Comments on: Goal Reached!

By: b4life

b4life — Tue, 08 Apr 2008 00:55:57 +0000

good corner ireguardless of statistics and a high character guy!!!! the league could use more domonique foxworths.

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By: b4life

b4life — Tue, 08 Apr 2008 00:54:30 +0000

Dom, do the players have any say in who the organization drafts? I really hope denver take chris williams with the 12th pick i dont know why there isnt a bigger buz about him he is one of the elite tackle prospects in my eyes and fits the denver mold of an athletic tackle who can move well in a zone blocking scheme and with the second round pick draft earl bennet if he falls so far which i doubt because i think there has been some buzz about him after his workout but i still think he might fall because he is from vanderbuilt. I think it would show cutler that the organization is trying to do the best for him to suceed and then in the 3rd round draft a DT and a safety and later on pick up a TE or K because those are some of the holes i think in denvers roster. Pick up deshard choice out of georgia who in my eyes reminds me a hell of alot of Terrel davis maybe its because they both went to a georgia school. anyway you should put up who you want the organization to draft. Your a good corner and in the game agaist pitsburg you didnt allow many plays on your side of the field it was a pretty good game over all but no picks you only have 1 pick where paymah has 2 i dont know what to tell you you need to step it up a lil and get some more picks with the time you get to play, it might be your playing time because paymah i think gets more than you being he can play the left corner spot and dre sometimes covers the slot.

By: ncheel2

ncheel2 — Mon, 07 Apr 2008 13:19:26 +0000

Bronncohowie did you do your homework and verify what you were talking about as far as Foxworth? I doubt it. Many other losers like you get on the blog and talk junk and have no stuff to back up what was said. When I was at Miami we had ratting from fans on players all the time also, and they were just sorry loser like you and didn’t have a clue about the sport. All they wanted was wins. If you are going to blog about a player, they don’t deserve such negative comments as you stated and two, have your stuff together if you decide to do so. I have never palyed football at the college level, and while I think I know what these guys should be doing, I’m out of my league to criticize players. These are professionals, and sometimes we can talk a little about about things, but not as negatively as you did. If you had a clue, you’d concentrate on the whole team and not one player. From what I see defensive line is a major issue here, and we need to have some pressure up front. Champ, Dre, Fox, Humza and the other safety will be good, (they were 9th in pass defense last year) but if there is no help up front days are long for secondaries.
The coaches need to get it together also, as some play calling put players in the wrong position and we were scramblng on offense to get the right play and players in- that seems like a coaching area.
So Bronncohowie get down with the game, just get it right and have a little courtesy. Fox is a good man for this team, and if had the smarts and athletic ability as he, I’d use it to my utmost also. Only LOSERS would not! Charles 1

By: hrdnokd

hrdnokd — Fri, 04 Apr 2008 13:01:00 +0000

The bottom line is you’re going to play quarterback you better be a leader. The last time I checked Cutler was improving on a weekly basis as well. I know one thing about the kid, he doesn’t get rattled and I EXPECT him to speak up like he did when a teammate acts like a jackass. I would also expect Foxworth to speak up if someone on defense acted in a moronic fashion, THAT’S WHAT LEADERS DO! As I learned in the service: Lead, follow or get the F$#@ OUTA MY WAY!

By: BroncoBoy2012

BroncoBoy2012 — Thu, 03 Apr 2008 16:35:25 +0000

ncheel2, Rod Smith is on the Retired/Reserve List. Nalen, C. Bailey, Lynch and Hamilton probably. all experienced and have been with the team for long enough to know the city, the team, and the coaches.

By: ncheel2

ncheel2 — Thu, 03 Apr 2008 16:17:49 +0000

I’m not sure if Jay has the numbers and personality to deal with situations like he commented on Marshall. I know many broncos fans want and think he’s the next Elway, but not so yet. 9-12, 14 picks and 4 fumbles (2007) are not what makes for an effective leader. Rod, Champ, DJ and Lynch are more suitable at this point. I prefer that players get more involved than coaches at this point, for the main reason that coaches don’t seem to be well respected by players yet, so their involvement will only make things worse.

By: steveatwater5

steveatwater5 — Thu, 03 Apr 2008 00:53:32 +0000

your life give me hope in myself,the events you speak of are just cool.congrats on you being the youngest person on the board,anyways take it easy domi don’t exert yourself to much you gotta save some energy for this season I think you will do great

By: C2

C2 — Thu, 03 Apr 2008 00:06:11 +0000

I agree with ncheel2. I like the leadership that Cutler is showing and Im stoked to see Foxy still with us.
Did you guys catch that Chad Johnson interview on ESPN? That was wacky!

By: ncheel2

ncheel2 — Wed, 02 Apr 2008 20:44:08 +0000

I think Jay, Champ and Lynch are great leaders for the team, and collectively will create a good environment. Right now I wonder if the coaching staff have a good hold on a positive environment, so players collectively can always make this work. I think Rod with his 10+ years is a soothing player who brings a lot to the table also in terms of leadership, and he speaks un-noticed, but is effective.

By: hrdnokd

hrdnokd — Wed, 02 Apr 2008 16:48:13 +0000

Way to go Fox, I never hear about you doing anything bad or making glaring mistakes way out in Richmond. Guys like you make us proud. On a different note, anyone else read about Jay speaking his mind about Marshall. Someone better be paying attention, Jay can make people lots of money throwing them the ball. If the qb aint happy, aint NOBODY happy!