MP's Broncos Update: Excellence of Execution

MP's Broncos Update

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Saturday, December 03, 2005

Excellence of Execution

I talk about most games like they're 'The Big One.' And it's true to some extent - In a 16-game schedule, every game IS important. But's let face it, some games really are more important than others. Tomorrow's game against the Chiefs really IS 'The Big One.' The Broncos' lead in the AFC West is slim. The Chiefs and the Chargers are both two games back. Plus, both are playing great end-of-season football. The Chiefs offense is clicking with Larry Johnson at running back. Trent Green and Tony Gonzales are showing signs of former greatness. The Chiefs run defense is one of the best in the league. Tomorrow's game is big because the AFC West is still up for grabs, and the Chiefs are right there fighting it out just like the Broncos and the Chargers. A win tomorrow and the Broncos are one step closer to clinching the division and homefield advantage.

Tomorrow's game hinges on Jake Plummer. Both teams have solid run defenses, but exploitable pass defenses. It might not be a shoot-out, but passing success is going to determine the winner. If Plummer can come up big, then he'll be deserving of all the MVP talk around the league.

My favorite wrestler used to be Bret 'The Hitman' Hart. His other nickname was the Excellence of Execution. If Plummer comes up big tomorrow, I will abandon all 'Plum' references and refer to him as Jake "Excellence of Execution" Plummer for the rest of the season. Rock on "Excellence," rock on.

2 Comments:

kelsci said...: I do not give a hoot about football, but Bret "The Hitman" Hart was defintely a great wrestler. It was ashamed what happen to his brother,Owen. I think that Bret had a stroke which is why we do not see him wrestle.; 2:35 PM
Anonymous said...: It looks like the Plum bungled another one. Of course, all the blame can't be put on Plummer, but his two interceptions lost points for the Broncos and gave points to the Chiefs. It was a rough one. The Broncos will have to win-out the rest of the season.; 10:34 AM