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3-7 Broncos in turmoil


Inigo Montoya

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1 hour ago, ColeB said:


Just read that Lock may  start.


been seeing rumors of that as well. Probably good for us. 
 

and the “team in turmoil” line hasn’t really worked in our favor yet this year, as others have already said. 
 

at the end of the day, not really scared of Allen or Lock if we play our game. Just need to stop their run game with lindsay and lock Tre on Sutton and we win easily.

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2 hours ago, Limeaid said:


Actually (so far):

Home: 3-2 (P*ts, Eagles)

Away:  4-1 (Browns)

 

2 hours ago, Limeaid said:


Actually (so far):

Home: 3-2 (P*ts, Eagles)

Away:  4-1 (Browns)

Sorry. My sentence was not clear. What I was saying is 1) we are the better team; 2) we are at home. We need to therefore just win and not worry about whatever is going on with Denver.

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On 11/18/2019 at 7:12 AM, H2o said:

Truth. Outside of him lucking up on the Peyton Manning signing and getting Demarcus Ware from Dallas, he has been really bad as a GM. You would think as a former QB, and HOF'er as well, that the first thing he would be able to do is identify QB talent. He hasn't been able to do that. You wonder how long he holds his job due to his status in Denver and the fact they got a SB a few years ago. 

Totally agree.  He has been bad and isn't getting any better.

On 11/18/2019 at 10:08 AM, Captain Hindsight said:

When you have Case Keenum, you gotta pass on Josh Allen and Lamar Jackson

He tried to get too fancy.

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On 11/18/2019 at 6:16 AM, Inigo Montoya said:
  • According to Jason La Canfora of CBS Sports, Broncos coach Vic Fangio has had a "difficult time" connecting with players and coaches, leading to "internal tension" within the organization.

    Fangio's debut season in Denver has largely been a disaster as the first-time head coach has reportedly rubbed many the wrong way with his "gruff demeanor," creating a tense atmosphere characterized by "internal strife." Per La Canfora has often been at odds with his assistants, continually disputing play-calls while coming off as "overbearing on the headsets." Many in the organization feel Fangio lacks "people skills," making for a "difficult climate." Fangio's hard-nosed approach reportedly alienated Emmanuel Sanders, who "in essence walked out on the team" prior to being traded. Beleaguered GM John Elway whiffed on Vance Joseph and the move to Fangio doesn't seem to be going much better.

    SOURCE: CBS Sports
    Nov 17, 2019, 9:38 AM ET
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    This little tidbit appeared on RotoWorld this Sunday morning before the Broncos frittered away a 20 point second half lead to lose a crusher to the Vikings.  The Broncos are a team in turmoil.  It doesn't sound like they have a good locker room right now.  Let's hope they bring a bit of that 3-7 dysfunction to New Era next week.

     

    It's nice not to be the dysfunctional franchise for a change...

     

 

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On 11/18/2019 at 6:25 PM, SCBills said:


Big difference though.... Philly and Cleveland were fighting for their season.   Denver’s long shot went up in flames this week.  

And yet they were leading 20-0 last week  AT the Vikings !   NFL teams don't just NOT show up.

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