NFL Week 11

Not exactly a shock. Manning has put up stinkers like this before.

 

Ah, in that case I agree with you. I thought it was fourth and goal.

 

This comes as a shock to you?
Not sure how it stacks up to other QBs of similar stature and service time, but it's the 19th time in his career (and sixth time in the last two seasons) he's thrown three or more interceptions in a game.

 

FWIW, Eli has 177 career interceptions entering today. That's third among active quarterbacks behind Brees (187) and Peyton (226), who have both played a bit longer than Eli.
Favre has the career record with 336.

 

The Chiefs have held Seattle obj fourth and goal and fourth and one at the KC 30 on consecutive possessions.

 

The Giants had first and goal at the 2-yard line. They failed on three successive fades. On fourth down Eli threw over the middle for his fifth INT.

 

That's funny. BUT the OC should probably be shot for calling three fades.

 

G-Men get ball back with 85 yards to go and no timeouts. 1:09 left.

Would be great symmetry to get a pick-six on the sixth pick.

 

Brian Hoyer averaging 16.4 yards per completion, but has only completed 42% of his passes....

 

Broncos losing might be the head-scratcher of the year.

Looked a lot like last year's Super Bowl from standpoint of Rams' defense.

Someone was saying a couple weeks ago that the champion would undoubtedly come from the AFC. I think we can put that idea to bed.

 

The Broncos are just a mess. They can't run it, the offensive line is a sieve, they have no faith in the kicker, Manning really hasn't been that great a good chunk of the season and especially the past few weeks, the offense buckles under any sort of physical play and they can't play on the road. The defense isn't actually too bad. It used to be if the Broncos held a team to five field goals they'd win by five touchdowns.

After this they are tied with the Chiefs and still have to play in K.C. and at the very least I don't think I'd pick them in any of their remaining road games at this point. Doesn't mean they can't win them, just wouldn't pick them. That said, I would say the Chiefs have the edge at the division right now and the way the Broncos play on the road that could make for a tough postseason.

 

Oh? Which NFC team is going to win the Super Bowl this season?