NFL 2015-16 Season
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Judging by the score between the Redskins & the Giants,barring a miraculous scoring drive & comeback by the Giants,I don't think that the Patriots have to worry about facing them this season in the Super Bowl,breaking that "4 year tradition."
Knowing the Denver Broncos' tradition of trading for & using QB's in their mid to late 30's(Charley Johnson,Craig Morton,
Peyton Manning,AND the Broncos didn't win their 2 Super Bowl victories until John Elway was in his mid-late 30's),I would not be surprised if the Broncos replaced(or at least tried to replace) Peyton Manning with............Eli Manning. Remember,the job description for a Denver Broncos' starting QB is that he must be at least 35 years old,it's a Broncos' tradition. Jake Plummer,Jay Cutler,plus "He Who Shall Not Be Named," how did that work out for them(plus again,John Elway didn't start winning Super Bowls for them UNTIL he was older than 35)? Brock Osweiler,HE'S TOO YOUNG. As I read on on the Broncos forum once,one person posted that for the first time,the Broncos are starting a QB(Brock Osweiler) that is younger than he is.
Peyton Manning,AND the Broncos didn't win their 2 Super Bowl victories until John Elway was in his mid-late 30's),I would not be surprised if the Broncos replaced(or at least tried to replace) Peyton Manning with............Eli Manning. Remember,the job description for a Denver Broncos' starting QB is that he must be at least 35 years old,it's a Broncos' tradition. Jake Plummer,Jay Cutler,plus "He Who Shall Not Be Named," how did that work out for them(plus again,John Elway didn't start winning Super Bowls for them UNTIL he was older than 35)? Brock Osweiler,HE'S TOO YOUNG. As I read on on the Broncos forum once,one person posted that for the first time,the Broncos are starting a QB(Brock Osweiler) that is younger than he is.
Why not? There's 5 games left and the Giants are still tied for first in the NFC East at 5-6. If they win that division, they would host a Wild Card game, and then need two road wins to reach the Super Bowl. Improbable, yes. But they have used this formula before. As far as I'm concerned, nothing has changed after today's loss.
It wouldn't be Denver without snow. Broncos' fans will find a way to get to the stadium even if it's a blinding blizzard & all of the roads are closed.
I'm going to have to really juggle tonight what I'm going to watch on what screen. The CFL Grey Cup is on at 6:30pm & the Patriots-Broncos game is on at 8:30pm. I might end up moving the Grey Cup to my Kindle Fire once the Pats-Broncos game starts.
I'll be watching the Patriots-Broncos game,gotta see how "my man," Brock Osweiler does.
I thought it was going to be Patriots/Cowboys in the Super Bowl anyhow...according to Tony Romo...
I can't speak for the Cowboys,but I KNOW Tony Romo won't be in the Super bowl this season. He'll be home making "crownies."
Is a extra point / 2 point conversion a timed down ?
And
If you go for 2 and it's picked off, does it go against you in the interception column ?
Edit, my second question was just answered on the TV.
And
If you go for 2 and it's picked off, does it go against you in the interception column ?
Edit, my second question was just answered on the TV.
The 2 point conversion is not a timed down, but like any play/conversion there is a play clock
Really hoping the Vikings win the North, because it would be awesome to see an outdoor playoff game in January in Minnesota. That would bring back many childhood memories of 70's playoff games at the Met.
