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NFL Forecasts - 2010 Denver Broncos

The 2009-10 Denver Broncos began the NFL Picks season with a 6-0 record and then came the bye week, and after that, the Broncos were a depressing 3-7. Gone from the team is last years leading receiver Brandon Marshall who had 1,120 backyards and caught ten touchdowns to lead the group, but it was his absence of management and off the field antics that got him shipped off the mile-high city. Both coaches and gamers are delighted Marshall is no longer a member of the Denver Broncos however he was the best offensive weapon the team had.

 Running back Knowshon Moreno had a respectable rookie year bring the football, leading the team with 947 yards. Quarterback Kyle Orton struggled big-time at the end of the season; he wound up with over 3800 passing lawns however didn't look extremely comfy in the pocket most of the season. The Broncos averaged a little over 20 points per game which were 20th in the league, 114 lawns on the ground, 226.7 lawns through the air and averaged about 341 gardens per video game in total offence which was 15th best in the wholesale nfl keychains .

 This sports handicapper believes that number will decrease dramatically with Marshall gone. The team truly excelled on the defensive side of the football with sack master Elvis Dumervil leading the group with 17 sacks, earning him a spot in the professional bowl. The Bronco defence ranked 7th total in the NFL quitting 315 lawns per video game, and the pass defence was classified 3rd in general, due to the continuous pressure of Dumervil and cornerback Champ Bailey who has most likely been the top cornerback for the past four years.

 Coach Josh McDaniel and his staff have their work cut out for them in 2010-11. The number one question is how can the group avoid a collapse like last year and second, how do they replace the productivity of a person like Brandon Marshall. Knowshon Moreno will need to get the ball much more than he did in 2015, he is their most exceptional offending player, and Denver must use this guy as much as possible. I still don't think that Orton is the answer at quarterback, the Broncos might have gotten the take of the NFL draft in 2010 when they selected Tim Tebow from the University of Florida, I like what this man brings to the table, he is simply a winner, and in time he will enforce his will in the NFL.

 Many specialists didn't rank Tebow that high, however, I thought he was a top 10 choice, sure he has to enhance his throwing technique but as far a simply being a pure football gamer, he is the genuine deal. The Denver Broncos have their regular AFC West schedule and have hard out of conference road video games at Baltimore, Tennessee, and San Francisco and non-conference home video games versus Indianapolis, the New York Jets and Houston. Denver will hardly be an 8-8 team and will fight Oakland for second place in the division, missing the playoffs again.