Losing record with out Frankenmanning even WITH a cheap advantage adding two joke wins a year.
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My favorite post so far is the one where Mahomes and Kelly will be "battling it out for years in pursuit of the division"


God...




All...




Mighty.


:-)
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Exactly. He was UDFA. No harm no foul. Didn’t waste a pick on him.
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It is glorious, Sweets
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Yet their fans think they have a divine right to "return to the top." :-)

They've done nothing in their history w/out a HOF QB. They were awful for two decades before Elway.
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Surely those idiots cant be serious
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They are a nothing franchise with out altitude. Those cheap thin air aided Horseface comebacks and that illegal bubble no huddle ran by Five head were complete jokes.
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:-)
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This only goes back to 2003... https://www.teamrankings.com/nfl/tre...003&sc=is_away
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Interesting slice of data... can we take out the four Manning years, roll it back to 2003 and add the four Plummer years for that span?

Either way, it doesn't matter - we're just stat debating.
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Meh... wish I could find a link that goes beyond 2003. Denver has a top record on the road when you compare historically against the rest of the league. 8th overall since 2003.
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It's funny...only 3 games into Keesum's season and their fans already know he's not getting them anywhere. I tried to tell them WAY back...they just expect every QB to be a HOFer because of Denver entitlement.

So...how many QB blunders does Horseface get? People forget that he actually planned on Osweiler then Sanchez being their starter before Keesum. He offered the Stork a lot of money then the Texans bailed him out...then you have Lynch busting out of the entire league after only 4 starts. Can you imagine if Semen had'nt played somewhat functional for a 7th round pick?

Those are 4 Horseface hand-picked choices that have bombed after Manning fell from HGH heaven..
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And the Chiefs have won more road games since 2003 than the Browns and Lions.

It's not that difficult. For example, the 2003 Broncos were good, but in the end it all ended with a blowout loss. That team is only famous for failing to touch Marvin Harrison. Winning records is more of a college football boasting point.
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Losing record away from thin air...point stands. 67% at home, but most of those wins are early season further proving my point.
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I believe most teams have a losing road record in that span.
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