Predicting the Denver Broncos’ 2016 Schedule
By Tylor Walden
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Steven Kriz
Record: 11-5
11-5**
This is my prediction, but it comes with an asterisk because of the unsettled QB position. I am going to go out a limb and assume that the Broncos are going to have a better option than Mark Sanchez at QB (hello Colin Kaepernick) when I make this prediction.
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I’m going to give road losses at Cincinnati, Kansas City, and probably one that we wouldn’t expect, possibly New Orleans or Jacksonville. Honestly, I don’t see 5 losses on this schedule, however, it just seems like the right number.
I could easily see 12-4, maybe even 13-3, but, if Mark Sanchez (or Brian Hoyer) is the starter, I put them at 8-9 wins. Check back with me in a week and I’ll do a game-by-game prediction, once we know who the starting QB is going to be.