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chiefzilla1501 06-28-2009 08:11 AM

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Originally Posted by KnowMo2724 (Post 5868271)
Bowe wouldn't start over Welker, he might be on the outside when they run 3 WR sets, but Welker would be the No. 2 when they go with 2 WR's. Albert and Waters might... But it's not like NE's offensive line sucks or anything. LJ isn't that much better than Fred Taylor is now.

Belicheat is a defensive minded coach. McDaniels had more to do with Cassel's success than Belicheat did, he was the QB coach before he became the offensive coordinator.

You shouldn't comment about stuff you know nothing about. Welker isn't a #2 receiver. He's a slot receiver. His bread-and-butter is getting underneath the coverages or taking a short outside hitch route and stretching it for a lot of YAC. He would NOT compete with Dwayne Bowe, who is more of a traditional #2 WR. Bowe would compete with Jabar Gaffney, and he would easily win that job.

As for your second comment, you are proving your idiocy every day by first discrediting Tom Brady and then discrediting Bill Bellichick. I hate them both, but they are the best QB and coach in the game... period. And even your own fellow Broncos fans will call you out for being an idiot on that point. It occurs to me that Charlie Weis received a ton of credit for tutoring Tom Brady. Then he goes to Notre Dame, and suddenly, he has no idea how to run an offense. Isn't it interesting that three of Bellichick's coaches have gone on to another team and failed (Weis, Mangini, Crennel). Tells you a lot about how good Bellichick is, doesn't it.

chiefzilla1501 06-28-2009 08:19 AM

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Originally Posted by Mecca (Post 5868069)
If I was picking I'd take him over Forte, I think he's more complete and he also doesn't have a reconstructed ACL in one of his knees.

Based on potential, yes. But Moreno has to play to a high level to actually outperform Forte. Because that's the point that's being made here.

The original argument was that Orton would be far more successful in Denver because he has Moreno as opposed to Forte. Most people are arguing that, if Moreno is better at all, it wouldn't be by much. It's not like we're talking about Moreno replacing Kolby Smith as the starter. The argument wasn't about who we'd rather have as a long-term RB option. If we're talking about how they perform right now, I think it's fairly close to a wash.

chiefzilla1501 06-28-2009 08:21 AM

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Originally Posted by KnowMo2724 (Post 5867988)
Orton is underrated. He is not the best QB in the league, but he can get the job done. He is a proven winner.

Everybody here was laughing at me last year when I said that Cutler and Marshall would become elite.

That's funny, because if Cutler is elite, than why do you keep insisting that losing him was no big deal?

Lawyered.

wild1 06-28-2009 08:21 AM

everytime i read 'kyle orton is for real', i think of all the times i have watched him play. and then i chuckle.

Quesadilla Joe 06-28-2009 02:01 PM

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Originally Posted by chiefzilla1501 (Post 5868367)
That's funny, because if Cutler is elite, than why do you keep insisting that losing him was no big deal?

Lawyered.

Elway was the only QB in the history of the NFL who could single-handedly carry teams to wins. If the rookies we drafted are good, we are a much better team with Orton than we were with Cutler.

|Zach| 06-28-2009 02:11 PM

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Originally Posted by KnowMo2724 (Post 5868994)
Elway was the only QB in the history of the NFL who could single-handedly carry teams to wins. If the rookies we drafted are good, we are a much better team with Orton than we were with Cutler.

TD: "The ****?"

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doomy3 06-28-2009 02:12 PM

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Originally Posted by KnowMo2724 (Post 5868994)
Elway was the only QB in the history of the NFL who could single-handedly carry teams to wins. If the rookies we drafted are good, we are a much better team with Orton than we were with Cutler.

LMAOLMAOLMAOLMAO

Quesadilla Joe 06-28-2009 02:13 PM

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Originally Posted by wild1 (Post 5868368)
everytime i read 'kyle orton is for real', i think of all the times i have watched him play. and then i chuckle.

Did you see what he had around him in Chicago? First off... The offensive line he played with is one of the 5 worst in the league. I have never seen a team pick up a blitz worse than the Bears. Their right tackle last year was worse than ANY offensive lineman on your team last year, he can't hold a block for more than 1 second. He gave up 17 more sacks than the Broncos ENTIRE offensive line did last year.

Their receivers can't beat one on one coverage, they don't make plays on the ball, and they can't catch. Pathetic WR core.

The play calling is HORRIBLE. It was like watching a Herm coached team. Run, Run, Pass, Punt (repeat)

Quesadilla Joe 06-28-2009 02:15 PM

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Originally Posted by |Zach| (Post 5869023)

Elway only had TD for the last 4 years of his career.
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“So far in Elway’s career, his offensive linemen and wide receivers have been voted to the Pro Bowl a combined seven times. In Dan Marino’s 15 seasons, Miami Dolphins offensive linemen and wide receivers have been selected to the Pro Bowl 30 times. … Though usually surrounded by a human rummage sale, Elway has won more games as a starter than any other quarterback in NFL history (148). He had more 4th quarter or overtime come from behnd victories than any other QB in history. (49) It’s the equivalent of carving Mount Rushmore with a spoon or composing Beethoven’s Ninth on a kazoo.
But Elway’s career has been about more than just winning. It has been about escaping defeat a half page from the end of the novel, leaping over pits of fire with the microdot hidden in his cigarette lighter. On first down Elway was ‘pretty average,’ his Stanford coach Paul Wiggin once said. But when the elementary school kids are being held hostage and the detonator reads 00:03, who would you rather have clipping the wires than Elway? He may be the only quarterback in history who could stand on his own two-yard line, trailing by five with less than two minutes to play, no timeouts left, windchill –5, and cause the opposing coach to mutter, ‘We’re in trouble.’” --Rick Reilly, Sports Illustrated, qtd. in Austin Murphy’s The Super Bowl: Sports Greatest Championship

|Zach| 06-28-2009 02:18 PM

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Originally Posted by KnowMo2724 (Post 5869043)
Elway only had TD for the last 4 years of his career.

The only time he was Superbowl Champion.

Just say'n.

Quesadilla Joe 06-28-2009 02:22 PM

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Originally Posted by |Zach| (Post 5869058)
The only time he was Superbowl Champion.

Just say'n.

No QB has went to more Super Bowl's than John Elway did.

Just say'n.

|Zach| 06-28-2009 02:22 PM

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Originally Posted by KnowMo2724 (Post 5869071)
No QB has went to more Super Bowl's than John Elway did.

Just say'n.

He didn't single handedly win shit until he had an elite RB.

No worries though, if I was you I would be talking about Elway as well. Your QB is Kyle Orton and you are going through the most embarrassing off season a franchise has ever had.

StcChief 06-28-2009 02:27 PM

:bong:The dope in Denver must be really good.

RNR 06-28-2009 02:34 PM

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Originally Posted by |Zach| (Post 5869075)
He didn't single handedly win shit until he had an elite RB.

No worries though, if I was you I would be talking about Elway as well. Your QB is Kyle Orton and you are going through the most embarrassing off season a franchise has ever had.

The first (win) he had little to do with. The 2nd he put on a show. The other Superbowls he took teams that had no business being there to begin with. I remember the 55 to 10 beat down against the 49ers. I said at the time had Montana and Elway switched teams it would have been a larger blowout and I still think so today. This guy is obviously a blind homer but Elway is still the best QB I have ever seen. I hated him and cussed him but he could flat out play.

|Zach| 06-28-2009 02:36 PM

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Originally Posted by RNR (Post 5869118)
The first (win) he had little to do with. The 2nd he put on a show. The other Superbowls he took teams that had no business being there to begin with. I remember the 55 to 10 beat down against the 49ers. I said at the time had Montana and Elway switched teams it would have been a larger blowout and I still think so today. This guy is obviously a blind homer but Elway is still the best QB I have ever seen. I hated him and cussed him but he could flat out play.

Nobody is saying Elway isn't a great QB. However having a "good season" with a lesser doesn't really mean all that much. You could have said the same about Montana taking the Chiefs to AFC Championship with JJ ****ing Birden.

It took an elite RB to really win the big thing. There is no shame in that.


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