Mile High ain't what it used to be

by Pauli on Sep 25, 2007 5:01 PM CDT

I saw this link to a post on a Broncos blog talking about how their homefield advantage is really suffering lately. Who can forget them blowing n fact, it pretty much shocked me how bad they've been.
http://broncotalk.net/2007/09/wheres-the-magic-in-mile-high/

We all remember their chokejob against the 49ers that kept them home last year but in their last seven home games they are 2-5 and are a botched snap on an extra point and a Janikowski field goal away from riding a seven game losing streak.

The author of the post thinks it's a combination of the new stadium and the fans not getting as into the games. I hope that Arrowhead can stay as loud and as good of a homefield advantage as it has traditionally been with all of the new additions. I think it can as long as the fans keep it that way. Unfortunately it happens everywhere that when ticket prices go up so do the number of fans that just want to sit on their seats and watch the game instead of standing up and affecting the game.

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Why is Denver getting owned at home?

The team has just sucked

3 votes

It's the new stadium's fault

0 votes

The fans aren't as good as they used to be

1 votes

It's just a weird set of coincidences and things will be back to normal for them soon

1 votes

Elway has a horseface and Shanahan has a ratface

5 votes

10 votes | Poll has closed

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I was just reading about

this exact same topic over at the Mile High Report. Guru speculates about the new stadium and the possibly spoiled fans as well.

I'm not sure what it is. More than likely it isn't a long term thing, which is what I voted for in the poll. As much as Elway looks like a horse and Shanny a rat.

by Chris Thorman on Sep 25, 2007 5:18 PM CDT reply actions

Ah, thanks

I missed that. It was very well-written (as are most on the SBNation).

I tend to agree with you for the most part. There's probably some truth to all of those but overall it has to be a bit of an anomaly.

Whatever it is I need to see the Chiefs get a win there. I can't remember when the last one was but it seems like both teams dominate the other at home.

by Pauli on Sep 25, 2007 5:34 PM CDT up reply actions