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Hack Wilson - real:
the 1999 Rams are the best offense ever.  This fact will never change....Kurt Warner, Marshall Faulk, Issac Bruce, Tory Holt, Az Hakim, Ricky Phoehl etc.


but the 2007 Patriots are the #1 offensive team of this millenium but that is all about to change this year with the Broncos signing of Wes Welker.  the 2006 Chargers, 2003-2009 Colts were up there every year, and the Chiefs even had a few years of offensive greatness.  But the 2007 Patriots set the bar for this millennium.  but to this years broncos it doesn't even MATTER to them that von miller is out the first 6 weeks for doing exstacy    (he's a top 5-10 defense player in the entire league)

manning has too man weapons...Demerious Thomas is a #1 receiver on 25 teams but on Denver he is the new #2 with the addition of Welker.  their offensive line is actually not as good as it could be due to key injuries but as long as you have Manning and his crew of WR's you're fine.  plus this Thomas kid at TE is a TD machine so far.  not sure how i feel long term about Moreno/Ball as your RB punch but they are both good backs.  there's a great chance Peyton throws 45-51 TD's this year...51 would obviously be the new record.  I think he wants it just to spite his haters.

Chamillitary Click:
Possibly. Not until they surpass Tom.

Hack Wilson - real:

--- Quote from: Chamillitary Click on September 16, 2013, 09:05:15 AM ---Possibly. Not until they surpass Tom.

--- End quote ---

9 Tds and 0 picks after 2 games


and they haven't even played the Gayders wack defense yet

Chamillitary Click:
50-8. 16-0.

Hack Wilson - real:
Peyton's 49 TD season actually had a higher QB rating because Brady needed 100 more pass attempts to get that 50th TD ;)


16-0 really means nothing without a SB win though.  i'd rather go 9-7 and win the SB than 16-0 and lose, for example.

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