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Originally Posted by BlackOp
No...they are sleeping because your shitty, one dimensional offense is boring. Your going to have trouble selling the Atlanta and SD final score....Donkos were thoroughly whipped and added garbage points.
They put up a whopping 3 points in the first half against bad defenses.
Semenboy has been lucky all season with players dropping easy INTs...the Bengals game and the most recent Chargers come to mind. His stats could be looking pretty horrid right now....
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First, it's "you're" and not "your"...
Loss to the Falcons - Lynch's first start. Freeman was admirable on the ground and Coleman lit 'em up, exposed some areas where they can be beaten by a talented TE type of player.
Lynch looked like a rookie - 6 sacks, an INT... errant throws. Shit happens.
7 of 11 drives ended in punt (6) or INT for Denver.
5 of 11 drives ended in punt, turnover or downs for Atlanta.
So, yeah - they lost a game that may not have been as ugly with Trevor. Who knows, can't cry over it.
Loss to the Chargers - Siemian likely shouldn't have started, but Lynch was no consideration with as bad as he looked the week prior AND Kubiak was missing from the game due to health issues.
Denver outgained the Chargers in yards and the 12 penalties killed them, stopped 2 key drives from converting first downs. Stupid mental mistakes, been happening more often than not during the year, but this was really the first game it costs them.
11 of 14 drives for Denver were punts (5), fumble (2), safety, missed FG...
5 of 10 drives for Chargers were punts - 4 were FGs
Chargers won the game, but look at the penalties and all those mistakes add up.
So, not excusing the losses - explaining the lack of points 'against' bad defenses.
Anyway, that's in the past ... 6-2 is the tally at this point with the Raiders up next on Sunday night. Is 7 wins in line? We shall see.