Conquer Club

They're going to win the super bowl this year. Why? Because of one man, and one man only. Peyton Manning; Soon to be the next MVP, for the 5th time in his young, but illustrious career.

4 time NFL MVP and a Super Bowl champion, Peyton Manning has the unique ability to make everyone around him a better player, as he did when he was with the Indianapolis Colts, leading them to a Super Bowl. Heading into his second year with the Denver Broncos, he looks to become the only Quarterback in NFL history to win a Super Bowl with two different teams.

What makes this year different? With the addition of arguably the best slot receiver in NFL history, Wes Welker, and combine that with two young emerging superstars in Eric Decker and Demaryius Thomas, Peyton Manning has the best trio of wide receivers at his disposal to re-write record books. Combine that with a defense led by veteran cornerback and future Hall of Famer Champ Bailey and the up-and-rising outside linebacker Von Miller, the defense is capable of being a championship caliber defense.

The only possible challenges/threats are the New England Patriots, because they have one of the greatest quarterbacks to ever play the game: Tom Brady. And the Houston Texans, because they are a well oiled machine that can run the ball (and at times throw the ball), and have an elite defense of the addition of Ed Reed, the return of their star middle linebacker Brian Cushing and reigning Defensive Player of the Year, JJ (S)Watt. But I believe that even though these two teams can compete with the Broncos, they will be used as stepping stones to catapult us to the biggest game sports has to offer: Super Bowl 48

In other news,
Russel Wilson just posed for GQ wearing my favorite sweater. Guess I need a new sweater before winter hits.


Even though I love Green Bay, I am thinking San Fran's going to take it all the way.

MILEHIGH 18 wrote:They're going to win the super bowl this year. Why? Because of one man, and one man only. Peyton Manning; Soon to be the next MVP, for the 5th time in his young, but illustrious career.

4 time NFL MVP and a Super Bowl champion, Peyton Manning has the unique ability to make everyone around him a better player, as he did when he was with the Indianapolis Colts, leading them to a Super Bowl. Heading into his second year with the Denver Broncos, he looks to become the only Quarterback in NFL history to win a Super Bowl with two different teams.

What makes this year different? With the addition of arguably the best slot receiver in NFL history, Wes Welker, and combine that with two young emerging superstars in Eric Decker and Demaryius Thomas, Peyton Manning has the best trio of wide receivers at his disposal to re-write record books. Combine that with a defense led by veteran cornerback and future Hall of Famer Champ Bailey and the up-and-rising outside linebacker Von Miller, the defense is capable of being a championship caliber defense.

The only possible challenges/threats are the New England Patriots, because they have one of the greatest quarterbacks to ever play the game: Tom Brady. And the Houston Texans, because they are a well oiled machine that can run the ball (and at times throw the ball), and have an elite defense of the addition of Ed Reed, the return of their star middle linebacker Brian Cushing and reigning Defensive Player of the Year, JJ (S)Watt. But I believe that even though these two teams can compete with the Broncos, they will be used as stepping stones to catapult us to the biggest game sports has to offer: Super Bowl 48

I like this guy.








Except for your Patriots ball-sucking. f*ck the Pats.

I concur, I don't like Tom Brady, but you have to respect what he has accomplished.

Also, no Von Miller for 6 games.

Yes, I just saw that. I still think that nobody is going to score more than us.

I respect Peyton Manning, sure. And Mitch Unrein (DT/sometime FB) is a former Wyoming Cowboy.

But I have never liked the Denver Donks. Otherwise, I'm mostly impartial to NFL teams, with Green Bay being a 1st among equals, but I do not like Colorado teams. Freaking greenies.

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Broncos should be good... but they won't be alone.

This would be a good year for an AFC team to take the next step. The Ravens just aren't the same team any more, the Patriots are still a contender but are far from unbeatable, the Texans always seem to underperform in the playoffs. The whole division is wide open.

As always the play of young QBs will be a factor,
last year the Ravens got it done.