NFL Week 3 In Review...

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Russ is the goods, theres no doubt about it

All things being equal, im still taking Luck over Wilson in any situation . Cant go wrong with either of them, though
 
New England (2-1). It looked like Tom Brady got hit significantly 15 times by the Raiders on Sunday. Wait until the Bengals come to Foxboro in a couple of weeks.
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15?!?! ****, dude
 
Bronco's had some horrible play calling to start the game. Rushing on long 3rd down's
when they haven't gotten anything on the ground all game.. That last drive and running
the same deep cross three times in a row.. and that catch by Thomas.. :x

Russ with some shakey plays and the Seahawks never throw over the middle..
But some lucky plays saved us and pulled out the W. :smokin
 
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Chris Harris: Russell Wilson is better than Andrew Luck

The Broncos have seen two of the game's finest young passers up close and personal this season, but at least one Denver defender says there's no competition between Russell Wilson and Andrew Luck.

"Keep talking up Andrew Luck," Broncos cornerback Chris Harris said Sunday, per Vic Lombardi of KCNC-TV. "Russell Wilson is better than Luck. No question."

Harris was part of a Broncos defense that could do nothing to stop Wilson as the Seahawks barreled downfield on a 13-play, 80-yard touchdown march to seal Seattle's 26-20 win in overtime on Sunday.


That game-winning drive saw Wilson badger the Broncos with three scrambles for 16 yards, with two of those runs converting key third downs for Seattle. A crisp 24 of 34 on the afternoon for 258 yards and a pair of touchdown tosses, Wilson moved to an outrageous 7-0 against Peyton Manning (2-0), Drew Brees (2-0), Aaron Rodgers (2-0) and Tom Brady (1-0) over his three-year career.

Wilson's Seahawks have done more to break the hearts of Broncos fans over the past eight months than Seattle ever accomplished during its long run as Denver's divisional foe in the old AFC West.

From that angle, Harris makes a worthy point: So many leap to call Luck the game's top young signal-caller while looking at Wilson as more of a game-manager supreme surrounded by a nasty run game and one of the era's most dominant defenses.

Wilson, though, has proven that he's worlds beyond that classification, worthy of being seen for what he is: A top-10 quarterback with the chance to soar much higher. Luck is right there with him.

After spending the past decade debating the pecking order of Manning vs. Brady, fans can look forward to years of debate over the divergent styles and merits of Luck and Wilson. It's an argument nobody loses if these two young arms continue to bloom.
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Chris Harris: Russell Wilson is better than Andrew Luck

The Broncos have seen two of the game's finest young passers up close and personal this season, but at least one Denver defender says there's no competition between Russell Wilson and Andrew Luck.

"Keep talking up Andrew Luck," Broncos cornerback Chris Harris said Sunday, per Vic Lombardi of KCNC-TV. "Russell Wilson is better than Luck. No question."

Harris was part of a Broncos defense that could do nothing to stop Wilson as the Seahawks barreled downfield on a 13-play, 80-yard touchdown march to seal Seattle's 26-20 win in overtime on Sunday.


That game-winning drive saw Wilson badger the Broncos with three scrambles for 16 yards, with two of those runs converting key third downs for Seattle. A crisp 24 of 34 on the afternoon for 258 yards and a pair of touchdown tosses, Wilson moved to an outrageous 7-0 against Peyton Manning (2-0), Drew Brees (2-0), Aaron Rodgers (2-0) and Tom Brady (1-0) over his three-year career.

Wilson's Seahawks have done more to break the hearts of Broncos fans over the past eight months than Seattle ever accomplished during its long run as Denver's divisional foe in the old AFC West.

From that angle, Harris makes a worthy point: So many leap to call Luck the game's top young signal-caller while looking at Wilson as more of a game-manager supreme surrounded by a nasty run game and one of the era's most dominant defenses.

Wilson, though, has proven that he's worlds beyond that classification, worthy of being seen for what he is: A top-10 quarterback with the chance to soar much higher. Luck is right there with him.

After spending the past decade debating the pecking order of Manning vs. Brady, fans can look forward to years of debate over the divergent styles and merits of Luck and Wilson. It's an argument nobody loses if these two young arms continue to bloom.
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Harris: Wilson better QB than Luck
Updated: September 22, 2014, 12:01 PM ET

Is Wilson Better Than Luck?

When the quarterback class of the 2012 draft is discussed, Andrew Luck usually gets put at the top of the list, but Denver Broncos cornerback Chris Harris said Sunday that the experts have it wrong because Russell Wilson is clearly the leader of the pack.

Harris and the Broncos have played both Luck's Indianapolis Colts and Wilson's Seattle Seahawks this season, beating Indianapolis but losing to Seattle. The Seahawks won 26-20 in overtime Sunday in a rematch of Super Bowl XLVIII, where Wilson and Seattle overwhelmed the Broncos 43-8.

"He's the best quarterback we've played so far," Harris said of Wilson. "I don't know why they keep saying Andrew Luck is better than him. He's not better than Russell Wilson."

Harris recorded an interception in Sunday's loss, picking off a Wilson pass that was deflected by Aqib Talib.

Luck was taken by the Colts with the No. 1 overall pick of the 2012 draft. Wilson wasn't selected by the Seahawks until the third round in 2012, with the 75th overall pick.

After almost getting sacked for a safety and throwing an interception in the fourth quarter Sunday, Wilson was brilliant in overtime, rushing for 21 yards and completing 4 of 6 passes, leading the Seahawks to the winning drive that was culminated by a Marshawn Lynch touchdown run. Wilson finished Sunday's game completing 24 of 34 passes for 258 yards with two touchdowns and the interception by Harris. Wilson also rushed nine times for 40 yards.

Luck led a furious comeback in the Colts' 31-24 loss to the Broncos in Week 1. He finished the game completing 35 of 53 passes for 370 yards with two touchdowns and two interceptions. He also rushed for 19 yards on five carries with a touchdown.

The Associated Press contributed to this report.
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Chris Harris: Russell Wilson is better than Andrew Luck
The Broncos have seen two of the game's finest young passers up close and personal this season, but at least one Denver defender says there's no competition between Russell Wilson and Andrew Luck.

"Keep talking up Andrew Luck," Broncos cornerback Chris Harris said Sunday, per Vic Lombardi of KCNC-TV. "Russell Wilson is better than Luck. No question."

Harris was part of a Broncos defense that could do nothing to stop Wilson as the Seahawks barreled downfield on a 13-play, 80-yard touchdown march to seal Seattle's 26-20 win in overtime on Sunday.


That game-winning drive saw Wilson badger the Broncos with three scrambles for 16 yards, with two of those runs converting key third downs for Seattle. A crisp 24 of 34 on the afternoon for 258 yards and a pair of touchdown tosses, Wilson moved to an outrageous 7-0 against Peyton Manning (2-0), Drew Brees (2-0), Aaron Rodgers (2-0) and Tom Brady (1-0) over his three-year career.

Wilson's Seahawks have done more to break the hearts of Broncos fans over the past eight months than Seattle ever accomplished during its long run as Denver's divisional foe in the old AFC West.

From that angle, Harris makes a worthy point: So many leap to call Luck the game's top young signal-caller while looking at Wilson as more of a game-manager supreme surrounded by a nasty run game and one of the era's most dominant defenses.

Wilson, though, has proven that he's worlds beyond that classification, worthy of being seen for what he is: A top-10 quarterback with the chance to soar much higher. Luck is right there with him.

After spending the past decade debating the pecking order of Manning vs. Brady, fans can look forward to years of debate over the divergent styles and merits of Luck and Wilson. It's an argument nobody loses if these two young arms continue to bloom.
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Chester McFloppy said:
Chris Harris: Russell Wilson is better than Andrew Luck
The Broncos have seen two of the game's finest young passers up close and personal this season, but at least one Denver defender says there's no competition between Russell Wilson and Andrew Luck.

"Keep talking up Andrew Luck," Broncos cornerback Chris Harris said Sunday, per Vic Lombardi of KCNC-TV. "Russell Wilson is better than Luck. No question."

Harris was part of a Broncos defense that could do nothing to stop Wilson as the Seahawks barreled downfield on a 13-play, 80-yard touchdown march to seal Seattle's 26-20 win in overtime on Sunday.


That game-winning drive saw Wilson badger the Broncos with three scrambles for 16 yards, with two of those runs converting key third downs for Seattle. A crisp 24 of 34 on the afternoon for 258 yards and a pair of touchdown tosses, Wilson moved to an outrageous 7-0 against Peyton Manning (2-0), Drew Brees (2-0), Aaron Rodgers (2-0) and Tom Brady (1-0) over his three-year career.

Wilson's Seahawks have done more to break the hearts of Broncos fans over the past eight months than Seattle ever accomplished during its long run as Denver's divisional foe in the old AFC West.

From that angle, Harris makes a worthy point: So many leap to call Luck the game's top young signal-caller while looking at Wilson as more of a game-manager supreme surrounded by a nasty run game and one of the era's most dominant defenses.

Wilson, though, has proven that he's worlds beyond that classification, worthy of being seen for what he is: A top-10 quarterback with the chance to soar much higher. Luck is right there with him.

After spending the past decade debating the pecking order of Manning vs. Brady, fans can look forward to years of debate over the divergent styles and merits of Luck and Wilson. It's an argument nobody loses if these two young arms continue to bloom.
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Hey, has anyone seen the comments where Chris Harris talks about Luck and Wilson. I'll see if I can find...
 
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"Wilson moved to an outrageous 7-0 against Peyton Manning (2-0), Drew Brees (2-0), Aaron Rodgers (2-0) and Tom Brady (1-0) over his three-year career."
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His defense has been outstanding in those games. That pass he batted down against Aaron Rodgers was my Play of the Year in 2013. :smokin
 
You see that bum run game Luck has and Defense, let alone Oline. This dude literally has to will to win games himself :lol:
 
-nice comeback win for dallas & a great job closing out the game
-very entertaining games with philly/wash & den/seattle
-still not a fan of the OT rules... i wish denver got a chance to score after lynch's TD
-desean's TD :rofl:
-WOW at tulloch tearing his ACL for celebrating
- :lol: at the QB receivers yesterday
 
The Denver Broncos had 3 points going into the 4th quarter. The Denver, Broncos.

And they are crediting who? :lol: :rofl:
 
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New England (2-1). It looked like Tom Brady got hit significantly 15 times by the Raiders on Sunday. Wait until the Bengals come to Foxboro in a couple of weeks.
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15?!?! ****, dude
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One of those Tuck hits left him wincing and walking slowly to the huddle/sidelines. 
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 I'm telling y'all...you minus whale substitute that Dolphin violating Brady on the ground pic with every team logo they face this year.

This is probably Belichick's way of sabotaging his ol' QB and ushering in the Pretty Jimmy era. 
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On some real **** bruh...if everything holds up the same, dudes are gonna see what we're talking about next Monday night. It's borderline embarrassing how THE PATRIOT WAY manages to **** this team in the *** once again.

That Andy Dalton trick play from yesterday's game? On that single reception, he accumulated two more receiving yards (18 to 16) and one more TD than Danny "I need others to run illegal pick plays to create space for myself" Amendola's had all season. 

Welker's replacement, doe. 

Anyone that has a subscription to PFF...please go over this team's o-line statistics and prepare to be disgusted. 
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Completely forgot to mention Jared Cook and the Lion that tore his **** celebrating. :smh:

Cook is a damn fool for that mess.
 
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