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Discussion: All things Broncos.

[Best22]

Originally Posted by Mile High Mania

I'm not saying the original comment wasn't delusional, but...

Since 1984, the W/L record has been pretty stellar for Denver. Not counting 2018 at this point, but 1984-2017 was 33 years.

6 losing seasons (under .500)
7 .500 seasons

So, Broncos have had 13 of 33 = 39% at or below .500
321 wins

Giants have had 15 of 33 = 45% at or below .500
293 wins

49ers have had 14 of 33 = 42% at or below .500
316 wins

Patriots have had 9 of 33 = 27% at or below .500
335 wins

Steelers have had 11 of 33 = 33% at or below .500
325 wins

So, yeah - there you have it... PIT and NEP top the Broncos since 1984. I haven't dived into others, just what you provided.

I'm sure New York would trade the extra SB ring for a few more winning seasons that led to nothing

And the regular season wins for those other franchises mean more because they didn't have to rely on geography to bail them out

[Pasta Little Brioni]

Denver's winning percentage drops dramatically without those cheap pile high wins. Only team in sports with a cheap ass advantage like that. Pathetic..

[Tombstone RJ]

Originally Posted by Pitt Gorilla

Your post makes no sense. Weren’t ready to pull the plug, but still drafted a guy. Why not take a quality player like Mahomes when you have the chance?

My post makes perfect sense. The Broncos had already spent draft capital on Lynch and they were not yet ready to 86 him. They were not going to, again, trade up for Mahomes. But what the Broncos did do is draft a QB with talent, late in the draft, as a project. It looks like Kelly may indeed pan out.

[TEX]

Originally Posted by Tombstone RJ

My post makes perfect sense. The Broncos had already spent draft capital on Lynch and they were not yet ready to 86 him. They were not going to, again, trade up for Mahomes. But what the Broncos did do is draft a QB with talent, late in the draft, as a project. It looks like Kelly may indeed pan out.

Only to a desperate QB starved team like Denver.

[Tombstone RJ]

Originally Posted by TEX

You're good you "Uncle Tom"...
Its the fools Im talking about. To be specific - Knowmo, Kranz, Toumbstone, Garcia. All talk shit but disappear now.

If you weren't complaining about something, you wouldn't have any posts.

[Tombstone RJ]

Originally Posted by TEX

Only to a desperate QB starved team like Denver.

[TEX]

Originally Posted by Tombstone RJ

If you weren't complaining about something, you wouldn't have any posts.

Whose complaining? Im LOVING all the "Mr Irrelevant is gonna pan out talk"
If you weren't so delusional, you could tell the difference.

[TEX]

Originally Posted by Tombstone RJ

[Tombstone RJ]

Originally Posted by TEX

Whose complaining? Im LOVING all the "Mr Irrelevant is gonna pan out talk"
If you weren't so delusional, you could tell the difference.

Project QBs are projects, drafting any QB is a risk/reward scenario.

[jjchieffan]

I remember when people here were thinking that Bray "might pan out". We know what it's like to be quarterback starved. Thankfully, those days are in our past now. But that is the present for the Donks.

[RealSNR]

Originally Posted by Tombstone RJ

My post makes perfect sense. The Broncos had already spent draft capital on Lynch and they were not yet ready to 86 him. They were not going to, again, trade up for Mahomes. But what the Broncos did do is draft a QB with talent, late in the draft, as a project. It looks like Kelly may indeed pan out.

I remember when Ricky Stanzi looked great in the preseason.

"It looks like Kelly may indeed pan out." According to what? Your preseason games?

Swag was eating shit behind Paxton ****ing Lynch nearly the entire offseason. All of a sudden he's a starter?

If I were a Donk fan, I'd STILL be pissed at Horseface for letting Kyle Sloter go.

[FlaChief58]

I need knowshit to come back so I can get the latest updates on the greatness that is the

[New World Order]

Originally Posted by Tombstone RJ

My post makes perfect sense. The Broncos had already spent draft capital on Lynch and they were not yet ready to 86 him. They were not going to, again, trade up for Mahomes. But what the Broncos did do is draft a QB with talent, late in the draft, as a project. It looks like Kelly may indeed pan out.

[CrossCheck]

Originally Posted by Mile High Mania

I'm not saying the original comment wasn't delusional, but...

Since 1984, the W/L record has been pretty stellar for Denver. Not counting 2018 at this point, but 1984-2017 was 33 years.

6 losing seasons (under .500)
7 .500 seasons

So, Broncos have had 13 of 33 = 39% at or below .500
321 wins

Giants have had 15 of 33 = 45% at or below .500
293 wins

49ers have had 14 of 33 = 42% at or below .500
316 wins

Patriots have had 9 of 33 = 27% at or below .500
335 wins

Steelers have had 11 of 33 = 33% at or below .500
325 wins

So, yeah - there you have it... PIT and NEP top the Broncos since 1984. I haven't dived into others, just what you provided.

Surprise!! HOF QB's win a lot of games.

Since 2007 (minus the four Manning years of course) Denver has only had one winning season in seven, and an overall losing record.

[Tombstone RJ]

Originally Posted by jjchieffan

I remember when people here were thinking that Bray "might pan out". We know what it's like to be quarterback starved. Thankfully, those days are in our past now. But that is the present for the Donks.

I liked Bray as a project QB, he didn’t pan out, so what?