Not drinking the Seahawks kool-aid just yet J'man. Best team in a bad division in an inferior conference. They CAN be scored upon with regularity by talented teams. Holmgren coaches like a chimpanzee and is risking injury to starters lately in blowouts with Philly and SFO when his team has little depth. Seattle could easily lose to Indy, Pitt, NE maybe San Diego or even KC.Journeyman said:
Now teach Dante how to choose a MAN'S avatar.
Jimmy, smartest move you ever made as a poster was switching that name of yours...I can't recall who you were before, but ever since the switch you've become a poster with clout. 
Team To Beat INDY................
Maybe Southern Cal......besides The Trojans,
I think SD has a Good Shot next Week...it sets up perfectly..off a home loss!
MR. NEWLYWED
Maybe Southern Cal......besides The Trojans,
I think SD has a Good Shot next Week...it sets up perfectly..off a home loss!
MR. NEWLYWED
No Team has the offensive line to handle the Colts passrush while at the same time having the defense to slow them down. The Seahawks have the O-line, the Broncos probably have the defense now with their improvements in the secondary and super quick linebackers.
Denver has the best shot. They have lost @ Indy 2 straight years. Better defense this year, more improved running game. Questions in my mind are; can they keep freeney off plummer (not impressed by their O-tackles). To do so, they will have to do lots of play action predicated off the sucess of the running game. 2. Can Bailey matchup on Harrison? If so, then you have something, because you have 10 peices with which to play some crazy Patriots like zone. Playing a Man-zone combo is the way to defeat the Colts (Like NE did with Law). 3. Can Denver run the ball enough to play Keepaway. They have structured this team to beat INDY, much like Philly drafted to beat the Rams a few years ago.
I really like Denver's size at the END positions. That is very helpful in defending the running game. They also have the fastest linebackers in the league by far.
The weakness I see is Denver pass blocking during straight drop backs. The way to fix this is obviously to run the football, thus limiting the amount of straight drop back passes Plummer must throw.
Denver has the best shot. They have lost @ Indy 2 straight years. Better defense this year, more improved running game. Questions in my mind are; can they keep freeney off plummer (not impressed by their O-tackles). To do so, they will have to do lots of play action predicated off the sucess of the running game. 2. Can Bailey matchup on Harrison? If so, then you have something, because you have 10 peices with which to play some crazy Patriots like zone. Playing a Man-zone combo is the way to defeat the Colts (Like NE did with Law). 3. Can Denver run the ball enough to play Keepaway. They have structured this team to beat INDY, much like Philly drafted to beat the Rams a few years ago.
I really like Denver's size at the END positions. That is very helpful in defending the running game. They also have the fastest linebackers in the league by far.
The weakness I see is Denver pass blocking during straight drop backs. The way to fix this is obviously to run the football, thus limiting the amount of straight drop back passes Plummer must throw.
