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Discussion: All things Broncos.

[Mother****erJones]

All because of Peyton Manning. Denver was mediocre until he came there outside of your one year in the AFC playoff game with Plummer.

[Mile High Mania]

And, guys like Chris Harris ... an undrafted FA, I'm sure skew the numbers. He counts as a FA, although he's never played for another team.

[Mile High Mania]

Originally Posted by Mother****erJones

All because of Peyton Manning. Denver was mediocre until he came there outside of your one year in the AFC playoff game with Plummer.

It's a QB driven league... and Plummer, they won 10, 10 and 13 games with Plummer. Mediocre? That was pretty decent.

2006-2010 was the suck - 2011 was the Tebow and that led to Manning.

[Quesadilla Joe]

The Broncos are comfortable with Siemian & Lynch. But If Romo did land in Denver, I would think there’s a pretty good market for Siemian.

— James Palmer (@JamesPalmerTV) March 7, 2017

[Mother****erJones]

Knomo the Spambot.....can't even formulate an original thought

[RunKC]

Originally Posted by Quesadilla Joe

5 division titles in 6 years, two Super Bowl appearances, 1 Super Bowl win, #1 offense in NFL history in 2013, top 5 all-time defense in 2015...

This is what happens when you don't overpay players like Tamba Hali, Dwayne Bowe, Eric Fisher, and LDT.

Elway's first two drafts are vastly superior to any single draft Dorsey has had btw.

17-15 without Manning.

[Quesadilla Joe]

Originally Posted by RunKC

17-15 without Manning.

We won the Super Bowl with Matt Cassel in 2015.

[RunKC]

Originally Posted by Mile High Mania

I'd pick a better comparison... I'll take Broncos over Bengals any day.

Give the Bengals Peyton Manning and they make the SB or win 1.

[arrwheader]

I give the Broncos credit for bringing in Manning to win. Idk how much credit i'd give Elway as it was clearly all about Peyton. He could have gone almost anywhere he wanted to go. Elway lucked out and Manning chose there. From there it was easy coasting, as they really didn't even need a head coach either because you got a hall of famer QB and a coach with that deal. Moving on from Tebow was an easy choice so I wouldn't give them too much credit on taking the risk on a broken manning either. They won the super bowl, have to give them credit there. Defense was key but the team was still better because of manning, even with a noodle arm. Manning left and as much as the media wanted to suck their dick, they weren't ever smelling another title. I suspect it will be the same this year unless Romo comes in. That's a bigger gamble than Peyton though and it could easily go south. Chiefs should top this division for the days to come even with Alex Smith. Raiders are the real challenger to us.

[Mile High Mania]

Originally Posted by arrwheader

I give the Broncos credit for bringing in Manning to win. Idk how much credit i'd give Elway as it was clearly all about Peyton. He could have gone almost anywhere he wanted to go. Elway lucked out and Manning chose there. From there it was easy coasting, as they really didn't even need a head coach either because you got a hall of famer QB and a coach with that deal. Moving on from Tebow was an easy choice so I wouldn't give them too much credit on taking the risk on a broken manning either. They won the super bowl, have to give them credit there. Defense was key but the team was still better because of manning, even with a noodle arm. Manning left and as much as the media wanted to suck their dick, they weren't ever smelling another title. I suspect it will be the same this year unless Romo comes in. That's a bigger gamble than Peyton though and it could easily go south. Chiefs should top this division for the days to come even with Alex Smith. Raiders are the real challenger to us.

Funny. Carr's injury was a gift to KC in 2016...

I've read the rumors of Denver's demise before, we'll see. You talk as if it was relatively easy for Denver with Manning. Hell, I can't believe the guy only has 2 rings based on the way you put it on the table.

[Mile High Mania]

Originally Posted by RunKC

17-15 without Manning.

Two seasons... 8 wins with a playoff win, 9 wins with a second year 7th round QB playing better than your guy.

We'll see how 2017 plays out.

[staylor26]

Originally Posted by Mile High Mania

Funny. Carr's injury was a gift to KC in 2016...

I've read the rumors of Denver's demise before, we'll see. You talk as if it was relatively easy for Denver with Manning. Hell, I can't believe the guy only has 2 rings based on the way you put it on the table.

Was Houston being out for the majority of the past two seasons a gift to the rest of the AFCW?

[Mile High Mania]

Originally Posted by staylor26

Was Houston being out for the majority of the past two seasons a gift to the text of the AFCW?

Not really, as you put it ... it was the majority of two years. Losing your starting QB late is a killer for most teams. I say most because it probably would have helped the Chiefs.

[staylor26]

Originally Posted by Mile High Mania

Not really, as you put it ... it was the majority of two years. Losing your starting QB late is a killer for most teams. I say most because it probably would have helped the Chiefs.

So, we got lucky because Carr missed ONE ****ing regular season game, but Houston being out for the majority of two seasons isn't even close to the same thing? That's horse shit, and selective excuse making.

[Quesadilla Joe]

Source: DeMarcus Ware met w John Elway and Vance Joseph today. They have expressed interest in bringing him back subject to negotiations

— Jane Slater (@SlaterNFL) March 7, 2017