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Distance Learning Coordinator — Sun, 17 Feb 2008 18:35:58 +0000

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By: mark_cooper

mark_cooper — Sat, 22 Dec 2007 16:29:50 +0000

Big game Monday Night, so let’s see if we can de-rail the Bolts and chat after the game. Have a great weekend and Merry Christmas to everyone and go Broncos. We’ll chat next week!!!

By: broncquistador

broncquistador — Fri, 21 Dec 2007 00:35:27 +0000

Even though the Broncos didn’t make it to the playoff, it is really cool to see how this “Young team” matures a long the way and the future seasons to come. So, those who are really true fans will say when the Broncos go to the SuperBowl: “Hey, I remember you as a Rookie. I was there for you and I now I will get to see you win what you deserve”…

By: AZbronco20

AZbronco20 — Wed, 19 Dec 2007 15:54:56 +0000

Thanks for calling out firstfan Coop. I would hate to be his kid. Stay strong broncosLove. A true Bronco fan is like wine….gets better with age! As for the team? Stick it to the Chargers and ‘Vikes, have a great off-season, and be next years Patriots (remember when they were our B*tches?). Bleeding Orange and Blue forever!

By: mark_cooper

mark_cooper — Tue, 18 Dec 2007 18:10:44 +0000

38 responses. You all are on fire. The papers weren’t as hard on the team as I thought they would be. If you read the paper today, John Lynch didn’t even realize they were out of the Playoff picture until he showed up for practice on Monday.

That goes back to the comment I made about players having a different mind-set about taking it one game at a time and being focused on what they have to do that week. It didn’t surprise me, because the Playoff race is “chatter” when you have to win to keep going.

Tough year, but not really when you look at the injuries and I think they’ve had 13 D-lineman come off the roster since training camp. Some were brought back. I read that other day as I knew there was a lot of turn over but not to that extent. I’m not sure you win at ANY level with that kind of turnover, so it put the defensive performance in perspective.

Hey, by the way, let’s take it easy on our little guy, broncosLove who is 14 and I appreciate his feedback like I do everyone else’s. I have a 13 year old and he’s far from a perfect speller either. Keep at it broncosLove!! A fan’s a fan, regardless of their spelling ability!!

I think we’ll see some changes after the season but I’m just telling you, I’m comfortable with the nucleus of this team. A few adjustments and a couple of players and we’ll be back in the hunt.

O.K. Monday Night Football, let’s go take out some frustrations on the Bolt’s. What do you say??

By: oneeye27

oneeye27 — Tue, 18 Dec 2007 12:36:37 +0000

Am I the only one who thinks the two best corners in the league have just
stunk! I understand that champ has been hurt, but Mr. Bly has just been burnt every time I wach him. There is no leader on this team! I know it
is easier to type these words than play the game, but that is why these
players are paid so much (PERFORMANCE) there has been no play with heart. I will always be true Blue and Orange, but would like to see a team
grow and mature, and have fun playing the game.

By: oldsouthstander

oldsouthstander — Sun, 16 Dec 2007 15:25:12 +0000

Why aren’t the Broncos a playoff contender? Compare the 2007 game one starters vs current 2008 starters.
Offense:
Matt Lepsis is the only 2007 O starter starting today and he has more experience than the rest of the starters combined!
Defense: There are only four starters from 2007 and one of them is playing a new position. Bailey and Lynch have been dinged up all year.
Special team: BLLLEEEHHHHH!!!!! Get rid of Saurebraun. The only thing he’s consistant at is out kicking the coverage. Kick off distance is not even average.
The reality is that we have a good batch of very young players who need time to get coordinated and work as a team. I look at the 2007 season as one long 2008 preseason with the new guard getting the gametime experience they need.
At worst, we’ll have the number 17 pick if all stays ther same. This should give us a good shot at an excellent number one draft pick.
What about free agents?
We tried to sign two of the best D linemen available last year but it didn’t happen. Let’ hope for better results in 2008 free agent market. A top notch linerbacker would be nice also, but, the better your D line, the better the remaining defense looks as they don’t have to cover for the D lines mstakes.
Offensive needs:
1) A real fullback that is a crushing blocker, not the hybrids we’ve got now.
2) A decision as to whether we cut Walker or Rod Smith. Walker has a $7.5 million bonus due and what’s the real status of his knee. Rod is what it means to be a Bronco, but, the operation he went through was a temporary substitute for a hip replacemernt. Does he have 1 or 2 more years left in him? If he does it’s as a number three wide reciever at best. Not an easy decision for anyone to make.
As bad as it is now, the future looks bright. If you saw the graphic they put up during the Houston game, the Broncos 2006 draft was exceptional. Only lack of experience is holding them back.
I’m looking forward to an exciting 2008 season!!!!

By: 20BroncoFan4life

20BroncoFan4life — Sat, 15 Dec 2007 22:52:02 +0000

I’M STILL GOING TO WATCH THE REMAINDER OF THE GAME
I LOVE WATCHING CUTLER GET BETTER AS HE PROGRESSES