NFL 2009 Off Season Thread

**DaveBrawl** · 04-07-2009, 09:54 AM

Although I agree with you about the similarities in the Cutler and Farve situations, Farve never was right after the Bengals game and I believe the shoulder injury in that game hampered him far more than just the team choking.

Truthfully I believe Denver is in for another 6-10 to 8-8 season and the Bears will be in the 8-8 to 10-6 range. The Broncos took a serious hit on offense losing Jay, but they seem to be trying to upgrade the defense and if they can do that even a little it will pick them up a few games.

Personally I look for the Chiefs to be a powerful player for the division this season. With Denver having to reload and the Chargers falling off at the rate they have the last few seasons the way KC has reloaded has me worried. No one is paying attention to them, but I think they have a good shot at winning the AFC West this year.

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04-07-2009, 09:54 AM	#11
DaveBrawl Inconceivable Posts: 9,887	Although I agree with you about the similarities in the Cutler and Farve situations, Farve never was right after the Bengals game and I believe the shoulder injury in that game hampered him far more than just the team choking. Truthfully I believe Denver is in for another 6-10 to 8-8 season and the Bears will be in the 8-8 to 10-6 range. The Broncos took a serious hit on offense losing Jay, but they seem to be trying to upgrade the defense and if they can do that even a little it will pick them up a few games. Personally I look for the Chiefs to be a powerful player for the division this season. With Denver having to reload and the Chargers falling off at the rate they have the last few seasons the way KC has reloaded has me worried. No one is paying attention to them, but I think they have a good shot at winning the AFC West this year.