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Mon, 19 Oct 2009 02:39:15 +0000

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By: Nick_Shadow

Nick_Shadow — Tue, 13 Oct 2009 15:57:34 +0000

Jonathon,

Everyone has close games, did you see the numbers on Brady's Q4 come backs?
The difference is how often you win vs lose those, but they are baked in the cake. Now having said that, it would be much more comfortable and I would have finger nails, if we had some breathing room.

BTW, I think (someone step in please if I am wrong) Elway had the all time record for Q4 come backs when he retired.

By: Rob_Bronco

Rob_Bronco — Mon, 12 Oct 2009 22:27:24 +0000

Wow, it's good to see so many people who have stepped down off the ledge after such a crazy offseason. McD and the team took the approach we all prayed they would – they ignored all the naysayers and prognosticators who said they would go 3-13. They ignored the majority of the state of Colorado who were calling for them to be burned at the stake when Cutler left. They simply went out and played their f'ing hearts out.

That moment at the end of the game wasn't a celebration of a win, or a fist pump for 5-0. It was a massive roar from the head coach to anyone who was still doubting the '09 Broncos. The message was clear – we're not who you thought we were.

By: Jonathan Douglas

Jonathan Douglas — Mon, 12 Oct 2009 19:01:38 +0000

Hey… I admit the greatest teams in football history had BOTH talent and luck. You gotta have a health amount of each to make it to the big game.

I just think that to start declaring our current team (only five games into the season) the best Bronco team to take the field would be a bit premature. :)

By: Jonathan Douglas

Jonathan Douglas — Mon, 12 Oct 2009 17:45:01 +0000

I don't know if some 'old timers' could fill us in, but I've never seen a coach that outwardly PASSIONATE about winning here in Denver during my time watching them. I know Shanahan was passionate about winning, but he never showed it like McDaniels did Sunday.

Honestly, I liked seeing it. It makes me think that Josh would be just as loud as I am when watching football games! :)

By: CompUser

CompUser — Mon, 12 Oct 2009 17:42:52 +0000

It's a good thing that neither the Miami Dolphins or New England Patriots had any CLOSE games that could easily have gone the other way, or had any lucky breaks during their undefeted seasons! Why is it that if the Broncos win a game after being on the receiving end of a few lucky breaks, they were just lucky. But if almost any other team wins the same way, it was because that was a great team, and great teams find a way to win? Just curious.

By: Jonathan Douglas

Jonathan Douglas — Mon, 12 Oct 2009 17:39:59 +0000

I'm not sure if I'd go that far, Kyle... I think McDaniels does a GREAT job of putting our guys the best position to win. But I still feel like we're a couple pieces short of greatness personnel-wise. I think we are having a serious issue clearing short 3rd downs on the ground and we still struggle to put up more than 20 points per game.

So, not, I don't think we are playing so well that opponents have to play a 'perfect' game to beat us.

Right now the 'Tipped Ball of Fate' has fallen our way... that won't always prove enough.

I seem to remember a season when all the talking heads where babbling on about how Jake Plummer was on a LONG run with no INTs (probably 2005 again). The good luck Plummer was having (which included a lot of near interceptions), ended in the post season when a very good team played well and those 'tipped balls' went to their favor.

I like our personnel. I love the coach's skill (and passion). I LOVE our record! ...I'm just trying to keep it real.

For me the real test comes on Nov. 9th. If we beat the Steelers without a last minute tipped ball that falls our way, I'll officially say the 2009 team is better than the 2005 Broncos.

That fair? :)