Comments on: Josh McDaniels: On the Hot Seat

By: prostock1026

prostock1026 — Mon, 19 Oct 2009 20:36:33 +0000

im not a denver fan but im glad yall have josh there now and cutler is a dryed up dish rag. yall are 5-0 and i hope yall go to the superbowl.now since im pulling for the broncos being a redskins fan can yall pull for my skins next year .be a social man like me.i want josh to prove everybody wrong.

By: prostock1026

prostock1026 — Mon, 19 Oct 2009 14:36:33 +0000

By: Lenny from Indy » Blog Archive » All Systems Fail!

Lenny from Indy » Blog Archive » All Systems Fail! — Mon, 31 Aug 2009 09:51:27 +0000

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By: Grandma

Grandma — Wed, 01 Apr 2009 19:31:36 +0000

I write a blog on Organizational Behavior in Business. Josh McDaniels makes several rookie mistakes as a manager.

“Josh McDaniels Epitomizes Fixed Mindset”
http://grandmaslaw.com/?p=115

By: champchamp76

champchamp76 — Mon, 09 Mar 2009 21:55:31 +0000

go denver

By: Nicole

Nicole — Mon, 09 Mar 2009 07:00:02 +0000

This entire process has been draining on everyone-to say the least. Here’s the deal gang (Texas style): it’s in your best interest to start out slow and actually not make the playoffs-now I know what you’re thinking: have you lost your mind! No! The reasoning comes from the worst year in Cowboys history:1-15! We only won one game and it was horrible, but it allowed the team to fix it’s problems and address any people that were simply too old to play up to the level needed. We slowly climbed ourselves out of it (Jimmy Johnson was great at spotting unknown talent-I wish you had kept some of your scouting people). People were shifted out and believe it or not, we didn’t perform an enormous amount of free agent signings-it was literally built from the ground up (if you had seen it in person-you would’ve been amazed! There were people there that the world had never heard of. My fear is that your coach is stockpiling the broncos with older veteran talent and in the short term it may work-but your future is in jeopardy. I’m stunned because Bill found young talent that worked and would be around for a long time.Josh is loading up with all of these people and it can cause financial long term problems: higher ticket prices. We incurred a hike so that we could support the big three. It seems that all bets are on for Mike Shanahan’s arrival (word circulating is that one of the reason T.O. was cut was for a new coach’s arrival. I think that lot of people don’t realize that a player’s salary can stay on the books years after they’ve retired (Troy Aikman did-it was worthit!) It counts against your cap and they are not required to restructure. You may end up paying alot of these people off over time. I really wish you had answered alot of your problems in the draft and allowed nature to take it’s course. Everyone wants to win now, the problem is that you can rack up a ton of wasted player salaries. I personally like Brian Dawkins, but he’s gotten old and can’t cover like he used to. he didn’t fair well against the Arizona receivers and the ones in the AFC are actually better. A 3-4 defense is great…we use it but you need the right lineman. Why didn’t you bid hard for Olshansky-he ended up in Dallas. He has the stuff and you need someone to jump start the attack. People always say that Jerry Jones sticks his nose in too much- and it’s true. But there are times that we are glad he does because he has developed a fever for changing things and that’s what makes him interesting. There is no way that a stud qb could get dangled and we’d hear about it. He has become the master of the cover-up. That’s how it has to be,someone has to be mean enough to get it done and not get caught. He takes chances-good or bad, but he will cut his losses and move on. The cowboys and broncos both are at a crossroads: the question is which owner has the guts to make the moves and be prepared to sever ties when needed?

By: Tom9798

Tom9798 — Sat, 07 Mar 2009 07:08:54 +0000

just a couple stats on Jay Cutler . . . our over-sensitive Q.B. . . . in 1993 John Elway threw for 4,030 yds. ( his most ever to that date) and 25 T.D.’s . . . it was his 11th yr. in the NFL . . . Jay Cutler threw for 4,526 yds. and 25 TD’s in his 3rd yr. and made the Pro-Bowl . . . and unfortunately either Q.B. during this time had crap for a defense to back him up . . .

This is going to change this year . . . not only has the offense improved with the competition at RB and the addition of Gaffney at WR . . . but we managed to steal a lightning fast defensive backfield from the Dolfin’s with Hill and Goodman . . . and an All-Pro Brian Dawkins to mentor them along with the Bailey brothers helping tudor and punch the outsides . . . also getting Reid from Indy was huge . . . . and we haven’t even gotten to the draft yet . . .

This will not be the same defense Bronco fans have endured the last three years! . . . I’ve already posted on other blogs that we will win the Superbowl next year . . . . most tired of hearing negative BS, maybe you are too . . . let’s start looking at the cup 4-5th’s full . . . . this is going to be an exciting year to come!

By: JK

JK — Sat, 07 Mar 2009 04:36:43 +0000

LOL who made the josh mcdan pic??
LOVE it

By: BroncoinVA9986

BroncoinVA9986 — Fri, 06 Mar 2009 00:32:22 +0000

JDKCHEM:::::I AGREE ON THE FAIRWeather fans…screw em send em to dallas man…..

By: jdkchem

jdkchem — Fri, 06 Mar 2009 00:05:00 +0000

jvill,

25 years? So you’ve never seen Floyd Little’s final carry as a Bronco. When you hit 40 years as a Bronco’s fan let me know.