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The(Denver)Song That Never Ends, pt14.5
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Put Up Your Dukes Players, media have trust issues with McDaniels Posted: July 16th, 2009 | Jamie Dukes | Jay Cutler isn’t the only player who has developed trust issues with first-year Broncos coach Josh McDaniels. A few other players have privately expressed concern, and the media has joined the chorus in feeling that McDaniels has a problem with honesty. Cutler, who’s now a Chicago Bear, said his rationale for wanting a trade out of Denver was because McDaniels refused to be honest with him about his role in pursuing Matt Cassel. According to Cutler, McDaniels continued to deny his role even when confronted with incontrovertible evidence that he had tried to trade for Cassel, his pupil in New England. But this trust issue goes beyond players and extends to the Denver media. In June, Broncos WR Brandon Marshall met with Broncos owner Pat Bowlen to discuss his future. In that meeting, according to Marshall, Bowlen said he wouldn’t stand in the way of the receiver being traded to another team. Later that afternoon, reporters questioned McDaniels about whether he had met with Marshall. According to Mike Klis of The Denver Post, McDaniels said, “We met after Pat’s meeting with Brandon, and we are going to continue our dialogue with Brandon and his representatives.” Within subsequent days, KDVR-TV in Denver received a tip that McDaniels wasn’t being forthright and challenged him on his statement. Presented with the report, McDaniels admitted that he DID NOT meet with Marshall. Some would say this is no big deal, but trust is the cornerstone of this society. We need to be able to trust our government. Trust is essential to marriage and relationships. We need to be able to trust our children. We need to be able to trust our friends. As a former NFL player, I can tell you that trust is the foundation between the player and the coach. When players trust their coach, they play at another level. Unfortunately, truthfulness seems to be a character trait that Bill Belichick didn’t pass down to young McDaniels. |
I trust him.....
trust him to lose to the Chiefs twice this year. |
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At that point, you have to say, "Pioli, you are the Mother****ing Man"! LMAO |
I hate the GALL DAMN BRONCOWS I hate them I hate them I hate them I hate them I hate them I hate them I hate them I hate them I hate them I hate them
did I mention I hate them. :D |
I have zero interest in McKid coaching anything for the Chiefs. Let him fetch a sake. And piss on Herm.
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I just love hearing about more bad news on the donks. Only thing better is good news on the Chiefs.
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ROFL Mmmmm...right you may be. Sauto and Duck Dong drink and surf Planet ON CLOCK! I almost pay busboy and dishwasher prease to take Sauto and Duck Dong to back alley, and BEAT LIKE ORPHAN! Hai! |
In McDaniels We Trust
To **** things up. |
**** the Broncos, but Jamie Dukes is a not quite right in the head.
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I was wondering, I know you were in Dove Valley at one of the mandatory practices, what are your impressions of Josh McDaniels, and how is the team responding to him?
Rod Smith In control. He's earning their respect by the discipline he's demanding each and every day, not only from the players, but from the coaches. That helps build a solid foundation for any organization. And then you build from there. http://chat.nfl.com/front/archived_chat/353 http://www.nfl.com/videos/denver-bro...s-2009-outlook Rod Smith also says that the veteran guys love the changes McDaniels has made. Rod Smith also completely destroys Jamie Dukes' "trust" argument live, on national TV. He makes Jamie Dukes look like a complete fool. Keep talking out of your ass Dukes!ROFL |
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You must lead a miserable life having to constantly go to rival message boards to try refute every single negative Broncos piece. |
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... but not quite as miserable a life as Chiefs fans who have nothing better to hope for or expect than the demise of their rivals. |
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