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[ROYC75]

Discussion: All things Broncos.

[Pablo]

Originally Posted by COchief

The thread also contained "highlights" of Bo hitting a TE on a 10 yard curl after panicking and scrambling around needlessly and a "deep ball" to a WR with no defense present, not kidding just a guy running down the sideline, 30 yard pass, was posted as a highlight.

They deserve all of their suffering. Truly the worst

[dlphg9]

Im still trying to figure out what KnowMo is doing on this board. Could he be extremely lonely and so he just eats up all interaction no matter if it's positive or negative? He can't be trolling, because that'd be one of the dumbest things I've ever witnessed. He could be mentally handicapped and actually believes all the nonsense he posts. Maybe it's something else that I haven't been able to come up with or a combination of things?

All I know is that his team hasn't done jack shit in almost a decade and here he is every single off-season posting the saddest excuse for highlights that I've ever seen and sharing tweets from Broncos homers blowing their loads over 15 yard bombs.

[TEX]

Originally Posted by smithandrew051

When we sucked for the first part of the Peyton Manning Broncos, at least we knew the Broncos were built for the short term. Peyton obviously was only going to play like 5 or 6 seasons. The end was clearly in sight and then the playing field would be level again.

Imagine being a fan of this dumpster fire franchise and seeing Mahomes just entering his prime.

Here's the thing, the Chiefs have been rebuilt / retooled a couple of times and won multible Super Bowls, and are set up to do it again, while Denver has sucked for almoat a decade, and keeps getting worse. Even when it was good in Denver, it was never set up as well as it for KC now.

[RedinTexas]

Originally Posted by TEX

Here's the thing, the Chiefs have been rebuilt / retooled a couple of times and won multible Super Bowls, and is set up to do it again, while Denver has sucked for almoat a decade, and keeps getting worse. Even when it was good in Denver, it was never set up as good as it for KC now.

The biggest mystery in the NFL right now is "What exactly does it take to get fired as GM in Denver?"

[TEX]

Originally Posted by RedinTexas

The biggest mystery in the NFL right now is "What exactly does it take to get fired as GM in Denver?"

Exactly. And I'm glad that's the case. One would think that trading for a quarterback a few years ago, and paying him 38 million not to play for you today, would do it. But nope, not in Denver.

We'll see if drafting a 3rd round quarterback at # 12 overall will do it...