Comments on: Stokley Looking to Seize Opportunity

By: indybroncofan18

indybroncofan18 — Thu, 03 May 2012 19:18:17 +0000

I was excited to hear that Stokley had signed with the Broncos……..gives Peyton another and familar weapon.. always thought the Colts were wrong for allowing him to go to free agency after they won the Super Bowl…….just another on a long list of mistakes!

By: OrangeTsunami

OrangeTsunami — Thu, 03 May 2012 13:30:42 +0000

I’m “Stoked” to have this cat back on the squad! A true professional. Caldwell and Hill are our oldest WR’s on the roster at only 27, so having a guy who’s been there, done that is gonna be great for our young ones! Btw, I’d say Willis is the oldest at 28, but he won’t make the team this year…

By: Crush Arizona

Crush Arizona — Thu, 03 May 2012 06:45:36 +0000

I allways felt that Jr Seau was and outstanding representation of what a football player should be, I allways wanted him to be a Bronco instead of a Bolt….To bad one of the brightest candles just went out…..WE ARE ALL DEMINISHED WITHOUT YOU JR. you can not be replaced..my prayers are with your whole family..

By: tlcat06

tlcat06 — Thu, 03 May 2012 02:59:46 +0000

I love how they ask him about the play book in the interview and he’s like… Whoa! I can’t talk about that! Lol! I have always loved this guy!

By: Jwscout

Jwscout — Thu, 03 May 2012 02:22:18 +0000

Brandon, I am extremely happy to have you back on the team!

By: BeastFromEast92

BeastFromEast92 — Thu, 03 May 2012 01:55:55 +0000

I’ve quit drinking 3 times in my life,once for 6 years,and I use to get drunk like 4-5 times a week,I know some people need help to quit,but I always suffered it out myself…nothing to kill myself for!

R.I.P Junior Seau!

By: BeastFromEast92

BeastFromEast92 — Thu, 03 May 2012 01:47:10 +0000

Manning to Stokley (even if he is a backup) which he may not be,should be good for at least 40-50 receptions this year!
Great post Gray!!!!
Stokley was a huge addition to our team,even if it’s just to catch a few passes and help the young WRs to learn Manning’s Offense,here’s a great big”MILE HIGH SALUTE” to the slot machine!!!!!!!!

B.F.E.

By: DaddyBronc

DaddyBronc — Thu, 03 May 2012 00:36:48 +0000

I disagree with 2 out of 3 of your ‘C’s. There are cures for both the children as well as the alcoholics. The change can be real. It is true that if someone refuses help – there is none. I could give names and places from the most severe cases but I don’t have time. It is sad. I wouldn’t want to place blame – family especially is prone to guilt – shouldn’t go there at all…but there are those that can and do help. It happens all the time.

By: alaskanbronco06

alaskanbronco06 — Thu, 03 May 2012 00:12:07 +0000

oldsouth the 3 c’s are very true for both. I have known a few who have commited suicide and have a recovering alcoholic father. Always gotta remember those 3 things. I always thought it but eventually reality woke me up. As harsh as this may be its because of them. Their choices and whats going on in their life.

Its very tragic to see him go. Seau was very loved in all of football and very popular among fans. He was a great player. RIP Seau.

By: oldsouthstander

oldsouthstander — Wed, 02 May 2012 23:41:10 +0000

As stunning and unexpected as Seau’s trafic death was, the reality was that there was nothing anybody could have done to prevent it. My wife’s father commited suicide so I speak from “been there, done that”. The three “C”s of children of alhoholics are 1) Didn’t cause it 2) Can’t cure it 3) Can’t change it. It is, sadly, no different for the family andf friends of someone who commits suicide. The hardest thing to realize is that you’ll never know why and you’ll never be able to change the events that led to such a tragic and sad act of total desperation.
My thoughts and prayers go to his family and friends and wish them the peace that only time will bring to such a sad day.