Denver Broncos are The Best Team in NFL History?

Through five games, the Denver Broncos appear to be the best team ever in the NFL. Quarterback Peyton Manning played 20 touchdowns with one interception. That's more than twice the touchdown passes by Aaron Rodgers, Matt Schaub, Andrew Luck and Tom Brady. Recent seasons have seen the home screens similar domination. The Patriots 2007 went really 16-0 during the regular season and set up most NFL records that the Broncos will be chasing. The Green Bay Packers 2011 started 13-0, and Aaron Rodgers continued to break the single season scoring quarter with 122.5 (Manning 2013 rating is currently 136.4). It is important, although none of these huge teams won the Super Bowl this year.


The problem with the flames get hot for the NFL season is that it runs the risk of steam missed. The Super Bowl champion is usually the team that clicks at the end of the season, not the beginning. Travel becomes more difficult when temperatures fall while the games start turning around and running the clock management attacks. Knowshon Moreno is a good start this year, but may have a lot to do with the defense of the pre-occupation in the current opposition Wes Welker defense Demaryius Thomas and Eric Decker. The jury is still in defending the Broncos. Although they are classified in the 29th allowed sites, its eighth points allowed resembles a capacity to hold strong. Also, remember that the superstar linebacker Von Miller has not played a single pressure this year. After recording 18 sacks last season, Miller could significantly increase this defense and help terrorize opponents.

So we should be optimistic that the Broncos Super Bowl, but we need to exercise a little patience. Yes, this team is the way to break records completely, but when temperatures drop and the team faced some real adversity, we will have a stronger sense of their true capabilities. It is also worth mentioning that the Broncos had a schedule is rather soft at this stage, with his opponents, combining a 9-16 record (excluding games against Denver is 9-11). In the future, there are really only four tough schedule games (two against the undefeated Kansas City Chiefs, one against the Patriots, and a tantalizing date with former team Manning, the Indianapolis Colts). We probably have to wait until the playoffs of the NFL to determine how the task force Denver Broncos really is, and we have to wait until they actually win the Super Bowl before beginning to declare the best team ever.