Denver Broncos Wins And Losses in 2007 N.F.L. season | Jose's Blog

The (Denver Broncos) in 2007 will go 12-4 and advance to the (AFC Championship). Analysis of the season game by game is as follows. Sept. 9th at Buffalo bills, the Broncos under Mike Shanahan always start strong. This should be an easy win. Second game Oakland Raiders come to town on Sept. 16th. too early for JaMarcus Russell to start being the "Saviour". Another win. Third game Sept. 23rd. Jacksonville comes to town along with their quarterback controversy,another win. Fourth game, at (Indianapolis Colts). The Colts have the Broncos number especially at home. First loss of the season. Fifth game San Diego comes rolling into town riding L.T.'s coat tails, second loss of the season. The bye week comes just in time to re-organize after back to back losses. Oct. 21 the Steelers come to town and the Broncos will roll all over them, another win. Green Bay comes in to hand the Broncos their second win in a row. The Broncos visit Detroit on Nov. 4 th. another win. First half of the season is over and the Broncos are sitting nicely at 6-2 Second half Broncos at (Kansas City Chiefs) on Nov.11th. , chiefs always beats up on Denver at home. Loss number three. Nov. 19th. Vince Young and the Titans come in to find another young quarterback that's a real winner. Broncos all over Tennessee, another win. Broncos visit the (Superbowl) runner ups (Bears), another loss for the blue and orange. The last loss of the regular season for the Broncos will motivate them to run the table on their last five games. At (Raiders),home versus Kansas City, at Houston, at San Diego and finally at home to entertain the Vikings. The Bronc's should easily win home field for the first round and also win against whomever comes in as a wild card or for the second when they should be nice and rested going against a tired team traveling away from home. If the Broncos get lucky and also get home field for the A.F.C. title game, then they might just have the stars in their favor and get to the Big Game...

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July 10, 2007 12:39 AM ET

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i don't understand why you think the broncos will lose to san diego at home and then beat them on the road.

and the broncos will not lose to a team lead by rex grossman (who will be better than people think). you picked the wrong orange & blue to win.
vince young is a real winner, but he's not a good quarterback (see mike vick, though i think young will do more with his talent because he is more dedicated to the game).

still, 12-4 is optimistic, but i'm right there with you, and the broncos have the talent to do it!

go broncos!

77crush

Saint Louis , MO

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July 10, 2007 12:41 AM ET

uhh, when i said i don't think young is a good quarterback, i meant to say yet. he is a project, but i think he will be the real deal.

July 15, 2007 12:25 PM ET

I could admit this is a very realistic breakdown of win's losses. I too question San Diego's win in our house. Not to mention us winning on Christmas in San Diego might be much. But if I know any better your pridiction will be right. We will be playing the Chargers in their house for the higher seed in the Wild Card playoffs.

Wild-Mike79

Mesa , AZ

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July 19, 2007 02:38 AM ET

The Chargers traditionally have struggled against the Broncos in Denver, and had we met the Bears in Miami last February, we would have kicked their trash. I see us losing to Indianapolis and San Diego on the road, and perhaps at Kansas City. Thus, I'll say that the Broncos go 12-4 this season, while they shock the losers in the East Coast once again. I mean, how ludicrous is it that there's ONE Bronco enshrined in the Hall of Fame. It's too bad that fans in the Rocky Mountain region are the only ones with brains in their heads.