Comments on: Championship Quote — Guess Who

By: texark-fan

texark-fan — Thu, 09 Apr 2009 17:50:35 +0000

bus lost this battle, he won’t ‘try’ Mac or should i say Bowlen again. I wonder if Mac will stay away from the draft picks that have bus as an agent?
i know i said i was going to stay off this bloging thing. i only started to defend the defense when everyone was ragging on them. we got burned all the time but the way some acted it just made me mad. do they not know that the O of the other team knows what the play is and the D can only react. OK, no more.
what i see in the draft is one of each. we have 2 wks to judge what we have, as to what we need. and then mac will pick what we need worst, d-line, l/b or d/b. right now he reallydoesn’t know how all the new players will work out (he hopes good). the reason i say this is b/c of the 3-4 or 4-3. if we are a player or two short to complete the change he will go hard and heavy on that spot.
just looking at the roster the way it stands we really have no pressing need for anything. oh, ya it would be good to get RAJI but he will be gone. so i think Mac will take the best on the board.
why are ppl asking for a CENTER and R/Bs? we have lighenstine (or something like that) and our r/b are as good as they come.
we have 10 picks. i figure we take 2 of each D/T, D/E, L/B, C/B, and S. and only if some great person falls way down should we alter. BUT it will be hard for a rookie to make the roster, i really do like our 1 amd 2 year men we have, even tho they need to be tested more.
then next year go after what ever Q/B mac thinks likes. I happen to like McCoy, but i live in Texas

monodono, still praying for her and am glad to hear she is gaining weight.

By: monodono

monodono — Wed, 08 Apr 2009 09:16:06 +0000

COOP!

I just hope Tony Scheffler doesn’t follow suit, You know His agent is none other than bus cook. Food for thought.

TIME OF POSSESSION ! ! !

GO BRONCOS ! ! !

By: mark_cooper

mark_cooper — Wed, 08 Apr 2009 00:41:28 +0000

I was invited to the Bahamas and have been there since last Thursday bonefishing (WOW!! by the way) and the news broke and I had to laugh. Boy is the organization moving fast. Good!! I love it.

Sorry I was out of pocket but in Marsh Harbor, Abaco, Verizon doesn’t work and the internet was pretty slow and I was fishing a CF tournament and thought it could wait. I didn’t get back until 5:30AM this morning with a tough/tough delay out of Miami, so I’m catching up at the office and on files as you can imagine. I had a few properties go under contract while away.

Stay tuned and I’ll post after reading a few articles you all sent and one I read today from a Chicago reporter that wasn’t very flattering for our prior QB.

Sorry, but I’m glad he’s gone and we can move on. I know some of you don’t like that, but you’d be surprised at the concensus on the street about him. All weekend at the tournament, I was asked about the trade and the majority had their own apionions of Jay and they weren’t nice.

I’ll post tomorrow, so we can chat about it and move on. I’m still catching up.

By: George Bush

George Bush — Mon, 06 Apr 2009 02:36:56 +0000

If it makes you feel better then you can slag off Jay but I think the dye was cast as soon as Bowlen signed McDaniels. Once he missed out on Cassels everbody knew, particularly Cutler, that McD wanted a different kind of QB. The rest has been damage limitation saying that Jay was their QB when all along finding out what other deals were available.

Bowlen and McDaniels cast the first stones so blaming Jay is neither logical or correct.

Now it is all in the past, and we still do not know what Coop thinks.

CARPE DEUM

By: monodono

monodono — Sun, 05 Apr 2009 00:22:19 +0000

HA! MUST READ

By: monodono

monodono — Sun, 05 Apr 2009 00:21:38 +0000

COOP! THIS IS A MUT READ!

Stefan Fatsis on the Broncos and Jay Cutler.

http://fifthdown.blogs.nytimes.com/2009/04/03/stefan-fatsis-on-jay-cutler/

Stefan Fatsis is the author of A Few Seconds of Panic, about his summer as a placekicker for the Denver Broncos and life in the modern NFL. He is a sports commentator for National Public Radio’s “All Things Considered” and a contributor to the New York Times and other publications.

He says
“I met Cutler when he was the first-round draft choice in 2006 who was expected to ride the bench for a couple of years behind Jake Plummer and then lead Denver for a decade or more. The new Elway! Finally! But Cutler is virtually absent from my book. That’s because he was uncompelling journalistically and off-putting personally. I sought out players who thought deeply and were interested in explaining the physical and emotional realities of playing in the NFL. That wasn’t Cutler. His demeanor often was that of a bored, eye-rolling teenage girl, with a dash of smugness for good measure. Since then, I’ve received unflattering reports about his behavior and indifferent-to-negative ones about his relationship with his teammates.”

You’ve got to read this whole article. Maybe thats why He was a poor Leader and couldn’t finish.

TIME OF POSSESSION ! ! !

GO BRONCOS ! ! !

By: monodono

monodono — Fri, 03 Apr 2009 22:42:57 +0000

Here’s Kyle Ortons 2008 stats for ya,
15Games started 272Comp. 465Att. 58.5Persentage 2,972Yrds. 6.4Avg. 18TD’s 12Int. 27SACKED 79.6Passer rate.
He was sacked 27 times!
I think He’s a good fit and will Lead This TEAM.

TIME OF POSSESSION ! ! !

GO BRONCOS ! ! !

By: clapham

clapham — Fri, 03 Apr 2009 22:34:07 +0000

Y’all are crazy, JC is a way more talented quarterback than Orton can even imagine being. Anyone who sees it differently is obviously not being objectionable. This entire ordeal makes the new coach the owner and the organization look bush league. Crybaby or not, you don’t trade away a high quality quarterback in the prime of his career. Good quarterbacks are extremely rare and very difficult to find, when you do acquire such talent you check your ego at the door and make the player happy in order to keep him on the team. Why do you (wanagi) say crybaby anyways b/c his feelings were hurt by the trade talks, so were Elway’s back in the day, glad you nay sayers weren’t around saying trade him? However, I don’t condone such childish behavior it honestly makes me sick, but I am able to realize that all these pampered professional athletes are really the same – filled with a sense of entitlement, with a bit of a god complex. The draft picks we got are nice, but draft picks are gambles b/c ultimately they equate to unproven players. So to say we came out on top suggest that you don’t have a clue. In order to make such statements we will have to see how those draft picks contribute to the Broncos in the future. Right now I feel that we did not come out on top: lose a pro bowl quarterback for Orton (who truly has the talent of a solid back up) and a couple of college kids who have yet to prove they can even play in the NFL. Admittedly, as a JC fan I am having a difficult time be objectionable, but time will tell who comes out on top, my money is on the proven talent.

By: wanagi

wanagi — Fri, 03 Apr 2009 02:17:12 +0000

It’s done now….can we please stop talkin about the crybaby…we easily, came out on top in that deal…So BYE BYE crybaby…..o’yeah coop..i thought you were a great player…a true team player…I remember a game when u pancake Jim Burt…i was like 7 but still remember….Only because the Giants was my uncles team..and Big Jim was his fav. player…but anyways….”Nothing is easy and Nothing is free, you Gain things By working hard and having faith”…..my Grandpa wasn’t a sports Hero..But he was a Great man…I”ll Bet anyone Kyle Orton has a better season then CryBaby..lol…be blessed

By: texark-fan

texark-fan — Fri, 03 Apr 2009 02:14:14 +0000

never mind coop. you are to late.