Comments on: Inside the Numbers: Week 3

By: Cheyenne Kid

Cheyenne Kid — Wed, 26 Sep 2012 00:54:22 +0000

It is obvious they are not getting mentally ready to get going at the first play. A little butt-kicking and motivational by the veteran leaders needs to take place on a steady basis before the start of the game so tbey are playing intense right from the gitgo. And on offense, Fox needs to shuck the reins and let Peyton start out in the no – huddle and pass first to set the defenders back on their heels a little bit. Get first blood on opening drive would set the tone to stay with them rather than watch them start to pull away. Simpler put- get your game faces put on of the f,,,ing tunnel!!! Go Broncos- Crush the Raiders!!!

By: tarheelbronco

tarheelbronco — Tue, 25 Sep 2012 01:19:30 +0000

Frustrating couple games. Close but yet so far! What better team to take it out on than Oakland! Go Broncos!!

By: shivedog

shivedog — Mon, 24 Sep 2012 23:50:36 +0000

Westslope, did you not notice multiple false start penalties? (two back to back in the first half) Although its hard to maintain crowd noise when the other team continues to burn our DB’s for big plays. I know in my section of the south stands we try and make as much noise as possible especially when the opposing team is in 3rd down situations. Maybe the shots you were seeing were people in the 200′s/club level seats.
I believe Del Rio will be reviewing cover schemes as to not allow Carson Palmer to hit wide open receivers 60 yards (Schaub to Johnson 1st qtr) & 52 yards(Schaub to Walters 2nd qtr) down the field for TD’s! I also hope our blocking schemes will scrutinized this week so that we’ll be able to rush for more than 59 yards! Even the hardy south standers can get the wind taken out of our sails and lungs with big plays like that especially when the opposing receivers are running free.
Bottom line is it has never been the same since the team moved into the new stadium. Although it was pretty close to the old Mile high noise in the opener vs the Steelers. We need more fans like you who will make noise and cheer instead of the “wine & cheese” crowd.

By: WestSlopeBronco

WestSlopeBronco — Mon, 24 Sep 2012 20:35:14 +0000

Sorry Bronco Country, but when I was watching from home I didn’t see enough enthusiasm from our home fans. When it was third down and woodyard was trying to pump you up I saw half the people in the audience sitting with their arms crossed. This isn’t golf! Its okay to cheer and get the players off their game. Our fans need to create a better atmosphere that takes the opponents out of the game and pumps our players up at the same time.

By: pdp1408

pdp1408 — Mon, 24 Sep 2012 19:40:34 +0000

Ben Tate fumbled not Foster.

By: RH709

RH709 — Mon, 24 Sep 2012 19:27:19 +0000

I mentioned before that I saw a fight to Tony Carter when he made the 53 man roster. Many questioned why he was kept and blasted his performances in pre-season games.

So far, he has faired pretty well. He still has some growing to do, but he has done well.

By: OrangeTsunami

OrangeTsunami — Mon, 24 Sep 2012 19:26:09 +0000

Here’s a couple of numbers for you: 59-14…..

I’d like to see our boys take all our frustrations out on the Raiders this weekend, and completely gut them on Sunday. I hope our coaching staff is using that horrible day as motivation for the younger guys, and those who weren’t on the team in 2010.

NO MERCY!!!

By: 350legend

350legend — Mon, 24 Sep 2012 18:32:13 +0000

We just have to start fast! it seemed like we are better under pressure than just taking our time.. We will bounce back and learn from this!! Bronco Country for life!!