It's the biggest game for Denver since Super Bowl L.

Unless you don't count last year's @Denver game.

Or one from the year before that when Denver was like, "Oh man we could really beat these guys!!"

Or the Monday nighter from 2018 that featured the Mahomes left handed pass for a first down.

Or a bunch of the Alex games where Denver was kinda still in the division race at the time.

You know what? It's just easier to call them stupid.
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Sounds just like the annual claims of "We've got our QB now!!" or "Drew Lock will be better than Mahomes!!"
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Exactly. 23% is substantial for just about any metric let alone NFL wins. Geez.


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Teddy can still sling it. I can see Denver pulling a miracle if he’s at the top of his game.
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Yeah… that ain’t happening.
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Well, he is the 2nd RB… we will see what he can bring Sunday night as the primary RB. I think he breaks 100 yards, scores at least once.
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Broncos Fans: You beat us this time but you wait until the next game! Fast forward ten games later....
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So, you think that your back up running back is going to get more yards than Travis Henry did against our defense??
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Heard today on NFL Nutwork that the Donks sale price will be $3.8 Billion. I say we all ought to chip in and buy them. We could use them as a minor league team to store our up-and-coming hot young talent, until they are ready for the bigtime.
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best I can do is tree-fitty.
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Put me down for a Franklin.
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Doesn't Patrick Mahomes own the donks already?
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Good point.
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Well, if Williams were some journeyman RB... no. Williams is a rookie with a good pedigree and has been the #2 guy by design with them already having Gordon. So, it's not outside the realm of possibility.
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