Jim Saccomano

As we sit on the advent of free agency once again, as well as just a couple of months from the annual college draft, everybody has the excitement of being 0-0.

Every team has to live with what it most recently did, and for the Broncos that means the sour taste of a disappointing 7-9 season.  For the Giants, it means being on national late night TV shows and basking in the glow of a world championship, as well they should.

But the one hunk of knowledge that every NFL coach and personnel man knows is that yesterday’s accomplishments, or failures, should be studied, evaluated, learned from, put proudly on a shelf if it is a trophy — but then you have to move on to the new season.

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Mercifully, the 2007 season is over for the Denver Broncos players, coaches, administrators, and for one of the deepest fan bases in the National Football League.

When the season began to take on that disappointing glow which ultimately would mark it, the campaign became a lot less fun for the fans to watch.  It also became more difficult to work, because the frustration just mounts in direct correlation with wins and losses.

It is time now for all involved to take a deep breath, relax a bit, and then slowly ease into the new year.

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