2013 AFC Divisional Game: #4 Baltimore Ravens at #1 Denver Broncos

[ram29jackson]

Tebow 1 Bronco playoff win; Manning 0.

Manning has 12 lifetime...just saying

this was one of those games where I was kind of sad and happy for both teams. I wanted Broncos but its cool that the Ravens won. Just a great football game in general

 

[BazookaJoe5]

The performance of Bryant McKinnie the past two weeks leaves me scratching my head as to why Harbaugh insisted on playing Oher there all year. I said on the first page of this thread that McKinnie and Yanda being in could make a difference and it did. Dumervil and Miller barely sniffed Flacco, a big difference from the first game in which they were all over him.

 

[BazookaJoe5]

Btw, who makes the decisions on special teams players in Houston? Whoever it is should be fired, after they let Jones and Holliday both go...

 

[ThomasTomasz]

The performance of Bryant McKinnie the past two weeks leaves me scratching my head as to why Harbaugh insisted on playing Oher there all year. I said on the first page of this thread that McKinnie and Yanda being in could make a difference and it did. Dumervil and Miller barely sniffed Flacco, a big difference from the first game in which they were all over him.

They also put Oher over at right tackle. The guy is a power blocker, and is much better on the right instead of protecting Flacco's blind side, where he was getting schooled by finesse rushers. Yanda always impresses me too, always trying to stay in the play.

 

[ThomasTomasz]

That's a bit of a mis-direction. Manning led this team to a first round bye, so he didn't have to win a game in the opening round of the playoffs. That essentially counts as a win for him, at least in my book.

 

[ralaw]

@AdamSchefter: According to ESPN Stats and Information’s win probability model, Denver had a 97.2 percent chance of winning right before Jacoby Jones' TD.

 

[Houston]

Btw, who makes the decisions on special teams players in Houston? Whoever it is should be fired, after they let Jones and Holliday both go...

Now we're stuck with some guy named Martin who can't make it past the 20.

 

[Len B]

@AdamSchefter: According to ESPN Stats and Information’s win probability model, Denver had a 97.2 percent chance of winning right before Jacoby Jones' TD.

I'd love to see how ESPN made up that bullshit number. There's no possible way to get a statistic out of that. According to this, 3 out of every 100 games will be lost when a team is in that situation. I think it's more like 99.99999%. It never happens.

 

[Houston]

 

[Point Blank]

^ diehard Pats fan, knows every player on the team

PP isn't the brightest.

 

[ram29jackson]

a behind the scenes sports history picture at its finest

 

[ram29jackson]

Btw, who makes the decisions on special teams players in Houston? Whoever it is should be fired, after they let Jones and Holliday both go...

money ?

 

[ram29jackson]

a brother vs brother SB is of course possible at this point.

Thats a scary thought if both guys can guess the others tendencies LOL

 

[Houston]

a behind the scenes sports histiory picture at its finest

Imagine it in a few decades if little Peyton becomes a great QB.

 

[SuperKevin]

a brother vs brother SB is of course possible at this point.

Thats a scary thought if both guys can guess the others tendencies LOL

Good thing they aren't identical twins with the thought sharing and all

 

[ram29jackson]

Imagine it in a few decades if little Peyton becomes a great QB.

seriously..great photo..just two men respecting and appreciating eachother as humans and in their craft as long term athletes. The game is over, time to be human...great photo.

Meanwhile some Ravens fan is bashing a Broncos forum like his life depends on it.