Comments on: Broncos Staff Heads to Hawaii

By: Anonymous

Anonymous — Thu, 24 Jan 2013 13:51:40 +0000

Broncos have a solid team. Thoughts to ponder:
Champ moved to safety and bring in a stud corner.
Another quick receiver

By: biggymike76

biggymike76 — Wed, 23 Jan 2013 20:58:43 +0000

I felt that the Broncos were the best team in the league. After watching that game against the Ravens and also the AFC Championship game… It just feels like the Ravens were destined to at least make the Super Bowl. Lewis retiring… The countless unthinkable things that happened to the Broncos for Baltimore to win.. Rolling over the Patriots.. The Ravens have some sort of omen working on their side this postseason. That’s what I think, and it actually has helped me get over the painful loss last saturday.

By: MilehiJ-Man

MilehiJ-Man — Tue, 22 Jan 2013 22:16:25 +0000

As a life long Broncos fan from Colorado currently stationed in Hawaii, I’d love to be able to meet the members of the team when they hold their practice on Joint Base Pearl Harbor-Hickam on Thursday. Such a great thing the NFL is doing with the Salute to Service program and it sure would be amazing to be able to meet them all when they come on base this week!

By: 1nOnlyTRB

1nOnlyTRB — Tue, 22 Jan 2013 18:40:09 +0000

horsepower1, got love for more … he made great strides in his second season … and im sure he makes that play “99 time out of a hundred” but im still pulling for S Kenny Vaccaro from Texas. Poor safety play has plagued us too long. And sure we still have Quinton Carter but we are gonna need a polomalu, or Ed Reed to hang in this passers league. Sure we maybe able to get a good safety in FA but i doubt any knowledgable team will let a top tier Safety go. Plus we need depth and competition. We cannot have Rahim winning the position pretty much by default. Tracy Porter woulda been a Godsend for that game as well. We just need to regroup and we have alot of talent we need to resign … i wonder if the almight PM will be willing to take a paycut to keep this stellar team as intact as possible while adding new talent.

TRB

By: 1nOnlyTRB

1nOnlyTRB — Tue, 22 Jan 2013 18:34:51 +0000

yup i was indeed 8. Your memory hasn’t failed you yet bay … lol at many girlfriends to meet … girlfriends … the equivalent of a good season turned into a failed superbowl run lmao. Even at 24, im sure life got a whole lot more dissapointments to dish me lmao.

Later Days,

TRB

By: horsepower1

horsepower1 — Tue, 22 Jan 2013 17:52:55 +0000

Champ Bailey’s quote does say it all “the best team that didn’t do anything” That is why this one will hurt for a long time or at least until September. This is a good team that when so many things went wrong they showed bigger than what they really were. I say, that because, none of the what ifs would have mattered if we win the game. With all the mistakes we were still 7 points ahead with 30 seconds to go and had a complete meltdown. Something was working here that is beyond comprehension. I do not believe that Rahim Moore is a terrible player and i believe he deserves a second chance. I doubt he makes that mistake again or that anyone else would make those mistakes again all at the same time.

I honestly believe that what this team needs is good depth throughout the team. We were fortunate on injuries this year and we had good backup on the ones that did happen. To continue with success in this organization will be depth at every position. Two places of need, in my opinion, would be safety and running back. A tall, fast safety that can tackle and a low to the ground stout running back that is fast. Not asking for much here. lol

By: baylinorcrush

baylinorcrush — Tue, 22 Jan 2013 16:13:54 +0000

Plus in 96 you would have been like about 8 if memory serves me right, I was 42. At 8 you still have so many girlfriends to meet, haha.

By: baylinorcrush

baylinorcrush — Tue, 22 Jan 2013 16:06:08 +0000

Correctamundo.

In our history we have had only two “best team that didn’t do anything”. 96 and 2012. Unfortunately I was a hard core Broncos fan for both, LOL, lucky you.

By: 1nOnlyTRB

1nOnlyTRB — Tue, 22 Jan 2013 15:55:55 +0000

“The best team that didn’t do anything,”

truer words were never spoken. Nothing but wasted potential and VM is right as well. That was what i was thinking. You will never have the same nucleus, set of guys, coaches and players alike again. Comradirie will not be the same. Win steak will not be the same. Its a bitter pill to swallow, much like the 16-0 patriots (or should i say 18-1) but thats life.

Im ready to move on. I wasn’t in america in 1996 ( well actually i was, just visiting tho) but i wasn’t a football or a broncos fan yet so i didn’t feel that hurt, but this loss … yea im feeling it. more so that 2005 or even last year. Because last year was nothing but pulling it out by the skin of our teeth, this year we were just plain superior. But like anyone will tell you, its not always the most talented team or superior team that wins or makes it to the superbowl.

Later days,

TRB

By: brian_schneider

brian_schneider — Tue, 22 Jan 2013 14:03:07 +0000

The thing players sometimes don’t realize is that they’re not just playing a game. To them, yes, it’s a game it’s their job. To the fans though it is more than that, I can’t explain it but it’s just something you feel. When you get your hopes smashed into pieces because your favorite team chokes in one of the season’s most critical games, it hurts just that much more.