Found about 14 opinions about The Denver Broncos Before the "Offensive" Experiment with the Offense.
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The 1998 Denver Broncos: The Greatest Team in Orange and Blue History
(12 May 2009)
Oh no...it's a bleacher report...it can't be true.
http://bleacherreport.com/articles/1...d-blue-history
While the 1997 Broncos were the first to win a Super Bowl in Denver, the year that followed, 1998, was the greatest team ever assembled in orange and blue.
Everything fell into place in 1998, as the city of Denver and the whole Rocky Mountain region was a mile high over the Broncos first ever championship season.
As Denver was defending champs, they knew they would get every teams best, ever...
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Brice Butler Breaks Out!!!
(14 May 2009)
Brice Butler came to USC with exceptionally high expectations, but because of the depth chart at wide receiver USC had in 2008, the coaches decided to redshirt Butler. And he wasnt too pleased when he got the news, but a lot has changed since then.
When I finally bought in and realized I had an opportunity to face the No. 1 defense in the country, every day, I bought in and being on the scout team was a great experience, said Butler.
Those heading up the USC offense has also changed with John...
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PFWs mock draft: Injury concerns could hurt stars
(17 Apr 2009)
http://sports.yahoo.com/nfl/news;_yl...yhoo&type=lgns
Click link for entire article
PFWs mock draft: Injury concerns could hurt stars
By Nolan Nawrocki
With barely a week remaining before the NFL draft, PFWs ears have been well-pressed to the phone in search of scenarios that could play out Draft Weekend. Some stars invited to New York could make for great drama if they slide the way PFW is hearing they might, given injury concerns and non-scheme fits, while some others could rise late in the...
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McDaniels building Foxborough West?
(01 May 2009)
Quote: : ENGLEWOOD, Colo. -- Steam rises from the snowy concrete, and five dozen weary men board a bus. It figures that Josh McDaniels' first minicamp would start in a near blizzard, the worst of the season. From maelstrom to snowstorm. A couple of days ago, it was 70 degrees in the foothills. But that's the thing about Denver in the spring -- you never know what you're going to get.
McDaniels walks out of the Broncos' indoor practice facility, which, on this day, doubles as an afternoon hangout...
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**SoS's Mock of May**
(23 May 2009)
SoS's Mock of May
The order is determined by my opinion (just because i love when you ravid fans yell at me). If you dont like your placement, give me a reason and perhaps ill consider your argument. On that note, the Rams are OTC.
So without further blabber....the 1st pick is in....
#1: The St. Louis Rams select: QB Sam Bradford, Oklahoma
** After a very disappointing season under Steve Spags, the Rams decide to follow the trend of taking a QB to rebuild a franchise here with Bradford. Many peo...
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I know, there's so many, but it's my first
(23 Apr 2009)
Mock. I put a decent amount of time and thought into it. I know everyone's getting sick of them, but I'm interested in hearing opinions. Thanks for the time.
#1 Detroit Lions-Jason Smith OT, Baylor
Obviously the other possible choice would be Matthew Stafford, but I tend to agree with McShays debate on Mondays Sportscenter, that its much easier to build around a solid book-end lineman. Depending how the QB shenanigans play out in the rest of the round, the Lions may not be disappointed when t...
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Another good article about Peyton Hillis
(09 Jun 2009)
From his hometown newspaper.
In his rookie season with the Denver Broncos, Conway's Peyton Hillis had a wild ride.
The good stuff: In 12 games, the fullback rushed for 368 yards and five touchdowns, scoring four touchdowns in five games. He led the Broncos with six touchdowns (five rushing, one receiving). He became only the third player in Broncos history to have a 100-yard game rushing and a 100-yard game receiving in the same year.
Just as he was getting into a groove (making an NFL Midseason...
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Mocking the Draft / First Round Community
(18 Apr 2009)
I've highlighted the names where I know that we have supporters here on the forum!
By Matt Hooper Email: matt@bhamweekly.com
Site: http://www.bhamweekly.com
About: Matt Hooper covers sports for Birmingham Weekly. Before joining the paper, he served as the Director of Media Relations for the now-defunct Birmingham Steeldogs arena football team.
L et’s play “Who Wants to be a Millionaire”, NFL edition.
One of the most highly anticipated events of the NFL offseason takes place on April 25, as th...
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Manning vs. Brady... Settled... BRADY= MOST OVERRATED QB EVER!!!
(25 Apr 2009)
Read this and you will know why PEYTON MANNING is a FAR superior QB over Tom brady... NO QUESTION... Brady is the most oeverrated player... ever.
In my personal opinion: Peyton Manning is the best QB in the NFL and I truly believe that he is the Best of ALL-TIME..
Now for Brady
AS A DISCLAIMER.. I did not write or compile this.. Just picked it up from a friend.. However, I do think its the shit..
Tom Brady.
Is the single most overrated quarterback in the history of football, let alone the NFL.
B...
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2009 NFL Mock Draft (A Special)
(29 Apr 2009)
I do this every year, write a mock draft...lots of fun, enjoy guys :)
1-Detroit Lions-Matthew Stafford, QB, Georgia (JR) I think after a long miserable history of drafting wide receivers with good draft picks Detroit will have learned that in order to be playoff team you need to have a franchise quarterback. Look at the Falcons as a good example. With that being said, Matthew Stafford has all the tools to be the long term solution for the Lions. He is the type of player you would hope to build y...