This will more than likely be Manning’s final game, and this is Ware’s first Super Bowl appearance in his Hall Of Fame career(and who knows if he is thinking about retirement or not?).
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Thomas David, St. Edmund: PANTHERS – “I think it’s going to be a good game that Carolina is probably going to win”.
“Looks like the Broncos fans are supporting the team”, said Brenda’s husband David.
If the Broncos can’t get the football moving on the ground, it’s going to be extremely hard to win. The offensive tackle has played in 12 games, including Carolina’s wins in the divisional round and conference championship. Von Miller and company won’t make it easy on the Panthers, but I just don’t see Denver’s offense being able to do enough to pull off the win on Sunday. Will it be Peyton Manning riding off into the sunset as a champion the way John Elway did, or will Cam Newton begin his legacy with a ring and one of the best teams ever?
Defensive end Jared Allen, who did not play against the Cardinals two weeks ago because of a broken foot, and fullback Mike Tolbert, who is nursing a sore knee, were the only other players listed on Carolina’s injury report this week.
“I was at a concert of Kenny Chesney’s in Denver, and I was standing there side stage and Jake Owen was there”, Hunt recalled.
“The Denver Broncos, and I will always support the Denver Broncos because I bleed orange and blue”, says Misty Hammer.
Excuse me while I think about that Super Bowl again for a while. Greg Olsen is a fantastic tight end, but let’s be honest, the Panthers don’t have elite receivers to fear. They’re just really hot right now and I just feel like Cam Newton and everybody has the momentum.
The Broncos defense will have a much different test against Cam Newton. Newton can break your back running the ball, and we’ve seen Ted Ginn emerge as a multi-faceted game breaker as well. He needs to dink and drive and hand it off to C.J. Anderson. The Broncos will then need to get to him before Newton uses his improvisational skills to hurt them.
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Newton led the Panthers to the franchise’s first NFC title since 2003, and the way in which he did so was breathtaking. Most have held steady, moving from -4 or -5 to where they are now.
