Horse Tracks 9/8/08

by mdierk on Sep 8, 2008 4:39 AM MDT in Horse Tracks

Here's a Monday game day edition of Horse Tracks. Enjoy!

Tonight we will get to see how to rookies do when the games count. This could be a special group. See here

Sam Adams explains why the Broncos will defeat the conquered fader nation. See here

Dave Kreiger's article seems to give a more negative outlook of the Broncos. See here

Run defense is first priority. See here

Woody Paige gives us a history of the rivalry. See here

The Rocky Mountain News gave their "skinny" on tonight's game. See here

We may get to see a great CB battle tonight as well. See here

Denver has a shot to take the lead in the AFC West. See here

There are signs that Elvis Dumervil will have a big year. See here

Ryan Clady will have a huge job tonight. See here

Kenny Peterson is very happy with playing in Denver. See here

Former Bronco and current conquered fader Javon Walker says his "demise is greatly exaggerated". See here

AFC West

Phyllis and his merry men aren't too merry today after what the Panthers did to them yesterday. Sunday's game in Denver is CRITICAL for both teams. Let's hope Denver can get them to 0-2. See here

The Missouri Indians lost yesterday, but they took out Tom Brady for the season. Peter King is still weeping as we speak. This season just got even more interesting. See here and here

That is all I have for today. The quest is on and the season is ripe for the picking if they want it enough. GO BRONCOS!!!

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Written by Vic Carucci on nfl.com:

The San Diego Chargers are better than they showed against the Carolina Panthers. They suffered a heartbreaking loss, to be certain, but they still have the talent and explosiveness that should allow them to win the soft AFC West and still make a strong run to the Super Bowl.
How can the Chargers not be encouraged with the performance of Philip Rivers (17-of-27 for 217 yards and three touchdowns and no interceptions) after he underwent offseason knee surgery? He looked as poised and as confident as ever, showing clear strides that he is emerging as a top quarterback. LaDainian Tomlinson remains the gold standard among NFL running backs and Antonio Gates, despite leaving the game in the first half with a bruised hip, still caught a touchdown pass as did San Diego’s other big-play target, Vincent Jackson.
Losing in the final two seconds to a strong Panther team that can go places with a healthy Jake Delhomme under center is no disgrace.

I hate reading this! Hopefully they will talk over a strong Broncos-team after SD is 0-2!

by DjBroncos on Sep 8, 2008 6:53 AM MDT reply actions

Freaking Chargers

I figured the Panthers would be dogshit without Steve Smith and I took the Chargers in my eliminator pool…

by ch3cooh1 on Sep 8, 2008 7:09 AM MDT reply actions

I really dug that Kenny Peterson article. Hope he has a great season.

by FLC on Sep 8, 2008 10:05 AM MDT reply actions

Like what is said from a recdnt former Raider

Warren Sapp – “Shanahan’s going to get into that nasty little double tight end set that he likes, put it in motion, find out if you’re in man-to-man defense or Cover 3 because those are the basic coverages that you get, and then he’ll attack — run the ball.” Sapp also said, “I know the system Oakland plays . . . (the Raiders) are in trouble.”

Let’s see this theory in motion !!!!Go Orange n Blue baby!!!!

by rynoz71 on Sep 8, 2008 10:40 AM MDT reply actions