wouldn’t throw another pass and we still marched down to get McGahee TD number 2.

Will NFL Replay reair this game? I forgot to record it.

By: ChargerHater0315

ChargerHater0315 — Tue, 08 Nov 2011 18:13:41 +0000

Half of playing O-Line is knowing when you can get away with holding and when you can’t…not trying to sound sarcastic here, but every lineman holds…Clady has just been getting beaten up on lately which tends to lead to getting busted for holding. He’s got the talent and size and I can’t wait till he figures it all out again because when he’s on he’s one of the best young tackles in the league! I am really high on our entire line. Walton and Beadles are 2nd year guys and Kup’s the solid anchor on the right side to balance out Orlando Franklin who’s gotten better in every game this year. Great things to come for the running game. Maybe we won’t care who’splaying QB if they run for 300 yards every week…yeah right!

By: Atwater4HOF

Atwater4HOF — Tue, 08 Nov 2011 18:03:56 +0000

Kuper plays with a mean streak. It seems like every game he is getting in scuffles with the opposition’s Dline. I love it. Walton is starting to develop that too.

By: sndvl

sndvl — Tue, 08 Nov 2011 17:59:18 +0000

I don’t think our O-line did all that bad against Detroit (except the rookie). We had over a hundred yards rushing, Kuper kept Suh in check.
Sure there were the sacks and trouble in pass protection, but Tebow should shoulder most of that blame. The sky is the limit for Beadles, IMO, Clady will return to form and Franklin is a rookie.

By: raidrhadr

raidrhadr — Tue, 08 Nov 2011 17:51:21 +0000

Atwater4HOF: I think those guys have been steadily improving. They hit a brick wall in the form of the Detroit D-line and all teams are having issues with them. I certainly expected our guys to struggle against them. I think they are doing a great job right now getting better. As far as Clady goes, this is all new to him. He came from a zone/stretch sysytem at Boise State so he is still adapting to this read option thing we have going now. I did dog on those guys last year but they are getting better and I love it.