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CEH
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Denver to open at home Monday night vs Chargers
Getting Buffalo in Sep is much better than December.
The ultimate pessimist!Week 2 watch it be Mia or Colts road game
So true about Bills game my friend
Rumor week 17 at KC
Ugh
Cowboys home game week 2.Week 2 watch it be Mia or Colts road game
So true about Bills game my friend
True, but after a home game vs the jets? Couldn't ask for much more than that.Cowboys home game week 2.
However we do go to Indy week 15 on a short week.
Based on 2016 results, the Broncos have the toughest schedule based on opponent's records. However, we all know that it doesn't usually end up that way in the end. I actually like this schedule. Five prime time games is fun but I hate it when the Broncos play on Thursday (doesn't everyone?). It feels like we get our toughest non- division opponents at home, which I like. That Chiefs game to end the season could be incredibly meaningful. Thankfully, it comes at home. My biggest knock on this schedule is the 3 games on the road and a week 5 bye. Much rather have that bye come around week 8 or 9.
Somehow the annual release of the schedule starts to make me think football is actually coming sooner! Next week's draft should be exciting. Get to camp! Start the season already! Go Broncos!
But it's all just an impartial algorithm!So here a nuance in the schedule:
During that 3 straight road game stretch, the Broncos will face the Chiefs on MNF. The Chiefs will be coming off a TNF appearance the week prior so they will have a mini-bye before hosting the Broncos. At the end of that 3 game stretch the Broncos will host the Patriots who will be coming off a bye week. That's a shitty sequence but I'll stop short of complaining about it. Suffice to say if the Broncos post wins over the Chiefs and Patriots they will be extremely satisfying wins. The league set both teams up with every possible advantage and if the Broncos win anyway you can be sure people will hear about it.
But it's all just an impartial algorithm!