The Broncos went to the Andy Reid school of time-management.
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Nope.
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Also, Baltimore should be the hands-down favorite in the AFC imo.
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That's my guess also. But they've been surprisingly competitive in some games this year.
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Let's watch this NE game first. I'm sure you are right though.

NE's day of reckoning is today.
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Maybe. But Jackson and Sproles are out for today I think.
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We’ll see. I think they’re a legit Super Bowl contender, but not an unstoppable force. People are caught in the moment right now. This is the NFL, crazy shit happens every week. Do we really envision the Ravens going 14-2? They’re gonna drop a game here or there, there’s still enough time for them to hit a bit of a rough patch, even. Their schedule isn’t a breeze, there are some tough games left.

If we win out, the 1 seed is still in play IMO. But, us winning out would be a miracle at this point.
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Week 3 it would have been KC. Week 7 it would have been New England. Week 11 its Baltimore.

Still lots of football to be played.
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OK, time to watch the light die from the Raider fans eyes as they lose to the shitty Bengals.
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The Chiefs offense, fully healthy, is still the most loaded unit in the AFC. Like last year.

Need competence from the D and I’ll take our odds against all comers..
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Oops.
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Pass interference on the Patriots?? Shocking.
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NEs front 7 lacks athleticism in spots. Well schemed offenses can take advantage of that, a la Reid/Pederson.
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Patriotys LBs look pretty slow.
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Minnesota showed some guts today, let’s see the Eagles duplicate it...
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