To begin this thread, I have to call out my dear facebook friend and National Football Post genius Michael Lombardi.

While those of us who are no longer under Jay Cutler's spell can call him a foolhardy, gambling, error-prone signal-caller, his enchantment enslaving the majority of the MSM is still as potent as sniffing paint for degenerate junkies.

If you read Lombardi's Tavern Talk post on the NFP today, you know that Lombardi crushes on Cutler the same way I do on Ana Ivanovic or Natalie Morales.... With that said, if Ivanovic sucks it up at Wimbledon or the U.S. Open, I'd say so and if Morales ever talks like Daffy Duck or Sylvester the cat on the Today show, I'd say she sucks as well. Just something to think about.

Anyway, moving on, the Broncos, by the logic of analysts who know their stuff (such as Lombardi and Jim Rome as I've previously mentioned) have not fallen far perception-wise. The team knows quite well it's incumbent upon them to take control of the game early and allow Kyle Orton to beat Washington downfield with magnificent play-action execution. 

I'm hoping that Ryan McBean is able to play against the Skins, as I trust he'll make a big play to help us win the game. At times, I just get these feelings as I thought in last year's game against the Falcons, Daniel Graham would score the winning touchdown.

In closing,  those of you who are based in the greater DC area, make a good showing. When I watch the game at FedEx Field, I want to see orange and blue in the stands. Finally, I know that most of us appreciate Mr. Bowlen, but I'm sure that after this game, we'll hold him in even higher regard as we see just how decimated a franchise can be when the owner is a moron like Dan Snyder.

When I write again, I'm fully confident the Broncos will be 7-2. Keep the faith, brethren and sisters who bleed orange and blue and may peace be with you this day and always. GO BRONCOS!!!