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2014 NFL: ALL HAIL THE ACID SHARKS
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DeadMan
aka spiker or DeadMong
Believe it or not, if I were Elway, I'd bring in someone to run the air raid with Peyton next year, then grab a QB like RGIII as his backup to run the offense the next year. Hell, hire Art Briles. Would at least be a lot more interesting than sticking the Big O out there.
The defense was garbage for Orton and was also the defense that was so amazing that it won all the games for Tebow.
Anyway, did you all see the press conference where Horsefuckface accidentally thanks hisself instead of John Fox? @bruin
http://deadspin.com/john-elway-thanks-john-elway-for-being-so-dandy-1679279327
Deadspin comment:
"Denver needs to win a superbowl before Elway starts this sort of self aggrandizing talk. He's clearly putting the cart before himself."
I want to invite that guy to Utopia.
Ander1345
I ain't got friends, I got FamILLy
This is an awful time to be a Bears fan.
http://deadspin.com/two-bears-are-maybe-seriously-fighting-about-twitter-un-1679294822
http://deadspin.com/two-bears-are-maybe-seriously-fighting-about-twitter-un-1679294822
Well, Tebow blessed them and Matt Prater's leg.
bruin
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Horseface's troll game is so skrong.
R2D2
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Leading candidates for other NFL teams:
Chicago: John Fox. Will likely be hired after his interview Wednesday.
Atlanta: Dan Quinn.
Denver: Gary Kubiak.
San Francisco: Adam Gase.
Oakland: Jack Del Rio.
I reel e hope Oakland lands JDR. Probably the best coaching candidate they've had since Jon Gruden.
Chicago: John Fox. Will likely be hired after his interview Wednesday.
Atlanta: Dan Quinn.
Denver: Gary Kubiak.
San Francisco: Adam Gase.
Oakland: Jack Del Rio.
I reel e hope Oakland lands JDR. Probably the best coaching candidate they've had since Jon Gruden.
GR8 2 B FL G8R
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Broncos need Spurrier
goblue96
Disney and Curling Expert
Spurrier Jr.
Bucksin04
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doh
THANK YOU Dermott McHeshi
Hue Jackson was on the verge of something special there. That guy had balls (I remember he went for it on 4th and 1 at this own 30 in the first half more than once), the roster wasn't that bad and McFadden had some huge games with a good OL... then Jason Campbell got hurt and they made the Carson Palmer trade. Plus Al died and his idiot son hired Reggie McKenzie who hired Dennis Allen.
I hope Hue gets another HC job. He took risks as a National Football League HC that I've never seen anyone else do. Ran fake punts, went for it on 4th down all the time, had a fun offense...
GR8 2 B FL G8R
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Yeah that palmer trade was turrible
Brick
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most nfl article title ever: John Fox could bring Kyle Shanahan with him to Bears
Brick
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now?
doh
THANK YOU Dermott McHeshi
He wanted Tomsula all year. This whole season was just get rid of Harbaugh.
He's coaching the BC Lions now.
CJ_24
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Chicago, Welcome to another decade of irelevance
Lloyd Carr
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Reading the transcript of the Rex Ryan pres-conference today, and his comments in relation to being hired, he's the master of having the right attitude. Id go to war for that man.
I think this will be the best HC hire this year for any team.
I think this will be the best HC hire this year for any team.
Brick
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What his wife look like doe?Did the 49ers hire Jim Tomsula? Or is he secretly Ron Jeremy in disguise? You decide...
RedmondLonghorn
#LOB
Peyton Manning's "decline" over the second half of the season wasn't as bad as it was made out to be according to this article, which suggests he may not be done.
@Travis7401 @DeadMan
@Travis7401 @DeadMan
You post the graph measuring Peyton Manning's success in points per drive? To me that is more of a team success metric. For the last half of the season, our grocery bagging RB 4th string RB was the most productive back in the NFL, that's why the offensive decline wasn't precipitous. Manning's quarterback rating shows the drop we all saw. Even the couple of games he had with high ratings it was mostly because he threw a few short TD passes, but the offense was mostly moving because the running game was successful.
I don't think Peyton Manning is "done" either, I do think it is too much to ask him to play every snap all season long at this point, and that's why I honestly think a 2 QB system would be perfect for Denver. They basically play with two distinct offenses as it is, why not just switch the QB out when they go to the "heavy" personnel package?
538 boy argues: "But I think this argument — that the running game compensated for Manning — is actually a pretty good example of how narratives based on short-term statistical fluctuations can be off-base." Nah, b, they literally changed the offense because Peyton was hurt or something. Go look at the Stats in the rams loss and then go look at the stats every game after that. Denver completely changed everything. They were FORCING the run, even when it wasn't working.
I think the playoff game was more angry dad syndrome than him being "done." Irishman hit the trog-nail on the head when he mentioned the sack/fumble as the "angry dad" turning point of the game. Before that play, Peyton was money. After that play he blew goats. His God-like mind is just fragile as fuck, and that's all there is to it.
I don't think Peyton Manning is "done" either, I do think it is too much to ask him to play every snap all season long at this point, and that's why I honestly think a 2 QB system would be perfect for Denver. They basically play with two distinct offenses as it is, why not just switch the QB out when they go to the "heavy" personnel package?
538 boy argues: "But I think this argument — that the running game compensated for Manning — is actually a pretty good example of how narratives based on short-term statistical fluctuations can be off-base." Nah, b, they literally changed the offense because Peyton was hurt or something. Go look at the Stats in the rams loss and then go look at the stats every game after that. Denver completely changed everything. They were FORCING the run, even when it wasn't working.
I think the playoff game was more angry dad syndrome than him being "done." Irishman hit the trog-nail on the head when he mentioned the sack/fumble as the "angry dad" turning point of the game. Before that play, Peyton was money. After that play he blew goats. His God-like mind is just fragile as fuck, and that's all there is to it.
RedmondLonghorn
#LOB
You deciphered da g-code breh