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CSpringsNSD wrote:Oh man, Kap is vegan, no wonder why nobody is signing him
http://www.msn.com/en-us/sports/nfl/tea ... li=BBnb7Kz
OnlyInUtah wrote:CSpringsNSD wrote:Oh man, Kap is vegan, no wonder why nobody is signing him
http://www.msn.com/en-us/sports/nfl/tea ... li=BBnb7Kz
Kap is basically uncoachable I think is the reason.
Hoppy wrote:OnlyInUtah wrote:CSpringsNSD wrote:Oh man, Kap is vegan, no wonder why nobody is signing him
http://www.msn.com/en-us/sports/nfl/tea ... li=BBnb7Kz
Kap is basically uncoachable I think is the reason.
we all know that the league has blackballed him to punish him for the black eye he gave the league for taking the knee. He will get a job but it will be at their price. This will teach anyone who does the league a disfavor. If you look at his stats last season he was on paste to throw the most TD's in his career if he had played 16 games. with the lowest INT's. can we say collusion or will we admit to it. The problem is with them all saying the same thing HE DOESN'T FIT OUR OFFENSE the NFLPA will have a hard time proving it. But someone will make a mistake and he will sue the league for millions if they don't give him a fair chance to prolong his career.
OnlyInUtah wrote:His social stances don't bother me other than I disagree with the way he's done it but that's why this in America....we can all have differences in opinion. But looking at the teams needs I would only welcome him if he signed a "prove it" contract because he needs to show why he's still a premier QB and not what he's shown lately. It's basically a "what can you do for me now" point in his career despite the injuries, bad team, and other reasons for his slide into mediocrity. If he's all he thinks he is then he should be willing to prove it. My guess he'll turn his nose up at that and that's fine too. Maybe Cleveland will sign him to compliment Oz...lol
OnlyInUtah wrote:Now...if Kap wants to sign a 5-6 million dollar contract to COMPETE for the starting job instead of having handed to him that's a different matter. Incentive laden contract with tangible bonuses kicking in for certain goals to make what he thinks he's worth. Then Denver should look at him. last year not wanting to reduce his contract price in the Denver negotiations doesn't set well with Elway but if he was willing to sign a 1 year performance based contract to get his value back up then he'd probably listen. Kap's value has dropped because of the last couple of seasons play. If he's willing to sign a "prove it" contract where he can still make money if he performs? Several teams will look at him because of raw talent alone. As long as he keeps his primadonna attitude..... teams won't. And that has nothing to do with his National Anthem stance last year...it has to do with his general attitude since he went to a Super Bowl. He's been less than Super since then.....
Jarhead93 wrote:OnlyInUtah wrote:His social stances don't bother me other than I disagree with the way he's done it but that's why this in America....we can all have differences in opinion. But looking at the teams needs I would only welcome him if he signed a "prove it" contract because he needs to show why he's still a premier QB and not what he's shown lately. It's basically a "what can you do for me now" point in his career despite the injuries, bad team, and other reasons for his slide into mediocrity. If he's all he thinks he is then he should be willing to prove it. My guess he'll turn his nose up at that and that's fine too. Maybe Cleveland will sign him to compliment Oz...lol
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As a veteran, I totally disagree with the stance <kneeling> while the national anthem played. I didn't necessarily agree with how Brandon Marshall {Broncos} did his either. What I did like was a least Marshall was DOING something besides his protest. He put money & actions behind his protest. Kap embarrassed himself at first when he was sitting down. When someone obviously told him the level of disrespect sitting shows he changed his posture.
Now, I agree with Utah somewhat. I think he is being blackballed to a degree, but I believe it is more related to poor play.
I mean Glennon got a job, you mean to tell me Glennon is THAT much better than Kap? He needs a coach that is willing to put forth the training and the performance incentives need to be there in his contract. Hello Jets, you can do so much better than Hackenburg. Really? and Geno Smith is a backup on the Giants?
AND KAP cannot get a deal? GENO SMITH = Mr. Ineptitude; AND KAP cannot get a deal?
Hoppy wrote:OnlyInUtah wrote:Now...if Kap wants to sign a 5-6 million dollar contract to COMPETE for the starting job instead of having handed to him that's a different matter. Incentive laden contract with tangible bonuses kicking in for certain goals to make what he thinks he's worth. Then Denver should look at him. last year not wanting to reduce his contract price in the Denver negotiations doesn't set well with Elway but if he was willing to sign a 1 year performance based contract to get his value back up then he'd probably listen. Kap's value has dropped because of the last couple of seasons play. If he's willing to sign a "prove it" contract where he can still make money if he performs? Several teams will look at him because of raw talent alone. As long as he keeps his primadonna attitude..... teams won't. And that has nothing to do with his National Anthem stance last year...it has to do with his general attitude since he went to a Super Bowl. He's been less than Super since then.....
can't disagree more His team mates love him his attitude hasn't hurt his team and his stats were better than most if you look at the talent he had to play with.The talent and the Offense he played in was a joke and he did better his second year in that kiddie offense of Kelly's. he plays for us last season we win our division last season and the o-line isn't that bad. we have a better running game b/c they can't play 8-9 in the box. that's just my opinion but we saw siemian play and Lynch was worse.
OnlyInUtah wrote:Hoppy wrote:OnlyInUtah wrote:Now...if Kap wants to sign a 5-6 million dollar contract to COMPETE for the starting job instead of having handed to him that's a different matter. Incentive laden contract with tangible bonuses kicking in for certain goals to make what he thinks he's worth. Then Denver should look at him. last year not wanting to reduce his contract price in the Denver negotiations doesn't set well with Elway but if he was willing to sign a 1 year performance based contract to get his value back up then he'd probably listen. Kap's value has dropped because of the last couple of seasons play. If he's willing to sign a "prove it" contract where he can still make money if he performs? Several teams will look at him because of raw talent alone. As long as he keeps his primadonna attitude..... teams won't. And that has nothing to do with his National Anthem stance last year...it has to do with his general attitude since he went to a Super Bowl. He's been less than Super since then.....
can't disagree more His team mates love him his attitude hasn't hurt his team and his stats were better than most if you look at the talent he had to play with.The talent and the Offense he played in was a joke and he did better his second year in that kiddie offense of Kelly's. he plays for us last season we win our division last season and the o-line isn't that bad. we have a better running game b/c they can't play 8-9 in the box. that's just my opinion but we saw siemian play and Lynch was worse.
If he wants to play for a 5-6 million prove it contract with loads of incentives I'd say sign him. 10 million a year long term is too much. He either wants to play or he doesn't. Elway likes people who want to play and play in Denver.
Hoppy wrote:Time out I didn't say to sign him here I'd like to draft a QB in the 3RD or 4TH round. I was just comparing him to what we have here. Later round QB's will be like T. Siemian and we will be back to the same situation next season. You don't find a Tom Brady that often. If you draft in the late rounds you get late round talent.
Hoppy wrote:well it's about time the broncos sign 3 of their ERFA to one year deals.
http://den.247sports.com/Bolt/Report-Br ... s-52126791
OnlyInUtah wrote:http://www.msn.com/en-us/sports/nfl/report-cowboys-give-teams-permission-to-talk-to-romo/ar-BBzhYyV?li=BBnbfcL
LMAO! Jerry Jones gives teams the right to talk to Romo? Come on Jerry.....nobody's going to do anything until you release him. No one is interested in a trade dude.
OnlyInUtah wrote:You beat me to it.
OnlyInUtah wrote:Now the biggest suitor for Kap probably is Houston
CSpringsNSD wrote:Anyone else surprised Paradis signed his tender? I mean I'm glad we got him so cheap for another year, but the guy was one of the best centers in the league last season, I think he's worth more than he got. I guess we will see how healthy he is this season after his surgeries. If he has another great year he'll be in for a decent payday next season. He's shown toughness and durability along with skill. A few things that rarely all go together it seems.
CSpringsNSD wrote:I really want to know what Elway is planning to do with our excess cap space. I'm thinking there will either be a draft day trade for a LT or the day after. I guess now we wait.
Hoppy wrote:CSpringsNSD wrote:I really want to know what Elway is planning to do with our excess cap space. I'm thinking there will either be a draft day trade for a LT or the day after. I guess now we wait.
you mean now that Romo has said he's retiring?
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