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Mingo
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Bradley Roby and Brandon Marshall have not had a great start. Roby - seems to be playing off - even when press coverage is called and Marshall may have lost too much weight to stave off blocks. These are two good players I expect them to recover and make contributions, but their absence as playmakers is noticeable.
Special Teams - quietly have become a team strength. Finally, one third of the football game has finally found a champion with the Broncos - in the new ST Coach. Against the Raiders - they blocked an extra point and then won on a last minute FG = where the difference was the blocked extra point.
D. Peko is a work of nature at his age - he seems to be playing at a peak. He spent the end of the Broncos win over the RAiders walking around the stadium high fiving fans leaning over the railing. I give VJ credit for bringing him aboard, but what a player he is. He makes a huge difference against the rush - and is one of the best in the league in snuffing out screen passes - not to mention he bends the pocket back when the QB holds the ball too long.
I understand VJ is involved in the defensive game plan and play calling. The Broncos had a very stupid Defensive scheme against the Raiders - which happens from time to time, but not correcting the obvious problem for an entire half - is ridiculous. D. Carr can't stand the pressure - no one in the league is capable for bringing more pressure than the Broncos, but the game plan was to lay off press coverage and Carr got to throw quick passes to open receivers - avoiding the rush. Why do I have to feel smarter than the Bronco's coaches?
If the Broncos want to run the offense through DT - they ought to warm him up with some easy passes first, but why bother - Manny Sanders is the hot hand and the one with the obvious connection the Case Keenum. Sanders is set to have his best season of his career - just throw him the damn ball (M. Sanders is on my fantasy roster - for full disclosure).
The Oline is immensely improved - average only giving up sack per game and blowing open holes at the LOS. This is perhaps the greatest asset the team will have when they start playing playoff caliber teams.
The Chiefs - let's see what happens when the league adjusts to Mahomes and if he can adjust back - we should see adjustments by the end of the first half of the season. He has to come down to the statistical mean sometime.
Special Teams - quietly have become a team strength. Finally, one third of the football game has finally found a champion with the Broncos - in the new ST Coach. Against the Raiders - they blocked an extra point and then won on a last minute FG = where the difference was the blocked extra point.
D. Peko is a work of nature at his age - he seems to be playing at a peak. He spent the end of the Broncos win over the RAiders walking around the stadium high fiving fans leaning over the railing. I give VJ credit for bringing him aboard, but what a player he is. He makes a huge difference against the rush - and is one of the best in the league in snuffing out screen passes - not to mention he bends the pocket back when the QB holds the ball too long.
I understand VJ is involved in the defensive game plan and play calling. The Broncos had a very stupid Defensive scheme against the Raiders - which happens from time to time, but not correcting the obvious problem for an entire half - is ridiculous. D. Carr can't stand the pressure - no one in the league is capable for bringing more pressure than the Broncos, but the game plan was to lay off press coverage and Carr got to throw quick passes to open receivers - avoiding the rush. Why do I have to feel smarter than the Bronco's coaches?
If the Broncos want to run the offense through DT - they ought to warm him up with some easy passes first, but why bother - Manny Sanders is the hot hand and the one with the obvious connection the Case Keenum. Sanders is set to have his best season of his career - just throw him the damn ball (M. Sanders is on my fantasy roster - for full disclosure).
The Oline is immensely improved - average only giving up sack per game and blowing open holes at the LOS. This is perhaps the greatest asset the team will have when they start playing playoff caliber teams.
The Chiefs - let's see what happens when the league adjusts to Mahomes and if he can adjust back - we should see adjustments by the end of the first half of the season. He has to come down to the statistical mean sometime.