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11/19/07

Monday Night Football Heads Back to Denver: Broncos-Titans Live Thread

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Here's a safe prediction for tonight: This won't be as much fun as the last Monday Night Football in Denver. We'll be lucky if Vince Young throws for as many yards all night as Brett Favre threw in his lone overtime pass.

Bill Simmons has gone out and made the absurd comment that this season might be the most memorable ever. I'll give him the benefit of doubt and assume he hasn't watched many Monday night games save for two weeks. I don't know if it's just me but this hasn't been an overly compelling season.

Anyways, onto tonight's game. Both teams need a win to keep pace with their division leaders. Denver can enter a tie at 5-5, yes 5-5, for the AFC West lead, while Tennessee would sit aside Jacksonville in 2nd place of the AFC South. A lot on the line for these two who are quietly in the playoff picture.

54% are picking Denver.

What's your pick? Feel free to discuss the game here.