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Discussion: All things Broncos.

[RunKC]

Originally Posted by Mecca

I'm just not sure how going balls deep in a bad FA year is suppose to make your team good...like no moves have really changed anything yet. Most of the teams are exactly where they were before.

I mean other than maybe the Eagles if you lose your entire starting defense that kinda hurts.

I think the Bears are probably better but what 6 wins?

They don’t have a draft pick until pick 67. They only had one in the top 60 last yet (Nik Bonitto). It’s very understandable that Payton wants his scheme run a certain way and is overpaying for average/decent players due to no significant draft capitol.

I think what he’s doing is smart. For as bad as their OL was, they got two serviceable OL and one of the better blocking TE’s in the league.

Sean Payton himself said they needed to “take Russell off the high dive”. Protecting him better than the garbage OL is common sense but they are going to run the ball more to help Russ.

It’s funny bc Russ wanted to “Let Russ Cook!” but that didn’t go well under Pete, it didn’t go well under Hackett and now Sean Payton is putting a stop to it.

The Broncos remind me of the Russell Wilson Seahawks in his last 2 years there, although I do think Sean Payton is a better offensive coach than Pete and his staff.

Those Russell Wilsom Seahawks teams of late won around 9-10 wins and were a WC. With our division I think that’s about what to expect as the ceiling.

[staylor26]

I would hardly call what they're doing "smart" lol

[Mecca]

Originally Posted by RunKC

They don’t have a draft pick until pick 67. They only had one in the top 60 last yet (Nik Bonitto). It’s very understandable that Payton wants his scheme run a certain way and is overpaying for average/decent players due to no significant draft capitol.

I think what he’s doing is smart. For as bad as their OL was, they got two serviceable OL and one of the better blocking TE’s in the league.

Sean Payton himself said they needed to “take Russell off the high dive”. Protecting him better than the garbage OL is common sense but they are going to run the ball more to help Russ.

It’s funny bc Russ wanted to “Let Russ Cook!” but that didn’t go well under Pete, it didn’t go well under Hackett and now Sean Payton is putting a stop to it.

The Broncos remind me of the Russell Wilson Seahawks in his last 2 years there, although I do think Sean Payton is a better offensive coach than Pete and his staff.

Those Russell Wilsom Seahawks teams of late won around 9-10 wins and were a WC. With our division I think that’s about what to expect as the ceiling.

He's just going to put them into cap hell like he did the Saints, man never saw a cap he didn't wanna **** up.

[MagicHef]

Originally Posted by Coochie liquor

Bengals sub Reddit even bagging on Dungver!!


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I'm glad Singleton is back, and I'm good with Stidham as the backup QB.

I think we overpayed for the OL, but OL was a huge weakness.

I've never heard of Zach Allen before, and I can't possibly be bothered to care about a blocking TE.

meh

[Mile High Mania]

Originally Posted by MagicHef

I'm glad Singleton is back, and I'm good with Stidham as the backup QB.

I think we overpayed for the OL, but OL was a huge weakness.

I've never heard of Zach Allen before, and I can't possibly be bothered to care about a blocking TE.

meh

[TEX]

Originally Posted by staylor26

I would hardly call what they're doing "smart" lol

Exactly. Reminds me of a hampster wheel.

[RunKC]

Originally Posted by staylor26

I would hardly call what they're doing "smart" lol

Getting the best OL you can to protect your QB isn’t smart? Their OL was one of the worst in football last year. They’ve had countless garbage at RT for years. McGlinchey isn’t an All-Pro but he is serviceable. That’s a huge upgrade over what they’ve had there.

Running the offense that helped Russ look good in Seattle is smart. Payton was right to take that pressure off him.

Not saying the contract was smart, but Sean didn’t give him that. I’m simply saying the solution is what a smart coach would do given what you have.

And yeah they overspent. That’s what happens when you don’t pick until the 3rd rd.

[Mecca]

Originally Posted by RunKC

Getting the best OL you can to protect your QB isn’t smart? Their OL was one of the worst in football last year. They’ve had countless garbage at RT for years. McGlinchey isn’t an All-Pro but he is serviceable. That’s a huge upgrade over what they’ve had there.

Running the offense that helped Russ look good in Seattle is smart. Payton was right to take that pressure off him.

Not saying the contract was smart, but Sean didn’t give him that. I’m simply saying the solution is what a smart coach would do given what you have.

And yeah they overspent. That’s what happens when you don’t pick until the 3rd rd.

I like to pay nearly 100 million dollars for serviceable.

[Coochie liquor]

Originally Posted by RunKC

Getting the best OL you can to protect your QB isn’t smart? Their OL was one of the worst in football last year. They’ve had countless garbage at RT for years. McGlinchey isn’t an All-Pro but he is serviceable. That’s a huge upgrade over what they’ve had there.

Running the offense that helped Russ look good in Seattle is smart. Payton was right to take that pressure off him.

Not saying the contract was smart, but Sean didn’t give him that. I’m simply saying the solution is what a smart coach would do given what you have.

And yeah they overspent. That’s what happens when you don’t pick until the 3rd rd.

A Dungkeys apologist?? They overspent because they’ve been irrelevant for going on a decade. Nobody want to go there unless they’re being over paid!

[penguinz]

Originally Posted by RunKC

Getting the best OL you can to protect your QB isn’t smart? Their OL was one of the worst in football last year. They’ve had countless garbage at RT for years. McGlinchey isn’t an All-Pro but he is serviceable. That’s a huge upgrade over what they’ve had there.

Running the offense that helped Russ look good in Seattle is smart. Payton was right to take that pressure off him.

Not saying the contract was smart, but Sean didn’t give him that. I’m simply saying the solution is what a smart coach would do given what you have.

And yeah they overspent. That’s what happens when you don’t pick until the 3rd rd.

So Payton is going to implement the type of offense that Walrus doesn't want to play in which led to him being traded to Dungver?

[staylor26]

Originally Posted by RunKC

Getting the best OL you can to protect your QB isn’t smart? Their OL was one of the worst in football last year. They’ve had countless garbage at RT for years. McGlinchey isn’t an All-Pro but he is serviceable. That’s a huge upgrade over what they’ve had there.

Running the offense that helped Russ look good in Seattle is smart. Payton was right to take that pressure off him.

Not saying the contract was smart, but Sean didn’t give him that. I’m simply saying the solution is what a smart coach would do given what you have.

And yeah they overspent. That’s what happens when you don’t pick until the 3rd rd.

Smart would be accepting that you've made a mistake with Russ, not doubling down to try to fix it. They're acting like they're in win now mode and they aren't winning shit. All they're doing is making it more difficult when they inevitably have to let Russ go and get a QB.

[tredadda]

Originally Posted by Mecca

He's just going to put them into cap hell like he did the Saints, man never saw a cap he didn't wanna **** up.

Good thing Penner has all that money……oh wait, that’s irrelevant in this scenario.

[Mecca]

Originally Posted by staylor26

Smart would be accepting that you've made a mistake with Russ, not doubling down to try to fix it. They're acting like they're in win now mode and they aren't winning shit. All they're doing is making it more difficult when they inevitably have to let Russ go and get a QB.

Of course they are in win now mode the coaching staff is 87 years old.

[tredadda]

Originally Posted by MagicHef

I'm glad Singleton is back, and I'm good with Stidham as the backup QB.

I think we overpayed for the OL, but OL was a huge weakness.

I've never heard of Zach Allen before, and I can't possibly be bothered to care about a blocking TE.

meh

But he works hard though, Knowmo and the Twitter goons he constantly posts on here said so.

[Sassy Squatch]

Do these bumpkins realize the same offensive system Payton is putting in place is what led to Russet running a years long whisper campaign against Pete Carroll? Dudes ego can't handle this.