Who will carry the rock? That is my biggest question. You made the point that the mismatch is there. Someone step up! (Selvin.)

From what the Buffalo Rumblings Brian G said, Marshawn Lynch is his most inspiring player. Last season he had a taste of success against the Broncos and will probably try to build off of that. He will still play like he wants it. I think the Broncos want it more. They better.

Before we get too excited about what the Broncos are going to do against a team that is 1-7 in their last 8, remember their special teamers Parrish and McKelvin. They both have home run ability and… I am having a bad vision of those 80+ yard runback for td gamekillers that I hate. Help!

One game. This game. That is what we need. That is what the Broncos need. Make a Statement! Let all of the naysayers blab their poo poo and watch as our Orange Crush marches into the money season with a knot in their pocket. All Ready!

if any of you caught the jets game sunday, they pretty much hammered the defense all day. and of course, we are going to give losman all day to throw, don’t forget. this game will be tougher than expected. the bills st’s are one of the best, and killed the jets last week. and we have no running game i could see(hope for pope). so, this brings us to our usual chance at winning the game, jay cutler and the passing game. who is replacing kuper, k-lich? something to keep an eye on, in the trenches. last week, we lost the game in the trenches, with carolina’s front four doing most of the damage. we should have opportunities in the air this week, but the d-line will need to hold their own to give us the w, and the division title. i’m going to enjoy these articles more next season, when we have a d-line to talk about more. no excuses broncos, get it done, or be done. and for christ’s sake slowick, blitz! this is j.p. freakin’ losman here, that is your cue

From the Bills perspective, just think of the headlines in Buffalo should their Pro Bowl tackle get hurt this week and be sidelined. “Bills Will Play With peter’s Out This Week.”

Thanks firstfan.

Where do you think the Broncos have the best match-ups, when they run the ball?

We should be able to move the ball. Our O-Line should be able to give Cutler plenty of time

If you have decent pass protection I wouldn’t worry about our pass rush. Denny and Kelsay get almost zero pressure on the QB. Stroud usually gets doubled. Don’t forget our other DT Kyle Williams – he is very underappreciated but also a very hard worker and plays well.

Our rush defense has given up big plays – but we can definately keep teams from running on us.

As far as our pass defense – if you see our corners (especially McGee) 10 yards off the ball expect quick slants and they will work to a “T”. It really hurts that Greer is out.

On Offense – Lynch is just a “beast” – and I mean that literally. After you watch this guy run the ball you’ll want one of your own. He’s simply amazing. Fred Jackson as well – he is under the radar at the moment but definately a good compliment to Lynch.

If trent is under center he will be able to move the ball. He has shown that. Playcalling in the red zone can hurt our offense.

Also – as far as special teams – our return guys in McKelvin and Parrish are the two best in the league as far as i’m concerned. Their very special. Plus we have Brian Moorman who is pretty much clutch – it has been an “off” year for him. but our punter has been our MVP for the better part of the decade now -IMO

our kicker – Lindell is pretty much money inside the 40 – outside he isn’t as good. But his confidence has been shaken it seems so we’ll see.

expect a 4-man rush all day, no surprises, and the time to get comfortable throwing short passes over the wide-open middle of the field, where noone will be covering the te’s, so i’ve seen. i don’t think it matters who your qb is at all, actually, we make most of them look really sharp. tell your linemen to hold dumervil, it won’t be called, trust me. i would use long-developing plays against our rookie corner(bell), and everything over the middle of the field, with 2 rookie safeties back there, one an actual lb, and one playing in the endzone, by himself. our ends are soft around the edges, so that should be there as well. up the gut, you’ll eventually pop one, so keep trying. misdirection, reversing field, very effective. wow, this is easy, i wonder if i could be an OC, at least against this defense. i mean, what is our strength right now? i’ll wait for an answer

Those fat linemen will have problems against Dumervil or Moss in the passing game, but will utterly destroy them in the run game. I say we play heavy against the run and let out pass rush specialists eat Losman up. Whatdoyasay? :)

It is incredible how big these men are. I hope Doom eats Peters alive. That O-line is huge!!

Some quick minor corrections:

Copeland Bryan is not our starter at right end; Ryan Denney is. Bryan has been hurt, but should play in a backup role this week. Rookie Chris Ellis is on IR.

Our starting center is Duke Preston, not Melvin Fowler. They both suck equally, but hey – Duke weighs 16 more pounds than Melvin. That’s something, I guess.

Our line does not typically struggle with speed rushers. Jason Peters, even at 340+ pounds, is one of the most nimble and athletic linemen you’ll ever see. Speed rushers do give us more problems than power rushers, though, so you guys will get some pressure on Edwards – especially since you’ll drop a bunch into coverage and make Trent sit in the pocket and wait for a guy to get open.

I wouldn’t be shocked to see you guys spy on our quarterback, either. Edwards isn’t the most mobile guy, but our QBs can make you pay on the ground – they’ve got five rushing touchdowns this season. I’ve been quite shocked that no one has spied to date – a spy on our QB would render our passing game utterly ineffective, as our QB rushes have been a good bail-out more often than not.

Otherwise, good job. :)

Would like to see some pressure on Edwards by the front four and make Peters look bad. Maybe that would be some justice, we get some sacks, clinch the AFC West with a win, and Peters can go hang out during the off season and watch the Broncos in the playoffs.