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  • Manning2Harrison
    Banned
    • Aug 2006
    • 7412

    #166
    Re: Denver A.M.


    Matchup Preview *|* Week 16, 2016
    @
    Kansas City Chiefs
    (5-9, 2-5 Away)
    Denver Broncos
    (10-4, 4-2 Home)
    Offensive Stats Comparison
    331.4Total Offensive Yards369.1
    232.7Passing Yards254.0
    98.7Rushing Yards115.1
    16.8Points Per Game30.3
    Defensive Stats Comparison
    293.8Total Yards Allowed359.7
    190.1Passing Yards Allowed240.7
    103.7Rushing Yards Allowed119.0
    19.6Points Per Game24.1
    Injury Report
    DE Tamba Hali (elbow)
    2 weeks
    KR/WR Brandon Banks (ribs)
    3 weeks
    RB Jamaal Charles (pectoral)
    IR

    DT Leonard Roosevelt (back)
    3 weeks

    Game Notes
    The Broncos need to keep the wins coming to maintain their newly-gained AFC West lead. Zac Piper and co. won this season's earlier meeting in Piper's NFL debut, and should be able to come on top on their own turf.

    QB Comparison
    Zac Piper - 102.9 rating, 225/329 (68.3%), 2445 YDS, 19 TD, 5 INT
    Nick Foles - 65.9 rating, 268/545 (49.2%), 15 TD, 14 INT,

    Rushing Leaders
    Montee Ball - 249-1122, 4.5 avg., 14 TD
    Delone Carter - 245-750, 3.1 avg., 0 TD

    Receiving Leaders
    Virgil Green 88-1167, 13.3 avg., 10 TD
    Dwayne Bowe - 89-1209, 13.6 avg., 6 TD

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    • Manning2Harrison
      Banned
      • Aug 2006
      • 7412

      #167
      Re: Denver A.M.

      Originally posted by Knickerbocker91
      Even as bad as the Giants have been, still beat Dallas lol.

      Nice win over Oakland, could definitely tell you wished you had Piper the first go round but it makes for a good story this way. Good luck holding them off for the AFC West Title.
      True on both counts. I do like how it worked out how both we and the Raiders were 9-4 when the second game was played.

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      • Manning2Harrison
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        • Aug 2006
        • 7412

        #168
        Re: Denver A.M.



        Broncos Stave Off KC's Upset Bid,
        Maintain AFC West Lead


        With one week left in the regular season, the Denver Broncos still lead the Oakland Raiders by a game in the AFC West, but the visiting Kansas City Chiefs did not make it easy for them. For the second time this season, Denver spotted KC a 17-7 lead before coming out on top. In Zac Piper’s Week 6 debut, the Broncos scored 24 consecutive points on the way to a 31-24 win. This time the game remained in doubt until the Chiefs’ failed onside kick attempt in the final minute.

        The game began with touchdowns in the first three series, which put the Chief up 14-7. In between Delone Carter’s 1 yard run and Nick Foles’ 6 yard pass to Marcedes Lewis, Denver fullback Lex Hilliard scored on a 34 yard catch and run. But with the Broncos driving to answer Kansas City’s second touchdown, Piper was picked off by Brandon Flowers. Denver’s defense negated the turnover by forcing a three and out, but the next possession ended with Piper intercepted in the end zone by Kendrick Lewis. This time, the Chiefs did convert the takeaway, getting a 31 yard field goal by Ryan Succop with 4:49 remaining in the half. The Broncos answered with a 49-yarder by Matt Prater with 13 seconds to spare, cutting the deficit to 17-10 at the intermission.

        Piper capped the first drive of the second half with a 17 yard touchdown pass to Alshon Jeffery, and KC followed with a three and out that included a sack by Taylor Mays. After the punt the Broncos were at the Chiefs’ 45, and they found the end zone in just 3 plays. Montee Ball ran for 9 yards, Hilliard converted the second and 1, then Piper lofted a rainbow to Virgil Green in the back corner of the end zone for a 24-17 lead. The Chiefs responded in the next series, scoring on a 14 yard pass from Foles to Robert Meachem, sending the game into its final frame in a 24-24 tie.

        The fourth quarter was less than a minute old when Ball scored his second touchdown of the game and his 16th of the season from 3 yards out. It was a stalemate much of the rest of the way, until Prater drilled an easy 27 yard kick two plays after the two minute warning to give the Broncos some cushion. It was cushion they would need, as the Chiefs then drove to Foles’ 3 yard toss to Lewis with the clock down to 33 seconds. With KC down to one time out, it was do or die on the onside kickoff attempt, and die it was.


        Kansas City Chiefs at Denver Broncos
        Jan 16, 20161ST2ND3RD4THSCORE
        Kansas City Chiefs (5-10)7107731
        Denver Broncos (11-4)73141034
        Scoring Summary
        FIRST QUARTER SCORINGKANDEN
        9:24(KAN) Delone Carter 1 run (R. Succop kick)70
        3:08(DEN) Lex Hilliard 34 pass from Zac Piper (M. Prater kick)77
        SECOND QUARTER SCORINGKANDEN
        14:52(KAN) Marcedes Lewis 6 pass from Nick Foles (R. Succop kick)147
        4:49(KAN) Ryan Succop 31 FG177
        0:13(DEN) Matt Prater 49 FG1710
        THIRD QUARTER SCORINGKANDEN
        9:50(DEN) Alshon Jeffery 21 pass from Zac Piper (M. Prater kick)1717
        7:21(DEN) Virgil Green 30 pass from Zac Piper (M. Prater kick)1724
        2:22(KAN) Robert Meachem 14 pass from Nick Foles (R. Succop kick)2424
        FOURTH QUARTER SCORINGKANDEN
        14:11(DEN) Montee Ball 3 run (M. Prater kick)2431
        1:51(DEN) Matt Prater 27 FG2434
        0:33(KAN) Marcedes Lewis 3 pass from Nick Foles (R. Succop kick)3134



        Lex Hilliard barrels across the goal line at the end of a 34 yard catch and run.


        Virgil Green’s 11th TD catch of 2016 gave the Broncos a 24-17 lead.

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        • Manning2Harrison
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          • Aug 2006
          • 7412

          #169
          Re: Denver A.M.

          WEEK 16 SCOREBOARD

          Bears (9-4-2) 20, Giants (4-11) 10

          Dolphins (9-6) 49, Panthers (7-7-1) 31

          Texans (9-6) 34, 49ers (10-5) 13

          Cowboys (6-9) 9, Lions (5-9-1) 6

          Chargers (4-11) 27, Colts (6-9) 17

          Browns (11-4) 35, Bills (8-7) 21

          Buccaneers (10-4-1) 17, Falcons (8-7) 16

          Packers (10-5) 44, Eagles (8-7) 38

          Jaguars (11-4) 41, Steelers (8-7) 35

          Ravens (10-5) 44, Patriots (2-13) 10

          Jets (10-5) 20, Saints (6-9) 8

          Titans (5-10) 30, Cardinals (4-11) 6

          Vikings (8-6-1) 31, Bengals (2-13) 10

          Raiders (10-5) 12, Redskins (5-10) 3

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          • Manning2Harrison
            Banned
            • Aug 2006
            • 7412

            #170
            Re: Denver A.M.


            Transactions

            Broncos, OT execute 3 year contract extension.

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            • Manning2Harrison
              Banned
              • Aug 2006
              • 7412

              #171
              Re: Denver A.M.


              Matchup Preview *|* Week 17, 2016
              @
              Jacksonville Jaguars
              (11-4, 4-3 Away)
              Denver Broncos
              (11-4, 5-2 Home)
              Offensive Stats Comparison
              378.2Total Offensive Yards375.9
              254.4Passing Yards263.9
              123.8Rushing Yards112.0
              27.3Points Per Game30.5
              Defensive Stats Comparison
              273.1Total Yards Allowed360.6
              193.7Passing Yards Allowed248.3
              79.4Rushing Yards Allowed112.3
              19.9Points Allowed24.6
              Injury Report
              RB Justin Forsett (ankle)
              3 weeks
              KR/WR Brandon Banks (ribs)
              2 weeks
              C Jason Slowey (hamstring)
              3 weeks
              SS Winston Guy (elbow)
              4 weeks
              LT Kelvin Beachum (quad)
              1 week

              Game Notes
              Winning streaks of 6 (Jacksonville) and 7 (Denver) games collide as the Jags pay a visit for the final game of the regular season. The Jaguars have been waiting for this game for almost a year, ever since the Broncos eliminated them from the 2015 playoffs. Five of Jacksonville's last wins have been by double digits, while the Broncos were victorious by 4 points or less in five of those seven games, and got taken into overtime in another one- and this game could be more of a mismatch than many might think.

              QB Comparison
              Zac Piper - 102.6 rating, 255/373 (68.3%), 2844 YDS, 22 TD, 7 INT
              Russell Wilson - 76.7 rating, 381/614 (62.1%), 3789 YDS, 25 TD, 24 INT

              Rushing Leaders
              Montee Ball - 270-1187, 4.4 avg., 16 TD
              Justin Forsett - 215-854, 4.0 avg., 3 TD | Stevan Ridley - 171-668, 3.9 avg., 8 TD

              Receiving Leaders
              Virgil Green - 93-1259, 13.5 avg., 11 TD
              Jeremy Maclin - 81-1076, 13.3 avg., 7 TD



              JACKSONVILLE JAGUARS Depth Chart - 2016
              Regular Offense
              STARTER2ND3RD4TH
              WRJeremy Maclin | 94Rakayle Shaaafat | 79Ace Sanders | 70
              TEDwayne Allen | 92Di-Jon Fairley | 71Cullen Capers | 62
              LTKelvin Beachum | 77Tanner Hawkinson | 76Darenton Gonzalez | 79
              LGShelley Smith | 76Will Rackley | 75
              CJason Slowey | 84Fredrick Alaeze (R) | 80Tanner Hawkinson | 70
              RGBen Jones | 84Garrett Reynolds | 76
              RTLuke Joeckel | 99Tyler Polumbus | 80
              WRJustin Blackmon | 89Wilfred Scales | 73
              QBRussell Wilson | 88Christian Ponder | 71Ted Winkenwerder | 73
              FBDonald Strongosky | 78
              HBJustin Forsett | 77Stevan Ridley | 87Bryce Brown | 80Joe McKnight | 67
              Base 4-3 Defense
              STARTER2ND3RD4TH
              LDEJames Harrison | 86Michael Bennett | 77
              LDTDanton Priester | 81Kameel Cofield | 77
              RDTBraddie Inglesi | 80
              RDETaz Trodder | 90Robert Ayers | 82
              WLBClifton Bolton | 86Nick Roach | 74
              MLBPaul Posluszny | 81Ify Kouandijo | 56
              SLBDeandre Levy | 82James-Michael Johnson | 74
              CBBrandon Browner | 88Dwayne Gratz | 86Jarrett Newton (R) | 67
              SSJohnathan Cyprien | 93D'Cody Harvey (R) | 57
              FSAntoine Bethea | 89C.J. Spillman | 70
              CBTerrance Mazon | 88Demetrius McCray | 81
              Special Teams
              STARTER2ND3RD4TH
              KJosh Brown | 80
              PBryan Anger | 94
              PRTerrance Mazon | 74
              KRJoe McKnight | 80Justin Forsett | 77Ace Sanders | 76

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              • Manning2Harrison
                Banned
                • Aug 2006
                • 7412

                #172
                Re: Denver A.M.



                Broncos Lose To Jags, But Win The West


                Against the stubborn Jacksonville defense, the league’s highest-scoring team could put up only 17 points, including a mere field goal in the second half. Zac Piper looked more rookie than budding superstar, going 21-of-41 for 253 yards with no touchdowns and a pick, while the Jaguars’ Russell Wilson completed 25 of his 29 attempts for 280 yards and a pair of TD’s without being picked off. Despite the disparity in QB performance, the Broncos took a 17-14 lead into the fourth quarter, but the Jags posted the game’s final 10 points to leave Denver with a 24-17 victory, a 12-4 record and a first round bye in the playoffs. A 12-4 record and a bye would have belonged to the Broncos had they managed to hold their lead until the end. Instead, what was just the second career loss for Piper dropped the Broncos to 11-5 and put them in an AFC West first place tie with the Oakland Raiders, who trounced Tennessee 28-3. But with a division of record of 5-1, Denver won the tiebreaker for its sixth consecutive title, setting up a wild card duel with the Raiders in Denver next week. No other team has won the AFC West in this decade.

                A 32 yard reception by Mohamed Sanu in the opening series put the Broncos in a first and goal at the 2 and Montee Ball punched it in from there on the following play. The score remained 7-0 into the second quarter, when Wilson’s 4 yard toss to Rakayle Shaafat evened things up at the 8:57 mark. Denver answered with what eventually proved to be its only other touchdown of the game- another Ball run, this one from 8 yards out. Wilson then dirtected his hurry-up offense to Justin Blackmon’s 1 yard TD catch, sending the teams to their locker rooms with the score tied at 14.

                The Jaguars opened the second half by reaching the Denver 49 before punting, after which the Broncos drove to Matt Prater’s 47 yard field goal. They didn’t know it at the time, but the Broncos were done scoring. With Prater’s kick being the only score of the third quarter, the Jaguars would have been going for a tying field goal had the Broncos not been assessed a facemask penalty that put Jacksonville in a first and goal at the 6. Instead of a field goal, the Jags got a go-ahead touchdown run by Bryce Brown on the next play, with 11:54 left in the game. With Piper getting sacked on first down, the Broncos followed Brown’s touchdown with a three and out. After a Jacksonville punt, the Broncos marched into Jaguar territory, but a sack and a strip by Taz Trodder gave the Jags the ball at their 33 with 4:37 to go. At the 2 minute warning they were at the Denver 25, but then a holding call led to a 4th and 16 and with a 47 yard kick, Josh Brown gave them a touchdown lead with 1:37 to play. Exavier Shade enhanced Denver’s chance of forcing overtime by returning the kickoff to the 41, but after three consecutive incomplete passes, the Broncos were in a 4th and 10 at the Jacksonville 42. Piper’s pass to Alshon Jeffery converted, but on the next play Paul Posluszny got a pick-six off a tip by Kameel Cofield. The touchdown was erased, however, because the Jags had been offside on the play. Thus spared, the Broncos got within striking distance, but with 8 seconds to go Brandon Browner sealed the win for Jacksonville with an end zone interception.


                Jacksonville Jaguars at Denver Broncos
                Week 17, 20161ST2ND3RD4THSCORE
                Jacksonville Jaguars (12-4)01401024
                Denver Broncos (11-5)773017
                Team Stats Comparison
                JACDEN
                Total Offense367295
                Rushing Yards10061
                Passing Yards267234
                First Downs2014
                Punt Return Yards1441
                Kick Return Yards43165
                Total Yards424501
                Turnovers02
                3rd Down Converstion5-125-13
                4th Down Conversion0-01-1
                2-Point Conversion0-00-0
                Red Zone Touchdowns/Field Goals3/3/02/2/0
                Penalties4-354-41
                Posession Time38:4021:20
                Scoring Summary
                FIRST QUARTER SCORINGJACDEN
                10:39(DEN) Montee Ball 2 run (M. Prater kick)07
                SECOND QUARTER SCORINGJACDEN
                8:57(JAC) Rakayle Shaafat 4 pass from Russell Wilson (J. Brown kick)77
                4:31(DEN) Montee Ball 8 run (M. Prater kick)714
                0:06(JAC) Justin Blackmon 1 pass from Russell Wilson (J. Brown kick)1414
                THIRD QUARTER SCORINGJACDEN
                7:01(DEN) Matt Prater 47 FG1417
                FOURTH QUARTER SCORINGJACDEN
                11:54(JAC) Bryce Brown 6 run (J. Brown kick)2117
                1:37(JAC) Josh Brown 47 FG2417
                Jacksonville Jaguars
                PASSINGC/AYDSTDINT
                Russell Wilson25/2928020
                RUSHINGATTYDSAVGTD
                Stevan Ridley19663.40
                Bryce Brown10353.51
                Russell Wilson2-1-0.50
                RECEIVINGRECYDSAVGTD
                Justin Blackmon88610.71
                Rakayle Shaafat5469.21
                Dwayne Allen4379.20
                Jeremy Maclin34314.30
                Stevan Ridley23618.00
                Wilfred Scales2178.50
                Di-Jon Fairley11515.00
                BLOCKINGPANCAKESACK
                Dwayne Allen21
                Ben Jones12
                Luke Joeckel01
                DEFENSETACKSACKINTTD
                Terrance Mazon8000
                Deandre Levy6000
                Clifton Bolton4000
                Demetrius McCray4000
                Danton Priester4200
                Taz Trodder3100
                Brandon Browner2010
                Johnathan Cyprien2000
                Fredrick Alaeze1000
                Robert Ayers1000
                Antoine Bethea1000
                Kameel Cofield1000
                D'Cody Harvey1000
                Braddie Inglesi1000
                Paul Posluszny1000
                Denver Broncos
                PASSINGC/AYDSTDINT
                Zac Piper21/4125301
                RUSHINGATTYDSAVGTD
                Montee Ball11484.32
                Lex Hilliard3134.30
                RECEIVINGRECYDSAVGTD
                Montee Ball6477.80
                Alshon Jeffery4317.70
                Virgil Green37224.00
                Tavarres King33411.30
                Mohamed Sanu23919.50
                Tyson Ellington2199.50
                Dave Joyce11111.00
                BLOCKINGPANCAKESACK
                Joe Madsen01
                Ricky Wagner01
                DEFENSETACKSACKINTTD
                Jerrell Freeman9200
                Taylor Mays8000
                Rahim Moore7000
                Aqib Talib6000
                Corey Wootton5100
                Danny Trevathan4100
                Sylvester Williams4100
                Sedrick Ellis3000
                Quanterus Smith3000
                Kayvon Webster3000
                Martez Wilson3000
                Marquiste Ivery2000
                Eric Hagg1000
                Antjuan Joyce1000
                Sealver Siliga1100



                With an 8 yard run, Montee Ball scored his 17th touchdown of the season.


                Taz Trodder’s sack-fumble combo helped Jacksonville preserve its 12th victory of 2016.

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                • Manning2Harrison
                  Banned
                  • Aug 2006
                  • 7412

                  #173
                  Re: Denver A.M.

                  WEEK 17 SCOREBOARD

                  Steelers (9-7) 55, Jets (10-6) 3

                  Chiefs (6-10) 23, Chargers (4-12) 21

                  Redskins (6-10) 28, Buccaneers (10-5-1) 7

                  Rams (8-8) 22, Colts (6-10) 17

                  Ravens (11-5) 34, Vikings (8-7-1) 3

                  Falcons (9-7) 27, Cardinals (4-12) 17

                  Bills (9-7) 36, Panthers (7-8-1) 24

                  Eagles (9-7) 20, Cowboys (6-10) 14

                  Bengals (3-13) 16, Patriots (2-14) 7

                  Saints (7-9) 34, 49ers (10-6) 26

                  Packers (11-5) 31, Bears (9-5-2) 26

                  Raiders (11-5) 28, Titans (5-11) 3

                  Lions (6-9-1) 17, Giants (4-12) 14

                  Seahawks (10-6) 37, Texans (9-7) 20

                  Browns (12-4) 26, Dolphins (9-7) 16

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                  • Manning2Harrison
                    Banned
                    • Aug 2006
                    • 7412

                    #174
                    Re: Denver A.M.

                    NFL Standings - Updated: Week 17, 2016
                    NFC EASTWLT
                    y-PHILADELPHIA970
                    DALLAS6100
                    WASHINGTON6100
                    NEW YORK GIANTS4120
                    NFC NORTHWLT
                    z-GREEN BAY1150
                    x-CHICAGO952
                    MINNESOTA871
                    DETROIT691
                    NFC SOUTHWLT
                    y-TAMPA BAY1051
                    ATLANTA970
                    CAROLINA781
                    NEW ORLEANS790
                    NFC WESTWLT
                    y-SAN FRANCISCO1060
                    x-SEATTLE1060
                    ST. LOUIS880
                    ARIZONA4120
                    AFC EASTWLT
                    y-NEW YORK JETS1060
                    MIAMI970
                    BUFFALO970
                    NEW ENGLAND2140
                    AFC NORTHWLT
                    z-CLEVELAND1240
                    x-BALTIMORE1150
                    PITTSBURGH970
                    CINCINNATI3130
                    AFC SOUTHWLT
                    y-JACKSONVILLE1240
                    HOUSTON970
                    INDIANAPOLIS6100
                    TENNESSEE5110
                    AFC WESTWLT
                    y-DENVER1150
                    x-OAKLAND1150
                    KANSAS CITY6100
                    SAN DIEGO4120

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                    • Manning2Harrison
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                      • Aug 2006
                      • 7412

                      #175
                      Re: Denver A.M.

                      "With the first pick in the 2017 NFL draft, the New England Patriots select..."

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                      • Manning2Harrison
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                        • Aug 2006
                        • 7412

                        #176
                        Re: Denver A.M.

                        Wild Card Weekend Schedule

                        Raiders @ Broncos

                        Bears @ 49ers

                        Ravens @ Jets

                        Seahawks @ Eagles

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                        • Manning2Harrison
                          Banned
                          • Aug 2006
                          • 7412

                          #177
                          Re: Denver A.M.

                          Black Monday Firings

                          Jim Schwartz, Bengals

                          Doug Marrone, Bills (31-17 last 3 years, won 2015 AFC title- ???)

                          Bruce Arians, Cardinals

                          Mike McCoy, Chargers

                          Chuck Pagano, Colts

                          Demetrius Turner, Lions

                          Bill Belichick, Patriots

                          Thomas Single, Redskins

                          Sean Payton, Saints

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                          • Manning2Harrison
                            Banned
                            • Aug 2006
                            • 7412

                            #178
                            Re: Denver A.M.


                            Transactions

                            Jaguars release K Josh Brown

                            Jaguars sign K Dustin Hopkins

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                            • Knickerbocker91
                              MVP
                              • Jun 2010
                              • 3231

                              #179
                              Re: Denver A.M.

                              Lol Belichick got fired.
                              My Dynasties

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                              • Gronk4M13
                                MVP
                                • Apr 2012
                                • 3495

                                #180
                                Re: Denver A.M.

                                Good 11-5 season especially with the rough start. Wow, Wild Card matchup with the Raiders will be good.
                                Ravens: In Ozzie We Trust

                                Yankees: #AllRise

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