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BRONCOS vs. DOLPHINS – POINTS OF INTEREST
Denver is 3-9-1 all-time against the Dolphins in the regular season and has yet to win one of its six meetings with Miami on the road… Lets make it seven i can't wait til sunday:D
 
I hope so but I'm still reeling from the fact that the St.Louis/Arizona Cardinals have never beeten the Phins until last year. Let's hope that this winning streak doesn't go by the way of the cardinals!!! I also remember that for many years the Broncos and Phins didn't play each other, which is too bad considering the great QB matchup. If I'm not mistaken I believe that the NY Giants are the team that the Phins have played the least..........
 
It's pretty relevant if you ask me. The Broncos are 3-3-1 against the Phins at Mile High and 0-6 here in Miami. Most of those losses were played early in the season.

It's a bytch going from high altitudes and no humidity down into the sea level swamp. Sucks the wind right out of your sails.
 
And I like how Broncos fans keep bringing up Jacksonville as an example of the Broncos being ok in these conditions. Sorry, but anyone who lives in FL knows that Jacksonville isn't even close to the same as Miami. Heck, the difference between here and Tampa, and where I grew up 100 miles south in Port Charlotte, is EXTREMELY noticeable...as is the difference between here in Tampa, and 100 miles north in Gainesville. Denver will be sucking wind by the 4th quarter and that will be when the Phins are just getting heated up. Miami wins this game, IMO...but not many others.
 
ckparrothead said:
It's pretty relevant if you ask me. The Broncos are 3-3-1 against the Phins at Mile High and 0-6 here in Miami. Most of those losses were played early in the season.

It's a bytch going from high altitudes and no humidity down into the sea level swamp. Sucks the wind right out of your sails.
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We spent a week in Houston, Texas practicing against the texans. If you have ever been there, its got to be the most humid place ever. plus the temp was in the high 90's. the weather WONT be a factor, please. :rolleyes:
 
phinSoup said:
We spent a week in Houston, Texas practicing against the texans. If you have ever been there, its got to be the most humid place ever. plus the temp was in the high 90's. the weather WONT be a factor, please. :rolleyes:
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Well, I wouldn't go that far. The weather will suck. But that week of scrimmages againts the Texans helped acclimate us to the weather. We played outside the entire time.
 
phinSoup said:
We spent a week in Houston, Texas practicing against the texans. If you have ever been there, its got to be the most humid place ever. plus the temp was in the high 90's. the weather WONT be a factor, please. :rolleyes:
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I never bought into the "weather factor" They're pros with coaches and trainers, they'll know what to expect and how to deal with it. I'm pretty sure the Dolphin players will be tired in the 4th too. Just like when people make comments about the Dolphins playing in cold weather games, I cant stand that.
 
Alright lets go clevelands D-line I mean Broncos new D-line. I'm only playing around I think the game is going to be surprisingly good but i hope the Dolphins win.
 
dipsomaniac said:
The Broncos won Super Bowl XXXIII in Miami
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Welcome to Finheaven and nice way to enter in your first post by being a smartass:D Nice research though
 
Bringing up the fact that Denver is 0-6 in Miami IS relevant to this weeks game...Whenever the so-called "experts" try to predict these games they always bring that stuff up...But bringing up Marino never winning a SuperBowl is stupid and childish.
 
brncs_fan said:
Yes we do. Full of insight and wit with substantially less homerism.:tongue:
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from what I have read from the bronco fans that have visited so far, none of those statements are true. Especially the insight and wit. Unless "Dorkfins suck, Pfft, pfft, pfft" is insite and wit
 
I would stack the humidity levels of Miami against the humidity levels of Houston on most days. Houston's got plenty of humidity, to be sure, but Miami still has the edge on that.

And besides, one week of joint practices does not make a dent in the conditioning of the Broncos' players.
 
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