I couldn’t understand some parts of this article, but it sounds interesting

Izaiahmj, some special teams moves we’re made this week so that will keep things interesting and like the players said that part of the game HAS to pickup to have success in all three areas. Myjeko and Spikerman, I like what I see in the O-line work, we’ve had Myers fill in and a few guys nicked a bit, but that’s going to happen. They’re coming together nicely.

Want to hear something interesting?? I’ve know Chris Meyers mother since Junior High School in Miami and his Grandfather was an NFL referee. I use to walk up to his Grandfather before a game, when he was referreeing our game and tell him we need some ole “hometown calls today” and he’d laugh and say. “Coop get outta here before I throw a flag on you before the game starts!!!” Funny stuff!

Yardo…..ease up baby, come on man, you’re losing it just a little. You know, you can’t get to this level without heart, intensity, etc. This is the BIGS baby, but you’re right about the need to D-up. In the 80′s if we could pound it down the D’s throat, we’d tell Gibbs, Shanahan and Reeves let’s keep pounding these guys and we would (and that was fun) so unfortunately it’s happening to us and until we stop it, we’ll see a lot more of it.

Utah#1broncofan, like you, I read the papers to see who’s writing to tell a story and who’s writing to sell newspapers, we’ll be O.K. it’s a long season.

Bradjamesbroncofan, 11-5…..hummmmm, I have to think about that one right now.

mlordodu, thanks, you all do too!! San Diego Super Chargers this week. Brings back some memories. In the 80′s they seemed to match up with us pretty well and it was always a great game with Fouts and the core of receivers he had and then their defense with Louie Kelcher, Dean and Billy Ray Smith, always seem to give us problems.

Funny Story: I won’t say the players name but during one of our San Diego games they had a guy from my college and all he did is run his mouth and talk smack even when he was getting up off his back. So it’s late in game and we drive down and score and are kicking the extra point to win with no time left and there’s a timeout or something and he’s still talking smack. So we’re lining up for the PAT and I lean out past the line of scrimmage and yell down to the end of the line, Hey, &%$* when are you going to finally shut that big trap of yours up??…..and everyone including his own teammates started laughing. Needless to say we kicked the extra point and won and he shut up. )

Go Broncos!!!!!!!!!

I think the bad press on the broncos is really overated right now, I for sure thought we slipped up on the jax game but right now early on in the season with a very young QB and a new defensive scheme we are not up to level of play it`s going to take to beat Manning and the Colts in the dome. I do like how we looked running the ball and how bout that O line with Pears, Myers and Holland coming along nice. I still like our chances this years as long as we can find our groove and come on strong late as opposed to the vice versa years we have had of late.

What do think about my comments Coop?

Manning may end up being the best QB to play the game. He controls the game like no other and he’s been a Bronco killer for a long time.

That being said, we need a couple things. Please can we figure out a way to stop the run? In my opinion, it comes down to heart. Looking at the guys next to you and saying, “We’re not going to get beat.”

There’s no intensity and it’s very disappointing. We watch football because it’s strategy vs. chaotic violence. That sounds strong but it’s true. You can’t be soft and still play this game. It just seems like there’s no intensity out there. There’s no will. There’s no pride. Am I being too judgmental?

It’s not like teams are coming up with these elaborate strategies to beat the Broncos. It’s a basic, pound it up the middle, football. There’s nothing more demoralizing to a defense than to just run it straight at em, over and over again.

That’s impressive. Period.