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By: broncofan9137

broncofan9137 — Tue, 18 Oct 2011 21:06:21 +0000

Thanks Broncfalls for explaintion. I agree with the rest of you guys. We should have gotten aleast a 3rd round pick for Brandon, he is worth it.

By: pokoya

pokoya — Tue, 18 Oct 2011 16:57:14 +0000

Wow…a post that actually begins to talk X’s and O’s?….whew whee! Didn’t the Bronco Bunch Deep originate in Denver? (3 wide outs lined up, running deep patterns, two of them which criss cross). That and the WR Streaks are deep pass plays which I’d like to see (re)-introduced. Otherwise, I would stay away from routes requiring time to develop, such as split backs out of the backfield. I agree with run base offense, and feel that offense needs to determine early their comparative success outside and inside. QB sneak should be considered a viable test of middle gaps. If a defense is stout on run, wheel routes should be used — Half back running laterally, and turning the route upfield, but with the option of passing to other receivers depending on how coverage re-acts. Some plays will only be successful under certain conditions, particularly short yardage pass plays, (TE Drag Routes), while others can actually be risky, if not used discriminatingly, (Comebacks). Passing game should correlate to running game, in my opinion. The more successful the run game, then the more freely one can open the passing game. Defense must play well enough at all times, to allow the offense freedom to take field goals, whenever the opportunity provides itself. They will need to play within themselves, and in each game establish the rhythm so that, not for the whole game, but for a certain stretch of the game, they can be disruptive and aggressive.

By: Broncfalls

Broncfalls — Tue, 18 Oct 2011 16:47:21 +0000

broncofan9137,

For example: Loyd was traded for a 6th round draft pick…bar none! 6th round it is.

However, depending on how he performs with the Rams, the pick could move to a 5th round pick. In this case, the “condition” of the trade is if Brandon Loyd catches at least 30 passes during the remainder of the year with St. Louis they will have to surrender their 5th round pick instead of the 6th round because the “conditions” of the trade were met when he caught the 30 passes. If for some reason, Brandon does not catch 30 passes, the pick remains a 6th round selection.

Conditions are a way to protect the original team trading the player from just “giving away” due to a break out performance. It creates somewhat of a safety net. NOW….however as Baylin has stated and others….the “negotiations” of those conditions are what were being debated. Most of us feel that we could have gotten a little more for Brandon…

GO GET EM’ BOYS!

By: broncofan9137

broncofan9137 — Tue, 18 Oct 2011 16:35:39 +0000

How long will D. Thomas play before he gets hurt again. Want to wish Brandon Lloyd the best with the Rams. He made some great catches for us over the last three years. I have a question for anyone who can answer. I have never none what they meant when they say a conditional draft pick. What is a conditional draft pick?

By: Broncfalls

Broncfalls — Tue, 18 Oct 2011 16:32:53 +0000

Hello Bronco fans,

Greatness007,

I think you bring up a good conversation piece. Brian_schneider I agree with you too! He’s one of the best!

I have a quesiton though…From time to time you’ll hear of a coaching staff playing with a player that might be a true “guard” and moving him to tackle or vise versus…From a player’s stand point, could Clady go to right tackle with very little confusion? I guess I didn’t really think of it, but is that in itself a decent obstacle to overcome? Could we move Clady to Tim’s blind side? I would think that it would be some what seamless, but I truely don’t know….what do you all think?

Can’t wait for Sunday!

GO GET EM’ BOYS!

By: brian_schneider

brian_schneider — Tue, 18 Oct 2011 16:06:07 +0000

I think Clady is one of the best tackles in the league regardless if he is blindside, frontside, pass protecting or run blocking. I’m not entirely sure how contracts work out maybe you do get paid more to for blocking the blindside of the QB, I don’t know. Being one of the best tackles in the league will hopefully help us lock him in for a long future as a Denver Bronco.

By: Carsonic

Carsonic — Tue, 18 Oct 2011 04:07:38 +0000

Just watched MNF, and if we can’t beat the Sparano-coached, Moore-Q’d Dolphins, I’ll be VERY surprised. And sad. I bet some of our cheerleaders could coach better than Tony.

By: papapete

papapete — Tue, 18 Oct 2011 04:02:40 +0000

orange crusher, right, Lloyd wanted out, cutler wanted out Marshall wanted out, blame cutler, marshall and Lloyd not the top brass. BUT we as fans did. and now we are not. go figure! That is my point.