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Hoppy wrote:Joe Thomas' agent said he is doing his best to get Thomas here in Denver I hope you all join me in saying MAKE IT HAPPEN PLEASE
http://den.247sports.com/Bolt/Joe-Thoma ... r-51860967
Hoppy wrote:Joe Thomas' agent said he is doing his best to get Thomas here in Denver I hope you all join me in saying MAKE IT HAPPEN PLEASE
http://den.247sports.com/Bolt/Joe-Thoma ... r-51860967
Hoppy wrote:Raiders sign EJ Manual with the run on QB's now seem to be starting Should the Broncos jump in on the wagon. Today the rumor out of Dallas was Romo was looking more to Houston now than Denver. Thoughts?
https://t.co/XWea9NtE8C
CSpringsNSD wrote:Hoppy wrote:Raiders sign EJ Manual with the run on QB's now seem to be starting Should the Broncos jump in on the wagon. Today the rumor out of Dallas was Romo was looking more to Houston now than Denver. Thoughts?
https://t.co/XWea9NtE8C
I don't know that there are any QBs out there better than what we have other than Romo. Why should we waste our time and money on those guys when we can either wait for Romo or draft a QB?
OnlyInUtah wrote:CSpringsNSD wrote:Hoppy wrote:Raiders sign EJ Manual with the run on QB's now seem to be starting Should the Broncos jump in on the wagon. Today the rumor out of Dallas was Romo was looking more to Houston now than Denver. Thoughts?
https://t.co/XWea9NtE8C
I don't know that there are any QBs out there better than what we have other than Romo. Why should we waste our time and money on those guys when we can either wait for Romo or draft a QB?
Wait for Romo and if Houston gets him so be it. The rest out there are all scrubs.
Hoppy wrote:OnlyInUtah wrote:CSpringsNSD wrote:Hoppy wrote:Raiders sign EJ Manual with the run on QB's now seem to be starting Should the Broncos jump in on the wagon. Today the rumor out of Dallas was Romo was looking more to Houston now than Denver. Thoughts?
https://t.co/XWea9NtE8C
I don't know that there are any QBs out there better than what we have other than Romo. Why should we waste our time and money on those guys when we can either wait for Romo or draft a QB?
Wait for Romo and if Houston gets him so be it. The rest out there are all scrubs.
There was not too many QB much better in the NFL last season Brees lead the league with 70% last season our QB's were at 59% Kaepernick was at 59% with no talent to pass to just sign someone who could win games and not string our receivers out to dry. Like Siemian does when he passes to the right.
CSpringsNSD wrote:This is news? First, who cares if the note was on Broncos letterhead. It was signed by Elway not "The Denver Broncos". Second, it's probably the only letterhead paper Elway had at the time of writing lol. About athletes staying out of politics, Elway isn't just an athlete anymore. He's been quite a bit more than that in Denver for a long time now. I wouldn't be surprised to see him run for some sort of public office eventually, likely starting in Denver and moving up over time. Finally, he didn't use his platform to protest, spout hate or push his beliefs on those around him. He sent a letter just saying he backed Gorsuch, nothing else.
http://www.salon.com/2017/03/21/john-el ... omination/
CSpringsNSD wrote:Cutler may be done. I really wouldn't mind bringing him in for a couple-few million on a one year deal as our #3. Worst case, we cut him before the season, best case, he uses his experience and the amazing offensive coaches we have to really shine. I think something like this has much more upside than downside. Cutler needs to be taught. I thought his changing teams at the time he did seriously affected his development. Quarterbacks that are established in systems but still lack experience don't travel well to new teams. There are so many examples. It cripples them and few recover. I think we have a great system in place to take a guy like this in on a cheap, team friendly deal and give him a legitimate second chance. We can continue to develop the future while also not breaking the bank on a vet. And we can still lean on Siemian to start. Siemian didn't fail us this year, our o-line and running game were much more to blame.
http://www.msn.com/en-us/sports/nfl/has ... li=BBnba9I
Jarhead93 wrote:** I am going to have to disagree with you this time Springs. Cutler is done. He was done in by the same issue we have HORRIBLE BLOCKING. The second problem he had was Early onset JFE syndrome, which is defined as "I don't need anyone else to win the game, I can win it all with my arm". I know most of you remember #7 trying so hard to win games by himself and the only run support we had was Sammy Winder.
Until #HOF Terrell Davis (FINALLY!!!) came in we stunk up the joint getting to the playoffs or the SB and then losing by 30+ points
CSpringsNSD wrote:Jarhead93 wrote:** I am going to have to disagree with you this time Springs. Cutler is done. He was done in by the same issue we have HORRIBLE BLOCKING. The second problem he had was Early onset JFE syndrome, which is defined as "I don't need anyone else to win the game, I can win it all with my arm". I know most of you remember #7 trying so hard to win games by himself and the only run support we had was Sammy Winder.
Until #HOF Terrell Davis (FINALLY!!!) came in we stunk up the joint getting to the playoffs or the SB and then losing by 30+ points
Maybe he's done, I don't know. He definitely needs coaching and I think this is one of the better offensive staffs we have had in long time. If we don't end up with Romo I think he could be a cheap number 3, if nothing else then just to give the other 2 a break in reps from time to time. You can see it in his face, he's just been beaten down. Sometimes that can be reversed, not easy and likely a failure waiting to happen, but worth the risk for the right price I think.
Jarhead93 wrote:I think we take a look at Kap. I know he alienated a bunch of folks with his political viewpoint. But JFE was looking to bring him in before. We have a real QB whisperer now. He might cost less than Romo would for sure. Considerably less fragile. AND his contract could be incentive laden as well.
I wouldn't un-retire the Jersey #7 for him however.
CSpringsNSD wrote:Jarhead93 wrote:I think we take a look at Kap. I know he alienated a bunch of folks with his political viewpoint. But JFE was looking to bring him in before. We have a real QB whisperer now. He might cost less than Romo would for sure. Considerably less fragile. AND his contract could be incentive laden as well.
I wouldn't un-retire the Jersey #7 for him however.
I feel Kap is the same as Cutler as far as needing to learn. However, I like him less He definitely doesn't deserve #7 though, that's not even a question.
OnlyInUtah wrote:CSpringsNSD wrote:Jarhead93 wrote:I think we take a look at Kap. I know he alienated a bunch of folks with his political viewpoint. But JFE was looking to bring him in before. We have a real QB whisperer now. He might cost less than Romo would for sure. Considerably less fragile. AND his contract could be incentive laden as well.
I wouldn't un-retire the Jersey #7 for him however.
I feel Kap is the same as Cutler as far as needing to learn. However, I like him less He definitely doesn't deserve #7 though, that's not even a question.
My issue with Kap is his placement. No doubt he can add the running threat but he isn't very accurate and is terrible in the pocket trying thread in a good pass through coverage. His claim to fame was scrambling so the defensive play broke down and finding an open man on the run. Defenses figured him out though and made him make precision throws...and he can't. Plus other than Harbaugh he hasn't been very coachable. Plus he is a potential distraction/PR Nightmare to ownership and management. That's why he's still out there with little interest. I don't like either one of them as far as Cutler and Kaperdink. Cutler is a Phillip Rivers light and Kap had his chance to come down on his price last year and play for Denver and turned his nose up at that.
Jarhead93 wrote:OnlyInUtah wrote:CSpringsNSD wrote:Jarhead93 wrote:I think we take a look at Kap. I know he alienated a bunch of folks with his political viewpoint. But JFE was looking to bring him in before. We have a real QB whisperer now. He might cost less than Romo would for sure. Considerably less fragile. AND his contract could be incentive laden as well.
I wouldn't un-retire the Jersey #7 for him however.
I feel Kap is the same as Cutler as far as needing to learn. However, I like him less He definitely doesn't deserve #7 though, that's not even a question.
My issue with Kap is his placement. No doubt he can add the running threat but he isn't very accurate and is terrible in the pocket trying thread in a good pass through coverage. His claim to fame was scrambling so the defensive play broke down and finding an open man on the run. Defenses figured him out though and made him make precision throws...and he can't. Plus other than Harbaugh he hasn't been very coachable. Plus he is a potential distraction/PR Nightmare to ownership and management. That's why he's still out there with little interest. I don't like either one of them as far as Cutler and Kaperdink. Cutler is a Phillip Rivers light and Kap had his chance to come down on his price last year and play for Denver and turned his nose up at that.
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That is true Utah. I don't know, I do know that getting Romo isn't going to be easy Houston seems to be in a better financial position than we are and from what the bobbleheads say Houston would have the "easier" Path to the SB. I'm not sure there is such a thing as an "easy path" unless of course you're the cheatriots.
Again, I ask, if you are so great, why cheat?
Tommy has secured his ballot to Canton, Hoodie has too. I know Coach Lombardi used to say something about Winning being the only thing. He apparently wanted integrity to go along with character and championships. Hmmm, they do go together don't they?
Jarhead93 wrote:** To Utah,
On the Romo thing I definitely agree. His contract should be so incentive laden if he stubs his toe we are protected. Given his injury history, I wonder what Houston could offer that we cannot besides $$$, if it is money then we know that he is just another mercenary ala Albert Hainesworth and we dodged a big bullet.
If he is about truly about winning a championship, then I think #7's phone will be ringing in June. I think the Cowboys still try to string someone along that is dumb enough to take on his contract. Cleveland, I'm talking to you.
OnlyInUtah wrote:Jarhead93 wrote:Money and the fact he could remain in Texas are what Houston has going for them. Getting to the dance is what Denver has going for them.
CSpringsNSD wrote:I have no idea how this guy continues to find work. Sanchez was overrated from the start and has been given multiple chances to do something and failed. Oh well, at least I'm not a bears fan
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