Another 3-touchdown game for Manning

he is immune to the aging process

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Originally posted 04:41 PM ET  11.04 by LionesTCT

he is immune to the aging process

No he's not, the Broncos have a fluff schedule. After today they will play one more good team (Ravens) and that will bring the total to 4 for the entire season. My money says that Denver loses to Baltimore making them 0-4 against the good teams on his schedule.

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Originally posted 04:51 PM ET  11.04 by Rex Racer

No he's not, the Broncos have a fluff schedule. After today they will play one more good team (Ravens) and that will bring the total to 4 for the entire season. My money says that Denver loses to Baltimore making them 0-4 against the good teams on his schedule.

The important thing is to get into the playoffs, and the Broncos are on track to do that. If they keep winning, they might even get a first-round bye. It's looking more and more like the Texans about have the other bye tied up.

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Originally posted 04:51 PM ET  11.04 by Rex Racer

No he's not, the Broncos have a fluff schedule. After today they will play one more good team (Ravens) and that will bring the total to 4 for the entire season. My money says that Denver loses to Baltimore making them 0-4 against the good teams on his schedule.

Your money also said that the Bengals were better than Denver. I am starting to think that you might be prone to exaggeration!

<steals back Vaporizer>

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Originally posted 04:51 PM ET  11.04 by Rex Racer

No he's not, the Broncos have a fluff schedule. After today they will play one more good team (Ravens) and that will bring the total to 4 for the entire season. My money says that Denver loses to Baltimore making them 0-4 against the good teams on his schedule.

Playing AFC East teams twice a season is a 'fluff' schedule.

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Originally posted 04:51 PM ET  11.04 by Rex Racer

No he's not, the Broncos have a fluff schedule. After today they will play one more good team (Ravens) and that will bring the total to 4 for the entire season. My money says that Denver loses to Baltimore making them 0-4 against the good teams on his schedule.

What makes you think the Ravins are a good team, the Eagles beat them

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Originally posted 05:31 PM ET  11.04 by ORF

Playing AFC East teams twice a season is a 'fluff' schedule.

Kansas City, Oakland, and San Diego do not create a sense of fear with opposing teams.

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Originally posted 08:07 PM ET  11.04 by Stuart MacDougal

Kansas City, Oakland, and San Diego do not create a sense of fear with opposing teams.

But they do in their own fans.

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Originally posted 04:51 PM ET  11.04 by Rex Racer

No he's not, the Broncos have a fluff schedule. After today they will play one more good team (Ravens) and that will bring the total to 4 for the entire season. My money says that Denver loses to Baltimore making them 0-4 against the good teams on his schedule.

But what does the Bronco's schedule AFTER today have to do with Manning's performance up through today? So far they have played Steelers, Falcons, Texans, Raiders, Patriots, Chargers, SaintS, Bengels--not the toughest schedule in the leage, but far from a fluff schedule. My arithmatic says their opponents are 36 and 26, or winning 58% of their games. Don't let your dislike of a person cloud your judgement of his abilities.

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Originally posted 04:51 PM ET  11.04 by Rex Racer

No he's not, the Broncos have a fluff schedule. After today they will play one more good team (Ravens) and that will bring the total to 4 for the entire season. My money says that Denver loses to Baltimore making them 0-4 against the good teams on his schedule.

They beat the Steelers in the season opener. Hey if we are talking about teams with "fluff" schedules lets not forget that the Broncos are the best team that the Pats have beaten this year!!