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Irritated Legwold Gaffes on Brandon Lloyd Trade

Tuesday, October 18th, 2011

The great Jeff Legwold claims Brandon Lloyd asked for a trade because Tebow was promoted to starter.

This contradicts an earlier article by Mike Klis who points out the agents for both Lloyd and Royal requested trades before the San Diego game where Tebow started after the half.

Are all these trade requests Tim Tebow-related? It was in Orton’s case back in July. But the agents for Lloyd and Royal made their intentions known before John Fox benched Orton for Tebow last week.

Brandon Lloyd himself claimed yesterday in a radio interview on the Doug Gottlieb show that his trade request first happened at the end of the summer due to contract disputes and John Fox’s piss poor passing offense.
So what’s the deal Legwold?

 Broncos’ switch to QB Tim Tebow sparked trade of wide receiver Brandon Lloyd -Lloyd’s request for a trade — he was dealt Monday to the Rams — essentially came because the Broncos will be relying more on their running game and on shorter throws in their passing game now that Tim Tebow is the 1-4 team’s starting quarterback. Lloyd’s game is down-the-field routes.

You wish Legwold, you wish. I bet you’re all pissed off that your incredible practice players are riding pine, ain’t ya? You know those practice players you claimed were the real gamers?

What a joke Legwold, what a disgrace. This guy pens a piece about Tebow last week pointing out what he believes are QB’s flaws… guess we all know what you’re hoping for eh there Legwold?

Furthermore, Tebow throws a good deep ball that’s even better than Kyle Orton. That’s one of his strengths.

Oh well, maybe the kid will be a disaster and we can get a look at practice player number two: Brady Quinn. I bet Legwold would be ecstatic. I bet he’d piss himself with joy.

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Five games in, the chickens have already come home to roost.

Tebow Named Broncos Starter

I will demand apologies from the front office. I will send a written form and I want it signed and returned to me either sent by mail or faxed. Apologies for poor decision making and terrible management of the quarterback situation. Furthermore we’ve been screwed out of our entertainment for the past four games.

“EFX” better get their act together. Horrible management of the quarterback situation, botching the trade then marginalizing the kid while propping up the lame duck veteran. Everyone should have known this was and is a rebuilding year. All we heard was unbridled optimism and Denver Post goobers like that Klis, Krieger and Legwold predicting more wins than losses with Kyle Orton. Next, the team throws money at injury prone Ty Warren–and we all know how that worked out. Finally they trade a starting caliber wide receiver for nothing in return.

It took only four and a half games for the switch at quarterback. Four and a half games to realize there’s no point in fielding a free agent lame duck journeyman on a team that isn’t very good.

Now we get to hear a bunch of crap from analysts and pundits who either hate Tim Tebow personally or hate his fans.

That’s the deal with some of these deranged analysts. You know, Blaine Gabbert isn’t ready but he’s starting. Gabbert isn’t playing well and he killed the team the other day with a fumble. He’s a rookie though and the Jaguars will just have to suffer the growing pains to see whether he’s a player or not.

Wouldn’t it be something if the same patience was afforded to Tebow? Not so. No, this kid can’t play and he can’t throw. He’s also going to get killed running the ball.

The people who are so down on Tebow before he even gets a chance to show what he has, these people probably fall into two categories:

1. They don’t like him personally, they don’t like how outspoken he is about his religion.

2. Whenever one of these pundits says something stupid or off base about him, Tebow’s legions of fans fill their emails and tie up their phone lines refuting the criticism. The fans are probably nasty at times. The analysts double down on their expert opinion and guess who they take it out on? That’s right, Timmy Teebs.

I’ve heard enough about this “gameplanning” crap. Sea cucumbers keep spouting that Teebs won’t be successful at all when teams gameplan for him, gameplan for a running quarterback. The Texans had a week to prepare, so did the Chargers. I didn’t see Tebow get stuffed behind the line of scrimmage on every play, did you? In fact, he put up 24 and 28 points in those last two games. He also threw bombs to Brandon Lloyd, but oh no this kid can’t throw a pass to save his life.

If they stack the freakin box, fine. Send Lloyd deep and do a jump ball–he has a knack for getting them and Teebs throws a good deep pass. People said Orton is our best chance to win–I never believed that. Not on this team. Those runs for a first down are huge. They are huge for this team that isn’t very good. The kids ability to buy time when the protection breaks down (and oh it does break down) is also a big boost. If anything, we need dynamic play at the quarterback position, not an immobile game manager. I said all along this team isn’t good enough to carry Kyle Orton.

Now the quarterback chickens come home to roost, ain’t they?

I am shelving the Reality Meter. It will not be updated further. I proved my point and it only took five games in to do it. The incredible Reality Meter will sit atop the page all season long as a reminder of my incredible acuity. I am a visionary and an oracle. All those talking heads on the right side of the meter could not bifurcate the truths that I proclaim.

Reality is Coming…

Friday, September 23rd, 2011

Tim Tebow John Elway John Fox

A Message for Alfred Williams and Mark Schlereth

Saturday, September 17th, 2011

104.3 “The Drive” radio station out of Colorado “interviewed” Kentucky Broncos fan Jesse Oaks about his idea to set up some Tim Tebow billboards in Denver. Instead of “interviewing him” they basically mocked him from the get go, ridiculing him for his billboard idea and they even belittled him for being a Broncos fan living in Kentucky.

I won’t link to the stupid radio piece, instead I will give credit to Troy Hufford who brought this to the attention of Broncos fans over at Mile High Report.

Now I don’t really care about the billboard. When I first heard of it I thought it was kind of funny and fans can do whatever they want. It shows how seriously fed up most fans are with the quarterback play of number 8. How fed up we are with the man who inspired us like never before against our blood rival last Monday Night. That was incredible, I actually watched it. Did you?

I don’t care about this “D-Mac” loser, he’s just some goober who sounds like he snorted a bunch of Vivarin, he’s there trying to play the role of antagonist.

The kid they interviewed didn’t seem like some stupid know-nothing a-hole, despite Alfred Williams and Mark Schlereth trying to paint him as one. Jesse Oaks claim’s he’s tired of Kyle Orton and wants a change at quarterback. It seems Mr. Oaks caved to recent outside pressure though and he decided to change the billboard over from a pro-Tebow message to a sign that just disses Kyle Orton. That was a mistake. Stick to your guns and screw everybody else. Only a first-rate moron would want Brady Quinn–a poor man’s Kyle Orton with no upside and a free agent to boot–only a sea cucumber would want Brady Quinn to take over for Kyle Orton this year.

I hear Brady Quinn's pretty good.

That’s why I dare John Fox to put in Brady Quinn. I dare you Mr. Fox to play Brady Quinn. You don’t like the Tebow chants? I wouldn’t put it past most reasonable people to just get up and walk out of that stadium if the mighty Quinnby gets the nod. A five year player with no upside. I don’t feel bad for Quinn either, he can get any broad he wants and he’ll have a great career as a CBS analyst.

I’m hoping like crazy they actually do that. I can’t wait to be that entertained. It better be a home game.

Getting back to business, Alfred Williams kept questioning whether Mr. Oaks trusts John Fox and John Elway… stating that if he trusted them then he surely trusts Xanders and the quarterback coach… The kid didn’t seem to want to throw Fox or his long time idol John Elway under the bus. He didn’t want to question them, he was simply sick of Orton. That was a mistake.

Trust John Fox. Trust John Elway. Why Alfred Williams? What have they done for us lately?

They drafted Von Miller which is good. They could have drafted Marcell Dareus which would have been good too. All I’m saying is the number two pick wasn’t some incredible decision only a true football genius could figure out.

The rest of the draft picks? Remains to be seen. Can’t say it was amazing work yet. Funny that defensive tackle was and still is a glaring need yet we’re going to stop people from running the ball? Oh yeah, there’s always free agency for that. We surely had a plan. A young power running back would have been nice–but there was a plan there too. Surely.

Next up, we botch the Orton trade. We’re all in to trade Orton–you can’t deny that one bit–we’re all in to trade him away and we turn around and don’t do it? What the hell was that? Why should we trust this management?

What a joke that was. Don’t blame Jesse Oaks, don’t blame the fans, don’t take shots at Tebow for this–but I’m sure your crew will do all of those things.

Trade Orton... wait, no... eh, no one will notice.

Management brought it on themselves after that utter debacle. But oh no, I suppose we should ass sniff Elway, Fox and Xanders… they know what’s right for the team. They wouldn’t do anything to heighten a quarterback controversy right from the start of training camp would they?

We trade away Jabar Gaffney to the Redskins for a player that doesn’t make the team. I don’t care that we have good depth or perceived good depth at receiver. We traded away a player who is now the second best wide receiver on the Redskins, we traded him away for absolutely nothing. I suppose we should all just look the other way? Trust in EFX they say.

The coach tells us that we’ll run the football this year. We’ll run five hundred times and we won’t abandon the run. Yet we changed one guy on that offensive line. One )&()*in guy on a line that’s never proven anything run blocking and now we’re gonna roll over everybody?

I’ll tell you something, this coach should have a better grasp of his player’s talent level. A better grasp of strengths and weaknesses. I expected we’d acquire a running back somewhere this offseason, but Willis McGahee isn’t the answer. Neither was DeAngelo Williams. We need a guy who can run between the tackles on first and second downs and we do not have it. McGahee is too old for that role, but he’s a good situational short yardage back. Moreno is no player for running between the tackles. We’re misusing him. He’s already banged up for Christ’s sake. He’s not “the guy” he’s Kevin Faulk. He catches great out of the backfield, he runs very well in open space, he’s not going to tow the load between the tackles. Not for any length of time.

Sorry. We’re only gonna run well against bad teams. I saw this coming since the very beginning of training camp. Apparently Fox didn’t based on the crap we heard coming out of Dove Valley.

Why should I trust him when he says we’ll play great defense this year? What was the plan in free agency? We whiffed on all the promising young defensive tackles, the top available tackles were signed at five million a year–they didn’t break the bank, did they?

We sign a bunch of injury prone castoffs for our defensive line. Great. Who is this defensive line going to stop?

What a joke. Why should we trust John Fox? Doesn’t seem like he had a good grasp of his talent spouting off about “winning now” does it? Running the ball, playing great defense, dinking, dunking and game managing the field with immobile Orton. Sorry pal, you don’t have the personnel to field that team. You don’t have the personnel in place to carry Kyle Orton to wins.

Colonel Klink Captain Schulz John Fox John Elway

Captain John Fox Schulz and Colonel Klink Elway

I ask again, why are we to trust this guy? What’s he done for us lately? His starters beat up a few bad teams in preseason? His favorite free agent quarterbacks looked great in practice?

Our problems started at the beginning of training camp with the botched Orton trade. Blame this Oaks kid? Blame Tebow for that? How about blaming your boy John Elway?

The way things are going right now, maybe Elway ought to think about selling furniture again.

In a recent radio interview, Woody Paige claimed John Fox is adamant about winning now while Elway believes in a three year plan.

The way we’re going, neither of these two ideas are going to work. Three year plan? Three years while our glorious starting quarterback is gone in free agency this year? Winning now? Winning now when we clearly don’t have the personnel to run John Fox’s grand scheme of power running, playing great defense, making no mistakes and measured pocket passing with the great Kyle Orton?

Kyle Orton who has a terrible win loss ratio as a Bronco, terrible red zone and third down play, no fire in the belly, no intangibles.

Playoffs with Orton? How about winning a big regular season game first? That’s how big of a joke the Kyle Orton show is in Denver.

Talk is cheap and it blew up in their faces last Monday Night. It’s only the beginning, it’s going to be fun to see this debacle play out. Oh yeah baby.

Now we’re trying out a bunch of defensive linemen and running backs… and we’re gonna take a look at Darren Sharper.

Why the hell are we doing this NOW?

Do they even know what the hell they’re doing?

Three year *(%*&%in plan, and our starting QB is leaving in free agency? Marginalize the rookie kid who played well in the last three 2010 season games? We’re supposed to be all in with this stupid plan right now? What an absolute joke.

Why the hell were the Broncos going to trade Orton? Can you explain that A. Williams?

Mr. Oaks has every right to call a duck a duck. To call a turd a (*^in turd. Throwing that amount of cash at a billboard may be going too far, but when it comes to criticism of this regime he’s not going far enough.

Now onto Mark Schlereth. Schlereth who’s only claim to fame in Denver these days is “owning a house there.”

It sounded like Schlereth laughed so hard about Jesse Oaks living in Kentucky that he pissed himself at the end of that lame duck interview. I heard he oft pisses himself behind the desk there at ESPN too. What a disgusting human being.

Schlereth claims Tebow mostly throws passes at the air in practice. Schlereth claims Tebow is too big to play quarterback and states that Tebow is no pocket passer. When Schlereth talks Tebow lately, it’s all gloom and doom.

Let’s hear what the genius Schlereth says about a similar running, gunning, athletic young quarterback; Carolina’s Cam Newton:

Listen, don’t try to take this guy who is an exceptional athlete and make him a pocket passer right away. Obviously, that has to be a part of the repertoire, but to me, you have to get him comfortable. Get him outside of the pocket. Give him a run-pass option. Create some easy throws for him to get in a rhythm… The coaching staff has to put him in a situation where he can have success and he can get more comfortable outside the pocket, because that’s really what he is.

mark schlereth punk

Stink, stank, stunk

Well duh buddy, spot on about Newton. Now why in the blue hell don’t you say that about Tebow? Some joke that is pal.

Let’s forget all about the three games Tebow started last season. 24 unanswered points in the Texans game to win it, he got us within a hail mary pass of beating the Chargers who regularly dominate us and the kid scores six rushing touchdowns in limited play. Knowshon Moreno played thirteen games last year. How many rushing touchdowns? How about five.

Kyle Orton failed to score over twenty one points in nine regular season games last year. In his three starts the kid scored 23, 24, 28… that is a recipe for winning in the NFL. You want to be a decent team? You better hope your offense can average twenty four points a game with consistency. Otherwise you better hope you have a top five defense.

Nope, the kid can’t play, he’s too big. He’s not a pocket passer and he’s not the practice professional Brady Quinn is. What did practice play do for Quinn two weeks ago when he imploded on national TV? What did it do for him in his years of play in Cleveland? You and that Jeff Legwold over at the Denver Compost can take your practice QB’s and shove them up your collective asses. Good luck fielding those unspectacular,  immobile storks with no upside behind our offensive line. It’s playing out baby, and I’m loving it.

He’ll tell you all about what’s wrong with Tim Tebow and on the other hand he’ll give sound advice to Cam Newton.

Hey Schlereth, take some of that green chili you peddle and blow it out your ass.

That’s after you finish pissing yourself, yet again.

 

Broncos 20 Raiders 23 Same Old, Same Old

Tuesday, September 13th, 2011

Same old, same old

Oh how the narrative has changed, even after one stinking game.

Anybody shocked out there? Anybody real disappointed?

Not me.

I wondered why people were even mentioning the Broncos running attack this preseason. Denver Post dolt writers talking it up as new and improved. The new coach boasting he’ll “run 500 times.”

Good luck with that dude.

LIKE I SAID … Ahem. Like I said, what did we change? We got a rookie tackle? What else changed on that line? We brought in Willis McGahee? So what? Is John Fox’s amazing spiritual aura going to improve our running game?

Not good enough. Besides needing one more skilled running back who has decent size and runs tough, this team needs two new guards. This team also needs two new defensive tackles.

Our offensive line isn’t there yet. A dolt could have told you that. We’re no force to be reckoned with running the football. We’re not even pass blocking all that well. I give credit to the Raiders front seven though, they field a good front seven. Their defensive line dominated us all game, but I also noticed they were tired as hell and sucking wind in the second half–even though they didn’t have to chase down the immobile stork that is Kyle Orton.

Imagine if we had someone mobile back there in a situation like that? Imagine if these tired chumps in the thin air had to chase that guy around? Too bad we can only imagine because Kyle Orton can “make all the throws” and he is a bona fide “pocket passer” that supposedly wins championships.

Kerry Collins is a pocket passer too.

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A family in Boulder, CO rejoices during last night's loss after being robbed of their entertainment all season long.

So what. Big fricken deal. I don’t want to hear it. I don’t want to hear any excuses either, the Broncos do not, I repeat DO NOT win with Kyle Orton. Period. End of story.

I don’t care what he looks like in preseason. I don’t care that we ran decent against some chumps for a quarter here and a quarter there in preseason. This team isn’t good enough to carry, I repeat, carry a Kyle Orton.

Elway better get off this “pocket passing” jag, better get off it and come to grips with reality. Yeah, pocket passing wins championships alright, that is if you can even protect the quarterback. Elway didn’t have that luxury until his last three years when we fielded all world linemen.

We can’t consistently protect the quarterback. Our offensive line gets bullied. Our defensive line gets bullied. We suck balls at the point of attack. The front office seemed to only flirt with defensive tackle acquisitions in the draft and free agency and now it’s coming back to bite them in the ass. The offensive and defensive lines better be addressed this offseason.

Same old Broncos. So predictable. Unspectacular quarterback play, inability to run the ball and a defense that gives up big yards on the ground plus big plays in the second half. You can always count on this defense to give up that killer play in the second half. It often comes right after a positive score for the Broncos, it happened once again tonight with the McFadden ground show after the Eric Decker kick return.

I feel sorry for some of you people that believed this Broncos team was a playoff team. I feel sorry for some of yous who had high hopes. I sure didn’t. That’s why I wanted to start the kid and see exactly what we have. We’re squandering the season as it is.

We’re not there yet on both sides of the ball, namely the offensive and defensive line. We’re not there yet, we’re not going to run the ball like crazy and running teams will bulldoze our defensive middle.

We’re not there yet and we are squandering this season on the shoulders of an unspectacular journeyman quarterback who should have been traded. A seven year player with no upside. We’ve also had to endure talk of a fifth year player “vastly improving.” It’s a joke all around.

Elway and Co. did well drafting Von Miller. Rahim Moore and Orlando Franklin seem like they’ll be decent too. I am disappointed we didn’t get more help on the defensive line.

We traded away a good football player in Jabar Gaffney for nothing. Absolutely nothing. That’s one demerit. Gaffney is the Redskins second best receiver now and that’s the truth. We ended up with the turd end of the stick in that deal.

The second mistake was keeping Kyle Orton on this team. We were about to do the right thing. We were about to say sayonara Orton and we screwed up. Now we are squandering the season and we’re even being led to believe that Brady Quinn is something special in order to quiet the quarterback controversy.

It’s a joke. We are not a playoff team. Yet they are all worried about winning with Kyle Orton and being some sort of “legitimate contender.” Kyle Orton legitimizes the Broncos? You have to be kidding me.

The might of the pure pocket passer... Are you scared Raiders?

Shame on these Denver Compost writers talking up Orton, talking up Quinn, talking up our running game. Hell even the defense, I knew they weren’t top ten material. Not yet, we got better in the pass rush and maybe safety but not much else. As long as you see the names “McBean” and “Unrein” out there that’s code for “we ain’t there yet.”

We aren’t on some brilliant road to the future right now. We are on a suck train led by an uninspiring offense.

The Carolina Panthers are getting on with the future. Not us. We’re stuck in bizarro Orton world. Isn’t that great? Oh yeah that’s just great. Three points at the half. Ten points in the second half not counting the Eric Decker return. One good drive by the offense. Just one for a touchdown. Haven’t we seen this sorry show enough? Even Trent Dilfer noticed the lack of fire in that offense. No fire. No intangibles. Suck, suck.

I stated last June, I stated if for some weird reason we are starting Orton week one of this season, if for some horrible reason we go that route this John Fox character better… he BETTER win with Orton. If not, it’s trouble.

And it’s trouble baby.

Hell, we have the Raiders defense to thank for most of our positive yards last night. Unbelievable. I don’t know what tape John Fox was watching last year, don’t know what he was watching if he thought we could run the football without changing personnel. Changing personnel at the point of attack. People get on McDaniels for not running the ball–he couldn’t run. He often tried early, just like Fox did. We get stoned and have to give it up and rely on an immobile Orton throwing intermediate passes behind an inconsistent offensive line.

It’s a recipe for losing. That’s just what we did and that’s what we will continue to do. What a joke. What does Elway think he has in this Orton? This Fox? Eh? I tell you what…

I dare you John Fox. I DARE you to put Brady Quinn in there if Orton is stinking the place up yet again. Do it, and it had better be a home game too. I want to hear the absolute bedlam that will ensue.

Fear not Denver, we have NFL caliber hope for the future.

You see that Cam Newton, eh? Not a bad performance last week and that’s a loss you can live with. You can live with rookie losses, rookie mistakes. At least there’s hope you’re heading in the right direction. There’s the hope of upside, the learning curve hurts but at least you’re learning.

Hell, we should try and trade Orton before the trade deadline. Send him to the Colts for a third rounder. That’s one round better than the obligatory pick we’ll get when he goes in free agency. Send him to the Bengals… although that Dalton kid may be a fine option for them, not sure they’d even want Orton at this point.

Orton to Lloyd, Orton to Lloyd. Enough already. It’s not working. It’s not a recipe for winning. The hell with Lloyd’s stats in a free agent year. He probably won’t even be on the team next year.

No it’s not all Orton’s fault that we lost tonight. The fact is a good chunk of it was and we just don’t win with him. How much more proof do some of you people need? How many more snaps are we going to give this guy? Preseason or otherwise? What a joke that we’ve invested so much in him this year when he should have gone bye-bye. It’s a disgrace and I will demand apologies and even resignations.

That Legwold who talks up Orton and Quinn, that Legwold keeps trying to reassure people that coach Fox will send Timmy Teebs out there in special packages. No way Jose, I don’t believe that for a second. This front office doesn’t want a QB controversy, but it’s about to become unavoidable.

Besides not wanting to fan the flames of controversy, this Fox seems to be woefully uncreative on offense. He better adapt. John Fox comes from the conservative Bill Parcells coaching tree. A tree that includes Bill Belichik. Years ago, the defensively-minded, yet offensively conservative Belichik became head coach of the New England Patriots. He first tried the Parcells approach: Run first, great defense and the quarterback (Bledsoe, a journeyman who was highly erratic under pressure) must stick to the game plan.

It didn’t work. He had to adapt with his new quarterback. In comes Tom Brady and nowadays that New England team is still known for its defense under Belichik but their offense burns you through the air, unlike the Parcells model.

This Fox better adapt or he ain’t gonna be around much longer. We should have adapted already, adapted this offense to the skills of the rookie quarterback who can run and pass. Instead we’re building around a mediocre, immobile seven year vet… oh and I hear the worse than mediocre five year vet fits the current system better too.

It’s a joke and they are getting what they deserve in Denver. A cold, hard dose of reality.

One notch added to the Reality Meter in P.P.’s favor.

Sorry.

 

I heard Horvil Tiki is up in Connecticut visiting relatives before they make the trip to Virginia. Only thing is, the power is still out from that storm up there. Serves him right. Couldn’t have worse timing. I suppose that’s what poor work ethic and insufficient tact gets you.

Some of you people think I ‘m some kind of bad person. Truth is, I am this site. This site would be nothing without me. Most of the people who voted in that poll here ought to be ashamed. I should have a million hits with my truths. I also have Horvil Tiki’s dog. That’s right. Who did he come to when the dog needed a place to stay? He came to me. I suppose that’s how bad of a guy I am. I also changed the dog’s name to something more tasteful. His name is now Bunger and I’ve even trained him not to piss all over the place like some dirty little runt.

I’m not gonna sugar coat it. Last Thursday’s game was sweet.

Brady Quinn

The Mighty Quinnby - "Just Qwinning"

I loved it. I did. I laughed my balls off. It was almost as fun as watching Jay Huckdort Cutler throw picks for the Chicago Bears.

The cute little plan went to hell as the “perfect pocket passer” Brady Quinn failed to marginalize Timmy Tebow.

Not only did he fail to marginalize Timmy Teebs, but the perfect practice pupil crashed and burned big time.

A hideous, heinous display from a five year “NFL pro.” Poor coach and front office, it seems they wanted people to shut up and get on board the Orton/Quinn offense.

We saw a five year quarterback the Denver Compost and others were talking up like some kind of golden rookie all month long, we saw that amazing player take the field and reality struck just like that.

Swift and leaving naught but dingleberries in the turd-ridden mouths of the pundits.

I told you we should know who Brady Quinn is on the field and what he does.

Now, I’m here to tell you the 2011 Denver Broncos won’t be very good either.

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Brady Quinn Should be Cut

Friday, September 2nd, 2011

Oh how some of you were absolutely duped

It’s time to man up John Fox and admit your mistake.

This coach has given backup QB priority to this Brady Quinn character the last few weeks based on “practice” and Fox should have known the inconsistent player the five year vet Quinn is.

How much more proof do we need?

Does this Fox have the audacity to dig in his heels and give us Brady Quinn warming up on the sidelines if Kyle Orton gets injured?

Talk about treading on thin ice.

Nothing personal against Brady Quinn, but he should be cut from this team. If Quinn is still on the team come week one of the regular season it’s nothing short of charity and stubbornness from coach Fox.

The Denver Broncos don’t need to dress three quarterbacks. I’d rather we give a practice spot to this Adam Weber.

Weber has more upside than Quinn.

Rather see us pick up DL Chauncey Davis or QB Brodie Croyle for that matter. Give one of them Quinn’s roster spot.

There isn’t a team in this league that will sign Brady Quinn if we cut him. I’ll bet you anything Quinn is still available to sign in November if we cut him in September.

No team in the NFL will trade for Quinn either–that’s actually a joke to even consider. We missed an opportunity last week to trade him, that is, if any teams out there were dumb enough to believe the hype.

For weeks we’ve had to endure Denver Compost writers telling us how much he deserves the backup QB position, how he’s improved to the point where he may be a starting NFL quarterback.

He’s the clear number two.

I endured enough of that tripe, that drivel. You can’t piss down my back and tell me it’s raining.

The coach even let Quinn lead the first team offense–which resulted in a pick in the end zone mind you.

I wonder why Tebow wasn’t afforded the same opportunity? Perhaps Elway, Fox and Xanders didn’t want to man up to the mistake they created early on in training camp? Perhaps they wanted to bury the “Tebow thing” for a while? Maybe they didn’t want their pride and joy Kyle Orton showed up on the battlefield? You know, he plays quarterback the way it’s supposed to be played.

The real gamers excel on the practice field, right Jeffy Jeff Jeff Legwold? What a total rube.

Quinn has a bright future in the analyst booth at CBS. That’s not a dig at him, that’s the truth.

Oh and by the way, I wonder who Merril Hoge would rather have leading his team? Brady Quinn or Tim Tebow? I bet he’d still say Brady Quinn, and for that he is a complete *^*%in stooge.

The Real Merril Hoge

Broncos 7 Cardinals 26 – Brady Quinn a Disaster

Friday, September 2nd, 2011

(AP Photo) Quinn could be a starter in the NFL after his much improved practice play.

PHOENIX, Arizona (APP) – The clear winner of the Broncos second string quarterback competition crashed and burned last night in the Broncos final NFL preseason game.  Five year NFL veteran Brady Quinn played the entire first half and he completed just 4 of 12 passes along with throwing an interception and losing a fumble. After the game, reporter Mike Klis of the Denver Post failed to mention the fumble in his post game analysis. The Broncos offense managed only one first down with Brady Quinn at the helm but a few highlights deserved mention like hanging a receiver out to dry and throwing to the invisible man on the sideline. Beloved Denver newspaper reporter Mike Klis also blamed Quinn’s horrible performance on a lack of playing time last week despite the fact that Quinn’s performance grew increasingly dreadful as the game wore on.

“Quinn, perhaps bothered by rust after not playing in the previous preseason game against Seattle,had a rough night against the Cardinals.” Klis wrote.

” He’s the clear number two QB in Denver,” said Laurence Bigby, a thirty one year old Broncos fan from Phoenix. ” He’s clearly number two because of his amazing practice play and the fact that Dave Kreiger of the Denver Post thinks he deserves the promotion.”

” It was incredible to see just how well his (Quinn) practice play translated to the actual game last night, ” said Noreen Davis, a Broncos fan who traveled from Greeley to Phoenix. ” I read an article by Jeff Legwold of the Denver Post that said practice play was the hallmark of John Elway and that players who practice well are the real true gamers,” she said.

“It was truly inspiring to see Brady Quinn out there tonight and see those truths cemented in reality, I feel enriched,” Davis added.

(AP Photo) "The Banality Duo" strikes fear into the heart of every NFL defense

(AP Photo) "The Banality Duo" strikes fear into the heart of every NFL defense

Although the Broncos failed to run the football and scored no points at the half, their fans dotting the seats at University Stadium stayed loyal. “I still really feel confident about Quinn being our true number two quarterback going into this season,” said Bert Grossman, a retired plumber from Boulder. “It doesn’t matter that he’s never really done anything in his five seasons as an NFL player, I heard he worked with some good trainer person in the offseason.”

“He’s a changed quarterback.”

In a recent ESPN interview with Eric Mangini, the former Browns coach claimed a second string offense should have an advantage playing a second string defense. Following that reason and logic, it seems the offense should have a decided advantage if its quarterback is a five year veteran.

When all was said and done, the woefully ineffective Quinn posted a modest, if not measly 7.6 quarterback rating.

OK, it was horrific.

We contacted Broncos oracle and soothsayer P.P. Dublinski after the first half and he had this to say, ” Brady Quinn will be working the booth as a CBS analyst in two years, mark my words.”

(AP Photo) "Practice players are the real gamers" - Jeff Legwold

“What’s going on in Denver is a disgrace, the Elway led front office botched the Orton trade and now they’re blaming their mess on the kid (Tebow)” Dublinski said.

Dublinski claimed he didn’t buy any of the hype surrounding Quinn’s stellar practices and the quarterback’s amazing game against Dallas scrubs. Dublinski claimed he knew Brady Quinn wasn’t up to the task of leading the Broncos offense in any meaningful way from the beginning, dubbing the veteran backup “a poor man’s Kyle Orton.”

“If Kyle Orton gets injured this season, and I see Brady Quinn warming up, it’s going to be trouble, big trouble.”

“They(the Broncos front office) want to bury their trade mistake and they’ve decided to take it out on the kid by turning around and propping up some weird and thoroughly banal Orton/Quinn offense, but it’s not going to work and I sure as hell ain’t gonna let them get away with this crap,” a defiant Dublinski proclaimed.

“See what he does with a little time to throw? The fact that he’s not playing behind the first team line is nothing short of criminal,” Dublinski added.

“I want this team investigated, I believe they want to lose propping up these journeymen quarterbacks and want Andrew Luck.”

Tim Tebow started the third quarter and much of the fourth. Tebow actually managed to move the offense and gained positive yards with his legs when the plays were covered to better set up the Broncos punt team.  The much maligned first round pick completed 7 of 11 passes including a 43 yard touchdown bomb to receiver Eron Riley. He managed to produce despite playing behind the Broncos woeful third team offensive line.

A report from Rotoworld.com surfaced after the game. It was clearly not the writing of some emaciated sea cucumber just going with the flow:

“It was a brutal performance in Quinn’s first Denver start. He continues to look better in practices than games whereas Tim Tebow does the opposite. Tebow completed 7-of-11 passes for 116 yards and a 43-yard touchdown pass to Erron Riley to cap off a 94-yard passing drive in the fourth quarter. Quinn finished the preseason 22-of-42 (52.3 percent) for 276 yards (6.6 YPA), and a 2-2 TD-to-INT ratio. The much maligned Tebow ended up 20-of-31 (64.5 percent) for 310 yards (10.0 YPA), and one touchdown. It’s clear who the primary backup should be.”

There were no incidents to report at University Stadium, however wild laughing and howling emanated from one of the high priced box seats at halftime. Phoenix police soon investigated and found none other than ESPN’s Skip Bayless laughing so hard he pissed himself.

(Ap Photo) Timmy Tebow should be starting.

 

 

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