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Originally Posted by BlackOp
Of course you dont...a Donktard would never let reality get in the way. It's why you are still defending them...the only other option is admitting what everybody outside of Denver already knows....that Elway never won a legitimate SB and only by paying Davis under the table were the Donks able to pull off the grift. Davis was the reason those teams happened...not Horseface...he was just hanging on at that point.
He tried 3 times on the up and up and got smoked off the field in humiliating fashion.
Retirement was looming and he knew (to his credit) that he wasn't good enough...and needed a trophy, by any means, to cement his career.
Is what it is...
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And everyone knows that Davis racked up his massive rushing numbers behind a O-Line that got away with massive holding, illegal chop-blocks (just ask Dallas DT Chad Hennings about it), leg-whips & as we know wearing Vaseline on their jerseys. These tactics were taught to them by an O-Line coach named Alex Gibbs. The Donks rode the coat-tails of this in 1997 & 1998 and Elway was just along for the ride.
Everybody saw what happened in 1999 when the Donks had to play under the same rules as all the other teams and their O-Line no longer was getting away with these tactics. Davis got the living hell beaten out of him and didn't last beyond 4 games and Davis' career was essentially over.
Anyone can go to YouTube and watch a 2004 game between Falcons-Chiefs and see that Alex Gibbs was the O-Line coach for the Falcons & trying to employ those same dirty tactics (shout out to Chiefs LB Shawn Barber for retaliating when the Falcons O-Lineman tried it on him early in the contest), but they got flagged for it and it just so happens in the 1st QTR of that game announcers Curt Menefee and Tim Green make reference to Alex Gibbs employing those same dirty tactics in Donkeytown.
Elway was only good to a point & was clearly 2nd-tier.