Who wins?

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acctingman
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Who wins?

Post by acctingman » Mon Nov 20, 2023 5:39 am

Russ led Broncos vs this hapless sadsac worthless pile of dogshit Hawks team?

Discuss..... 8-)

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Re: Who wins?

Post by Gametime » Mon Nov 20, 2023 4:05 pm

Now that Russ is throwing short and we have zero defense for that. The Broncos would win.

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Re: Who wins?

Post by Donn Beach » Mon Nov 20, 2023 4:19 pm

And the bronco defense had another decent game against the Vikings, four in a row, don't think they'd be a cakewalk.
The Broncos have course-corrected on both offense and defense, though defensive coordinator Vance Joseph’s group has had the more pronounced progression. During the winning streak, Denver is allowing just 17 points per game, including a Week 8 victory over the Chiefs in which Kansas City scored just nine points. On offense, receiver Courtland Sutton has hauled in huge catches over the past couple of games and has caught a touchdown in five consecutive games. And while quarterback Russell Wilson’s numbers haven’t been eye-catching, he has been efficient, posting a 19:4 touchdown-to-interception ratio
What might be interesting is who makes the playoffs. Seems the Hawks chances are still much greater at this point. I haven't looked at the broncos remaining strength of schedule. The Hawks is tough

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Re: Who wins?

Post by D-train » Mon Nov 20, 2023 4:21 pm

Good chance the Broncos end up with a better record than the Hawks.....
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Re: Who wins?

Post by Donn Beach » Mon Nov 20, 2023 4:44 pm

Hawks first half schedule was one of the easiest in the league, their second half is one of the hardest

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Re: Who wins?

Post by D-train » Mon Nov 20, 2023 4:51 pm

Donn Beach wrote:
Mon Nov 20, 2023 4:44 pm
Hawks first half schedule was one of the easiest in the league, their second half is one of the hardest
Broncos' seems pretty weak. I could see them winning 9-10 games.
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Re: Who wins?

Post by Michael K. » Mon Nov 20, 2023 4:54 pm

We are not very good. The Rams are 2 and 6 against the rest of the league. We couldn't beat the fucking Bengals and they are 4 and 5 against the rest of the League. We struggled to beat Washington, who just lost to the fucking Giants and are 4 and 7 on the year. The Panthers, Giants and Cardinals are all pretty fucking bad. So, besides Cleveland and an OT win over the Lions in week 2? Name a hang your hat moment for this team?

This team is exactly what we feared. It is exactly what mediocre to bad Pete Carroll teams are. Frustrating as fuck on offense, completely undisciplined as a team with zero clue how to manage the clock. Sorry, maybe this happens all over the league, but I watch a lot of football. I don't recall many teams having more head scratching play calls as often or in as many big moments.

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Re: Who wins?

Post by Pharmabro » Tue Nov 21, 2023 3:41 am

The two Rams games are critical.


AAron Donald owns the Hawks. In the 1st game he had 2 tackles and 1/2 a sack.
They were up 17-3 at the 1/2 and lost 30-13.

Game 2 Up 16-7 Donald hits Geno high and it looked like a penalty.
Geno gets hurt
Locke goes 2-6 3 yards and gets a pick? Beyond pathetic!
Myers misses a field goal and what should have been an easy win becomes a loss.
AAron Donald 1 tackle.

Maybe it is Sean McVay 12-5 who owns Pete Carol.

2 games vs a team that is 2-6 against everybody else. But you were up by 2 scores after the 1/2 and you lost.

But, at the end of the day the Hawks are a 6-4 team and not 8-2.

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