Super Bowl XLVIII: Seattle Seahawks vs Denver Broncos

[kmanharris]

I really want Denver to win for Peyton and Champ. They are both humble dudes who deserve it.

However, Broncoblue is quickly changing my hopes for this game.

 

[Glenbino]

Broncos 28 - Seattle 17

MVP: Montee "SURPRISE SUPERSTAR" Ball

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[BroncoBlue]

Super Bowl XLVIII: Seattle Seahawks vs Denver Broncos

the problem for Seattle is their offense is weak. Denver has a terrible passing defense, but seattle wont be able to take advantage of it. The only way this is a good, close game is if their is snowfall during the game.

Denver wins this by 2 or more TD's in a game that is a snoozer

Do you think, Seattle's gonna try and keep Manning on the sidelines, ala Mike McCoy and the Chargers?

It should be a fun first half.


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[BroncoBlue]

Super Bowl XLVIII: Seattle Seahawks vs Denver Broncos

I really want Denver to win for Peyton and Champ. They are both humble dudes who deserve it.

However, Broncoblue is quickly changing my hopes for this game.

You're Welcome!


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[Bomberooski]

Still hoping for Percy Harvin's first full game of the season leading to a Super Bowl MVP

 

[Maynard]

i dont think it will be close. i think peyton got past his kryptonite and will have no problem shredding the hawks dee. I think it will be denver who dinks and dunks his way around for the first half wearing down the hawks. by halftime i see a 28-3 lead. the final will be like 38-20 after a few late garbage TD's

 

[Influence]

Peyton Manning gonna get his 2nd ring, then retire.

 

[MVPete]

Do you think, Seattle's gonna try and keep Manning on the sidelines, ala Mike McCoy and the Chargers?

It should be a fun first half.


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I'm sure they would like to do that, and considering they have one of the best RBs in the league and Wilson who is great with his feet it's possible.

 

[Aso]

Peyton Manning gonna get his 2nd ring, then retire.

Peyton Manning has already said he's going to come back whether he wins a ring this year or not.

 

[Glenbino]

Peyton has three years left on his deal after this one.

He's not going anywhere.

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[ThomasTomasz]

I saw a story two weeks ago where he is having an evaluation done on his neck, and that would determine his playing future. Let me see if I can find it.

 

[Aso]

I saw a story two weeks ago where he is having an evaluation done on his neck, and that would determine his playing future. Let me see if I can find it.

I read that too I meant if he is healthy he will be coming back either way Superbowl or not.

 

[Glenbino]

That evaluation was mandated by his contract, it has nothing to do with him feeling any discomfort.

I'd have to imagine things are just fine after the way he played yesterday, and this season in general.

If he walks away after the SB he would be leaving a TON of money on the table.

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[ram29jackson]

 

[ThomasTomasz]

That evaluation was mandated by his contract, it has nothing to do with him feeling any discomfort.

I'd have to imagine things are just fine after the way he played yesterday, and this season in general.

If he walks away after the SB he would be leaving a TON of money on the table.

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Right, but with neck problems, you never know. He could be feeling and playing just fine, but if something moved, or shrank, or did whatever, it could put him in a vulnerable spot to continue playing. He would definitely leave a lot of money on the table, but he owns more than a few Papa Johns and has made plenty of money throughout his career. I don't think that's the biggest defining factor for him right now.

For what it's worth, my odds are on Manning being under center for Denver next year.

 

[BroncoBlue]

Right, but with neck problems, you never know. He could be feeling and playing just fine, but if something moved, or shrank, or did whatever, it could put him in a vulnerable spot to continue playing. He would definitely leave a lot of money on the table, but he owns more than a few Papa Johns and has made plenty of money throughout his career. I don't think that's the biggest defining factor for him right now.

For what it's worth, my odds are on Manning being under center for Denver next year.

His previous next surgery shouldn't be an issue, its more so genetics Manning has to worry about.

Wellington K. Hsu, a spine surgeon and assistant professor at Northwestern University, says the fused area should not be vulnerable. "In fact, his neck is probably stronger now than it was before the surgery because he has a solid, bony fusion," Hsu said.
Rick Sasso, an Indianapolis spine surgeon who, like Hsu, was not involved in Manning's treatment, agrees. "As long as the fusion was solid, that segment is very protected," he said.

Sasso says the surgery Manning had, known medically as a "single level anterior fusion," is common. He estimates he has performed about 1,500 of them.

"It's one of the most routine operations we do now as spine surgeons. We do it as an out-patient. Most out-patients go home about four hours after the operation is done,' Sasso said.

They don't typically go on to play in the NFL, but it does happen.

Both say that doesn't preclude Manning having a disk problem in another level of his spine. "That has been known to occur. That is called adjacent segment degeneration," Hsu said.

Said Sasso: "A lot of it is genetic. … We're born with the genes that have a higher propensity for these disks to wear out."

http://usatoday30.usatoday.com/spor...8/doctors-upbeat-on-manning-health/53424974/1

I'd be more worried about Manning "Going out on top" then his neck exam.

Think about it, the knock on Manning going into this year was he only had won one Super Bowl and a subpar playoff record.

If he wins the Super Bowl he'll have two Championships, a 12-11 playoff record, another MVP, and this comes after arguably the best regular season performance by a QB of ALL TIME. Oh ya, lets not forget the guy came back from a broken fucking neck. Christopher Nolan can't write this shit, oh wait he did it's called The Dark Knight Rises!

 

[ram29jackson]

His previous next surgery shouldn't be an issue, its more so genetics Manning has to worry about.



I'd be more worried about Manning "Going out on top" then his neck exam.

Think about it, the knock on Manning going into this year was he only had won one Super Bowl and a subpar playoff record.

If he wins the Super Bowl he'll have two Championships, a 12-11 playoff record, another MVP, and this comes after arguably the best regular season performance by a QB of ALL TIME. Oh ya, lets not forget the guy came back from a broken fucking neck. Christopher Nolan can't write this shit, oh wait he did it's called The Dark Knight Rises!

no, Manning is Captain America

 

[Influence]

Oh ya, lets not forget the guy came back from a broken fucking neck.

Peyton's neck was never broken... :wtf:

The hit that was suspected of causing the injury was in 2006.. Peyton missed all of the 2011 season because of the injury, which more than likely.. started from that hit in 2006.

Hit I'm referring to http://www.nfl.com/videos/indianapo...f9af/Did-Redskins-cause-Manning-s-neck-injury

 

[ram29jackson]

2006 bears defensive rank

http://www.pro-football-reference.com/teams/chi/2006.htm

2013 Seahawks
http://www.pro-football-reference.com/teams/sea/2013.htm

my so called point is both teams offenses weren't scaring anyone in/for the Super Bowl against a Manning lead team even though they appeared to have good numbers

 

[ram29jackson]