2007 Denver Broncos Predictions & Season Preview

Get ready for the upcoming season with our 2008 Denver Broncos Predictions & Preview!

With our 2007 Denver Broncos predictions we took a hard look at a number of factors. The first was an easy early schedule that has the team playing five of it's first seven games at home. A good start is a must because then they take it to the road. Jay Cutler has had a full season to get acquainted with the offense, and should be improved over a good rookie campaign. Travis Henry and Dre Bly were nice additions as was Brandon Stokley. This team improved on paper, but was it enough?

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This is Cutler's team, and last year was he was thrust in the spotlight to get him ready for this season. He showed flashes of brilliance along with making a lot of mistakes, but the Broncos think they'll see great things out of him for years to come. At running back the team went out and signed Travis Henry, who was a major reason the Titans turned things around last year. At receiver Denver went and got Brandon Stokley and Daniel Graham to give Cutler more targets. Javon Walker is the no. 1 guy and proved it last year with his 1,084 yard season with 8 TDs. They are also deep with Rod Smith and Brandon Marshall.

Defensively the team started out not allowing a touchdown in their first 11 quarters, but let everyone score in the second half of the year. Major overhaul here on the coaching staff, and a youth movement of sorts up front. Gerald Warren and Alvin McKinley will be the run stoppers up front, with Kenard Lang and Ebeneze Ekuban the ends. However, three of the team's first four draft picks were defensive lineman who will get a shot at playing time. Al Wilson was the team leader but a neck injury forced the team to cut him. Ian Gold and DJ Williams are solid on the outside, but Denver needs someone to step up in the middle. The secondary lost Darrent Williams in a New Year's Day murder. His death could have an effect on a number of teammates who were with him at the time. They still have Champ Bailey and Dre Bly was added to the mix, two guys who can make Pro Bowls on a yearly basis. Nick Ferguson and John Lynch are big hitters who like to blitz, but Ferguson has to return to full strength after suffering a knee injury a year ago.

The Broncos are one of those teams that we feel are just on the outside looking in on the playoff picture and will most likely end up with 9 or fewer wins. The under is a decent play here, but realize that this team is capable of making the playoffs. We are putting a small play on the under, but if you want weekly NFL picks against the spread in order to win cash by beating the NFL odds, then sign up for a premium package that will take you through the end of the season.

Bodog has the following futures wagers available on the Denver Broncos:

Broncos Over 9.5 Wins: -120
Broncos Under 9.5 Wins: -110

Odds to Win 2007 AFC West: 7/5

Odds to Win the AFC: 12/1

Odds to Win the Super Bowl: 20/1