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[ROYC75]

Discussion: All things Broncos.

[RaidersOftheCellar]

If Sean hadn’t married his current wife, he’d feel real good about his chances with Megan Fox.

[T-post Tom]

Originally Posted by suzzer99

"There's a lot of confidence in this team if we could get past that game, the next game we felt real good about."��. . - Sean Payton.

— James Palmer (@JamesPalmerTV) January 15, 2025

Sure, Mrs. Doubtfire.

There's a LOT of confidence that I will kick Sean's ass at the George Brett statue if he has the nerve to show up.

[BossChief]

Just wait to see the FA deals they hand out this off-season.

That’s Payton’s specialty… having a fringe playoff team and overspend on credit to try and get over the hump. Tbh I hope they do improve and provide competition in the division. I just see Nix regressing next year, big time.

[Coochie liquor]

Originally Posted by BossChief

Just wait to see the FA deals they hand out this off-season.

That’s Payton’s specialty… having a fringe playoff team and overspend on credit to try and get over the hump. Tbh I hope they do improve and provide competition in the division. I just see Nix regressing next year, big time.

I brr re t either Dungver, or the Sharters try to trade for Reek this offseason.

[TEX]

Originally Posted by Coochie liquor

I brr re t either Dungver, or the Sharters try to trade for Reek this offseason.

Texans also. Already a buzz about it.

[BEAVER]

Originally Posted by RaidersOftheCellar

If Sean hadn’t married his current wife, he’d feel real good about his chances with Megan Fox.

She has toe-like thumbs - they freak me out.

Still would.

[TEX]

Originally Posted by suzzer99

"There's a lot of confidence in this team if we could get past that game, the next game we felt real good about."��. . - Sean Payton.

— James Palmer (@JamesPalmerTV) January 15, 2025

Lesbian douche.

[Coochie liquor]

The #Broncos have fired special teams coach Ben Kotwica, sources tell me and @MikeGarafolo.

With #Saints interim coach Darren Rizzi available, that’s quickly a name that makes sense for Sean Payton. Would expect they speak to him, at the least.

— Ian Rapoport (@RapSheet) January 17, 2025

Looks like we got another coach fired. Despite the fake punt call in the playoffs. Our special teams exposed their incompetence on that blocked kick. Another one bites the dust!

[htismaqe]

Originally Posted by Coochie liquor

The #Broncos have fired special teams coach Ben Kotwica, sources tell me and @MikeGarafolo.

With #Saints interim coach Darren Rizzi available, that’s quickly a name that makes sense for Sean Payton. Would expect they speak to him, at the least.

— Ian Rapoport (@RapSheet) January 17, 2025

Looks like we got another coach fired. Despite the fake punt call in the playoffs. Our special teams exposed their incompetence on that blocked kick. Another one bites the dust!

So he's going to bring in one of his buddies from New Orleans?

[New World Order]

The Saints Way

Trash talk to bigger and better opponents

Pay players to severely hurt other players

Run up the salary cap

Chew juicy fruit gum

The Saints Way

[BroncoBuff]

Originally Posted by New World Order

People that hate our franchise don't have a clue.

Without Lamar Hunt, there may not even be a AFL/AFC.

Yeah, I’m SUCH an ingrate … I NEVER say anything nice about Lamar Hunt.

Oh, wait … yes I do, I go even further than you do. Lamar Hunt was a great man, a truly great man.

Further, I do NOT hate the Chiefs. I DO hate the way you guys put words in my mouth just to “win” arguments with me and run me down. Things I never said and don’t believe. Pretty sad really.

Originally Posted by =New World Order

Be thankful the Hunts exist. Be thankful the Chiefs exist.

“Hunts” plural? Lamar, yes. Like I said, he was a great man, a truly great and selfless man. Tracing how this modern NFL, America’s favorite entertainment, trace how they got here, and you’ll see the AFL is of paramount importance. NFL ownership then was conservative and old-fashioned – expansion and innovation only happened because of the AFL.

And Lamar had to be selfless to make it happen. He was from Dallas, northeast Dallas near SMU, same as Matthew Stafford, Clayton Kershaw, Boz Scaggs, Steve Miller, Dimebag Darrell and me. He went to college at SMU, and he loved the city. But he saw how the senior league did business - stealing the Vikings from the AFL, jumping into the Dallas market after his Dallas Texans were announced.

But he didn’t fight them - he didn’t sue over their theft of the Vikings (he could have), and after three years he made the impossible decision to move his team out of his hometown, leave the market to the Cowboys. He did what was best for the AFL and his “Foolish Club” (the owners).

And that patience, that approach was how every-single-AFL-franchise survived. Nobody folded. And once they started competing for players, that’s when even the cavemen NFL owners knew that a merger was the only sensible move. Shoot, left to their own devices, the NFL might STILL not have 32 teams - they only had 16 when the merger happened, and that was INCLUDING the AFL-“inspired” Cowboys and Vikings. And what would they have been without an injection of new thinking from innovators like Sid Gillman, Hank Stram and Al Davis? The game would probably still be “three yards and a cloud of dust!”


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And Clark Hunt? I don’t know that much about him. I do know that WE have the richest ownership in the league … and I fairly recently learned who has the SECOND richest ownership: Kansas City. Shouldn't be a surprise, Clark’s uncle Nelson Bunker Hunt nearly cornered the world silver market in the late '70s.

I like Arrowhead, I really do … so I gotta wonder why, with all that money, Clark hasn’t been making deals with local and states (plural) governments to upgrade Arrowhead bit by bit over the years, and why in the middle of a dynasty like yours, the Chiefs still rank in the bottom three or four teams in the quality of their facilities. All that seems like Clark stuff.

[Clyde Frog]

Originally Posted by BroncoBuff

Spoiler!

Yeah, I’m SUCH an ingrate … I NEVER say anything nice about Lamar Hunt.

Oh, wait … yes I do, I go even further than you do. Lamar Hunt was a great man, a truly great man.

Further, I do NOT hate the Chiefs. I DO hate the way you guys put words in my mouth just to “win” arguments with me and run me down. Things I never said and don’t believe. Pretty sad really.





“Hunts” plural? Lamar, yes. Like I said, he was a great man, a truly great and selfless man. Tracing how this modern NFL, America’s favorite entertainment, trace how they got here, and you’ll see the AFL is of paramount importance. NFL ownership then was conservative and old-fashioned – expansion and innovation only happened because of the AFL.

And Lamar had to be selfless to make it happen. He was from Dallas, northeast Dallas near SMU, same as Matthew Stafford, Clayton Kershaw, Boz Scaggs, Steve Miller, Dimebag Darrell and me. He went to college at SMU, and he loved the city. But he saw how the senior league did business - stealing the Vikings from the AFL, jumping into the Dallas market after his Dallas Texans were announced.

But he didn’t fight them - he didn’t sue over their theft of the Vikings (he could have), and after three years he made the impossible decision to move his team out of his hometown, leave the market to the Cowboys. He did what was best for the AFL and his “Foolish Club” (the owners).

And that patience, that approach was how every-single-AFL-franchise survived. Nobody folded. And once they started competing for players, that’s when even the cavemen NFL owners knew that a merger was the only sensible move. Shoot, left to their own devices, the NFL might STILL not have 32 teams - they only had 16 when the merger happened, and that was INCLUDING the AFL-“inspired” Cowboys and Vikings. And what would they have been without an injection of new thinking from innovators like Sid Gillman, Hank Stram and Al Davis? The game would probably still be “three yards and a cloud of dust!”


___________________


And Clark Hunt? I don’t know that much about him. I do know that WE have the richest ownership in the league … and I fairly recently learned who has the SECOND richest ownership: Kansas City. Shouldn't be a surprise, Clark’s uncle Nelson Bunker Hunt nearly cornered the world silver market in the late '70s.

I like Arrowhead, I really do … so I gotta wonder why, with all that money, Clark hasn’t been making deals with local and states (plural) governments to upgrade Arrowhead bit by bit over the years, and why in the middle of a dynasty like yours, the Chiefs still rank in the bottom three or four teams in the quality of their facilities. All that seems like Clark stuff.

tl;dr

also:

[rydogg58]

Originally Posted by BroncoBuff

I'm such a salty bitch because my team sucks.

We know, bro.

[BroncoBuff]

Originally Posted by New World Order

The Saints Way

Trash talk to bigger and better opponents

Pay players to severely hurt other players

Run up the salary cap

Chew juicy fruit gum

The Saints Way

Have the refs screw you out of a Super Bowl

Watch Case Freaking Keenum "Hail Mary" you outta the playoffs with a 65 yarder as time ran out

Take a job to coach the Broncos, and find yourself in the middle of the worst salary cap hell in all history, and gotta babysit a sullen QB who can't grasp your offense

The Payton way

[rydogg58]

Originally Posted by BroncoBuff

I don't know why I can't stop crying today.
Salty salty salty. I'm gonna call Mortons and see if they can buy some of this salt my eyes keep producing.

You cry a lot.