Denver Broncos
30 November 2010
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16 October 2009
Again, it has been too long since I posted anything on here, but honestly, what needs to be said? Denver is 5-0! They had a close game with the Bengals that resulted in Brandon Stokley catching a tip ball and taking it 87 yards for a touchdown. Critics said we were no different from last year in our miracle wins. That game was compared to the "bad call" against San Diego last year or the missed field goal against New Orleans. Next came Cleveland. We were actually underdogs. Denver defense sent a message that game. Then came Oakland. Another message was sent. Critics again said those were the games the broncos were supposed to win, even though they were underdogs in two of them. So the talk of, "oh they haven't played anybody" surfaced. Well two games later and we beat a top NFC Dallas team and one of the best, the New England Patriots.
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5 August 2009
Wow! It has been a while since I have posted anything on here. It almost seems there is too much to say. Quarterback worries, our number one draft pick worries and Brandon Marshall worries. Where do I even begin? Well, my last post was about how I believe Kyle Orton will do just fine leading this team to the superbowl!! Maybe I am getting a little ahead of myself. I believe he will do just fine leading us to the playoffs, at the very least a winning record. There! Is that a little more rational? According to McDaniels he is looking good and feeling good. What more can we ask for at this point?
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18 June 2009
This is my first blog so work with me here ok. Theres alot going around that Marshall is going to be traded away in the next few weeks. I just dont see that happening, because the broncos can affor
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17 June 2009
Ok Mr Brandon Marshall, after leading the NFL in RYAC (receiving yards after contact) in 2007, complimented by your 6' 4" 230lb frame, the nickname of, "The Beast" was aptly and well deserved. After back-to-back seasons (2007-2008) with 100 plus catches and 1,000 plus yds, your physical talent was needless to say, without question and one of the best as a receiver in the NFL. Now, had this been the main body of work to your story to date here in Denver, this is one fan whom would be firmly entrenched in your korner so to speak..but, in the infamous words of Paul Harvey, "now..for the rest of the story"..
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15 June 2009
Tell me this isn’t happening again. Another soap opera at Broncos headquarters. Once again a key player is at the center of it, a player who has loads of talent. Heck, this player can certainly be described as a very unique talent. The player in question is unhappy, and has reportedly demanded a trade. Sound familiar? This did not work out as the Broncos hoped with Jay Cutler. How will it work with Brandon Marshall? Unfortunately, the Broncos might be about to find out. Mr. Marshall did not show for the team’s mandatory minicamp over the weekend.
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3 June 2009
Continue reading ""What have you done for me, lately?"-The ..."
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26 May 2009
As OTA's and minicamps progress while training camp begin to roll over the horizon, America's favorite sport nears its regular season. While nobody knows how well teams will do in a season with the randomness of injuries and several other factors, it's always interesting to look ahead at the schedule and prognosticate. Unlike most people, I'm not going to give just a win or loss for each game, rather I'm going to predict how many times the Steelers would win if they played a team 10 times. For instance if the Steelers were playing a very crappy team, I would say 9/10 or 10/10. At the end i will add up the wins and divide by 10, giving us how many wins they will have this season.
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28 April 2009
I waited a few days after the NFL draft to post my thoughts on how the Broncos did because I needed time to digest their selections and determine whether or not I truly liked the moves the team made. The truth is, like with every draft, it will be a minimum two seasons and probably three before we can really assign a grade to this or any team’s draft, so any opinion expressed now is really a shot in the dark. For example, it looks like the Broncos’ draft of 2008 is good for the time being, as Ryan Clady and Eddie Royal both had outstanding rookie seasons. We still need to wait another year or two however before we can truly evaluate that draft as a whole. That said, I have a few thoughts on the Broncos’ selections from last weekend:
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14 April 2009
It says something about the popularity of the NFL that the release of the schedule is now a two hour prime time event. I somehow feel less stupid knowing I can’t possibly be the only one who eagerly anticipates the release of the schedule. If nothing else, it’s nice to know what it is so I can plan around it. For instance, I know that the Broncos will be playing on Thanksgiving night, so my family will know they shouldn’t plan to see me, things like that. At any rate, my initial thoughts on the Broncos’ 2009 slate:
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6 April 2009
I will be the first to admit that this whole Cutler trade situation got under my skin a bit. I was mad at McDaniels, I was mad at Cutler, and I was mad at Bowlen. Now that it is over and I have faced the reality that Cutler is not coming back, I have had a chance to think rationally. Kyle Orton is the guy, for now, and that's okay with me. He can manage a game, and that's what we need in order for our team to get better. I will explain.
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5 April 2009
Continue reading "Note to Broncos Fans: It's Not As Bas As You think"
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2 April 2009
The deal is done. Jay Cutler is now a Chicago Bear, traded for two first round picks, a third round pick and Kyle Orton. While a large part of me is still disappointed that the Broncos are trading away a 25 year old franchise quarterback with a rocket arm, the other, increasingly larger part is surprisingly ecstatic with the haul the Broncos have gotten in return for Cutler. The two first round picks alone are a hefty price to pay, but throwing in a third, and an established starting QB (albeit one who is not a Pro Bowler and one who does not have the raw talent of Cutler) means the Broncos might have actually gotten away with highway robbery. Consider that the Chiefs only surrendered a second round choice for Matt Cassel (and got Mike Vrabel in the deal as well) and it really seems the Broncos might have made out like bandits here.
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31 March 2009
We will begin discussions with other teams in an effort to accommodate his request to be traded.
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19 March 2009
To those out there who have turned on Jay Cutler, I ask you to consider you're reasoning. He's too proud, he's not mature enough, he's like a spoiled kid. Jay Cutler is 25, going into his third real season leading the Broncos and his first two were pretty damn good considering he took over his rookie season. To judge him so harshly or characteristics that we all have within us is wrong. Think about the football side of it.
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18 March 2009
So apparently Josh McDaniels and Jay Cutler finally met face to face this weekend. They did not follow my advice of having the meeting be just the two of them, but rather were joined by Cutler’s agent Bus Cook and general manager Brian Xanders. As usual we have two different interpretations of how the meeting went down. Now, I have not trusted Chris Mortensen as of late because of his tendency to jump the gun (especially when he was convinced Mike Shanahan was going to Kansas City when everyone knew that would never happen), but in this case it seems he tracked down both Cutler and McDaniels, so we are able to draw our own conclusions without need for his analysis.
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The Denver Broncos have certainly been active this offseason, there’s no question about that. The question is: are they a better team? I think in many ways they could be, but being active isn’t always the best move. The truth is we won’t know for sure until the first game kicks off in September what kind of impact all these moves will have. Still, you can’t say that new coach Josh McDaniels isn’t putting his stamp on things. Here are some of my thoughts on the Broncos’ offseason so far.
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11 March 2009
Continue reading "Major dillema that needs to be figured out!"
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5 March 2009
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2 March 2009
Continue reading "NFL Quarterback Draft Class Showdown: 2006 vs 2005"
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29 January 2009
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6 January 2009
The Denver Broncos gave the San Diego Chargers the greatest gift a team could ask for. A playoff spot. It has been well documented in the last few weeks about the Broncos three-game lead and their failure to win at least one of them to lock up the division and get in to the playoffs. The Chargers were virtually playing for pride when they set out after notching a record of 4-8. They kept winning and the Broncos kept losing. The AFC west title was neatly gift wrapped for the bolts. How did San Diego thank them? By beating the red-hot Indianapolis Colts led by league MVP Peyton Manning. Now all of the sudden this 8-8 football has a chance to get into the AFC championship. Are you kidding? A 500 record team has a ligitemate shot to win the Superbowl! What a gift indeed by the Broncs.
Posted by Brady Hull | 2 comments
31 December 2008
An era has ended in Denver. The firing of Head Coach Mike Shannahan took many by surprise, but some saw this one coming. Could it have been the lack of post-season play for the past three years? Possibly, but most think the last straw was giving up a three-game division lead with three games left that finally ended Shannan's blue and orange days. Say what you will about the man, but what he did for Denver was amazing. Other than Mr. Elway, his name is probably going to be the most mentioned name in Bronco history.
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2 December 2008
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30 November 2008
People seem to like the New York Jets to beat the Denver Broncos with ease. I suppose this is a bit of an obvious bet, which is usually a good reason not to bet it.
The Broncos defense is so bad it cannot be counted on to force a single punt all day. They just got done losing to the Oakland Raiders in Denver, so that certainly does its part in creating a bad image for the Broncos.
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27 November 2008
Winners - New York Giants
3) Denver Broncos @ New York Jets
I honestly didn't think the Jets could beat the Patriots and at the time undefeated Titans...back to back. But they proved me wrong. Brett Favre is playing great and the Broncos are 25th in pass defense this season. This has the makings of a 'light-em-up' type of game. Running back Leon Washington has also played good ball for the Jets during the winning streak. Broncos are 27th in run defense. What I'm trying to say is...the Jets could and should have a field day with the Broncos defense. Jets with a win could push their record to an impressive 9-3 in the AFC East division possibly giving them more cushion if the Patriots lose to the Steelers. I'll take the J-E-T-S, Jets, Jets, Jets in this game.
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20 November 2008
Peyton Hillis scored two touchdowns for the Denver Broncos on Sunday. Jay Cutler may get a lot of credit for his final touchdown pass to take the lead for good, but Hillis was the MVP of the game in my eyes.
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29 October 2008
2ND TEAM
QB = Joe Flacco (BAL): 1216 YDS 3 TD 7 INT 62% CMP 70.5 RTG, 24 CAR 75 YDS 2 TD, 1 CTH 43 YDS
RB = Steve Slaton (HOU): 104 CAR 476 YDS 5 TD 4.6 YPC, 22 CTH 125 YDS 1 TD
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21 October 2008
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11 October 2008
NFC East
Week 6
Hello East Fans,
Well after a week of Hiatus to curse the football gods for my team’s embarrassing losses. I felt a preview of the Best division in Football was the only way to quench the thirst. Every team in the division except for Washington is on the road, let’s start with the leaders of the pack.
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9 October 2008
May 1, 2008, your Broncos QB Jay Cutler announced that he was diagnosed with diabetes, and nervous Denver football fans held their collective breath. “Ain’t that the sugar disease?” many of the less educated fans would ask fellow concerned citizens. But the more serious question on everyone’s mind was, “How will this affect his play?”
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6 October 2008
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So after 5 weeks and a few good opponents, the Broncos are looking solid. This past Sunday when they showed the Buccaneers that there defense is getting better in all areas, especially getting after the passer. If you didn't see the game I'm sure you saw Champ Baileys hit on Brian Griese on Sports Center that took him out of the game. Before that though, Denver was putting constant pressure on the quarterback while still maintaining down field integrity. People have said a lot about Denver's D-Line and how it is struggling, what I tell them is that we have a lot of young talent on that line in LE Tim Crowder, DT Marcus Thomas, RE Elvis Dumervil, & RE Jarvis Moss. As these talented Defensive Linemen continue to progress, the Broncos D-Line will be very strong and very talented.
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3 October 2008
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2 October 2008
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1 October 2008
This game is BIG!! Here is why:
After last weeks catastrophe, the Broncos need to bounce back and prove that they are Contenders and not Pretenders
Tampa Bay has won 3 straight, beat them and the confidence level will be SKY high going into the Jacksonville game, lose to Tampa and we could be staring 3-3 straight in the face after losing 3 in a row
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30 September 2008
The Crying Game
The Terrell Owens story
Hello NFL fans,
Well here we are, week four of the third year with his last team. This will be his last team, I truly believe that. If I were an owner I would rather get a letter full of anthrax and then imprisoned IN Cuba to spend the rest of my days. The continuous onslaught of reporters and fans condemning my name and wanting my head on a stick would be too much for me to bare.
Posted by Luis Duran | 3 comments
First they were lucky.
Now they're terrible, hapless on defense and mistake-prone on offense.
The Broncos know what the critics are saying.
"As fast as people jumped on the wagon, they're jumping off just as fast," tight end Daniel Graham surmised.
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27 September 2008
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28 August 2008
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16 December 2007
A gigantically big DUHHHHHH!! to the Denver Broncos. I'm a lifelong Bears fan who lives in Colorado Springs, CO, so I also follow pretty closely the Denver Losers, uh, I mean, Broncos.
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