***Official Knowmo2724 homer-2000 thread***

[Ebolapox]

Very few non-bronco fans can tolerate him. he creates inane threads that are homeristic in nature (his avatar is very apropos), and nobody loves him (not even his own mother)

'face, this can be the home for all knowmo threads so we aren't treated to the bi-weekly steaming 'presents' left by the front door.

[notorious]

Originally Posted by Raised On Riots

Mr. Know Mo,

You may be the biggest, most annoying Homer ever but I'll man-up and say it; you were right and I was wrong.

Good luck on the rest of your season, and please feel free to beat the living, Holy **** out of my team when we meet this year; they deserve nothing less.

Respect for admitting it. We are all wearing clown hats right now. NOBODY thought Denver would be doing what they are doing.

[Cassel>Manning]

Originally Posted by Raised On Riots

Mr. Know Mo,

You may be the biggest, most annoying Homer ever but I'll man-up and say it; you were right and I was wrong.

Good luck on the rest of your season, and please feel free to beat the living, Holy **** out of my team when we meet this year; they deserve nothing less.

Thank you kind sir.

[The Bad Guy]

Originally Posted by KnowMo2724

Great offensive line, great WR's, great RB's, great secondary, great pass rush, great against the run.... Denver is a complete team. Denver has no weakness (no Kyle Orton is not a weakness)

As long as Denver stays healthy they will be a contender.

Shoot yourself, please.

Great RBs? Where are they?

I also don't think the Broncos could beat the Giants, Saints, Ravens, Patriots or Colts.

[Dave]

Excuse me if I'm not ready to start fellating Denver just yet...

[Dave]

They are better than I thought they would be, however, if Romo hadn't completely sucked ass today things would be different. Denver has certainly had a lot of luck on their side...

[Cassel>Manning]

Originally Posted by The Bad Guy

Shoot yourself, please.

Great RBs? Where are they?

I also don't think the Broncos could beat the Giants, Saints, Ravens, Patriots or Colts.

Correll Buckhalter is averaging over 6 yards per carry.

And Knowshon.... If Denver needs 3 yards Knowshon will get you 4. If you need 4 yards Knowshon will get you 5. He gets the most out of every carry.

The Broncos can beat any team on any Sunday. They are a good football team.

[Cassel>Manning]

Originally Posted by BigChiefDave

They are better than I thought they would be, however, if Romo hadn't completely sucked ass today things would be different. Denver has certainly had a lot of luck on their side...

Denver had a lot to do with Romo playing poorly. We were in his face all day and he could never get into a rhythm.

[Dave]

Originally Posted by KnowMo2724

Denver had a lot to do with Romo playing poorly. We were in his face all day and he could never get into a rhythm.

Yeah, he saw a lot of pressure, but several times he had clear passing lanes and missed badly.

[The Bad Guy]

Originally Posted by KnowMo2724

Correll Buckhalter is averaging over 6 yards per carry.

And Knowshon.... If Denver needs 3 yards Knowshon will get you 4. If you need 4 yards Knowshon will get you 5. He gets the most out of every carry.

The Broncos can beat any team on any Sunday. They are a good football team.

I think Jamaal Charles is averaging close to 6 yards per carry to. He must be great.

Get ****ing real.

[Quiet Storm]

Romo was over and under throwing WR's all day. Donkeys have gotten every break thus far.

Denver will fade...they start out hot every year. Give it some time people.

[Mile High Mania]

Originally Posted by Quiet Storm

Romo was over and under throwing WR's all day. Donkeys have gotten every break thus far.

Denver will fade...they start out hot every year. Give it some time people.

That's Romo though... he's 3-5 in his last 8 games (if I heard the stat correctly). Pressure Romo and take away his safety blanket (Witten) and he has poor judgement.

Granted, I don't think Denver is SB bound... hell, I'm not convinced they're competing for the AFCW yet, but bottom line is they're 4-0 and their defense has played incredibly well. Orton may not be the most physically gifted guy... but he's done what is necessary to win.

[Quiet Storm]

Originally Posted by Mile High Mania

That's Romo though... he's 3-5 in his last 8 games (if I heard the stat correctly). Pressure Romo and take away his safety blanket (Witten) and he has poor judgement.

Granted, I don't think Denver is SB bound... hell, I'm not convinced they're competing for the AFCW yet, but bottom line is they're 4-0 and their defense has played incredibly well. Orton may not be the most physically gifted guy... but he's done what is necessary to win.

True. I think Dumerville and Co. rattled him some but even when he had time he was just really inaccurate. Looks nowhere near the QB he looked liked a few years ago during Wade Phillips first year.

About the Broncos...It is apparent that Denver is a sound football team. That said, I think outside of Clady, your oline is suspect and we know about your QB. Looking forward to next Monday.

[Mile High Mania]

Originally Posted by Quiet Storm

True. I think Dumerville and Co. rattled him some but even when he had time he was just really inaccurate. Looks nowhere near the QB he looked liked a few years ago during Wade Phillips first year.

About the Broncos...It is apparent that Denver is a sound football team. That said, I think outside of Clady, your oline is suspect and we know about your QB. Looking forward to next Monday.

We'll see... the Oline was good last year and I think they'll be fine. I'm concerned with Buckhalter's injury - haven't read anything about it, but he's been a key piece.

[Cassel>Manning]

Marshall and McDaniels share special moment

October 4, 2009 10:50 PM

Posted by ESPN.com’s Bill Williamson



Brandon Marshall's on-field exploits were the story on Sunday.

DENVER -- It was a moment that appeared unlikely to happen.

Brandon Marshall and Josh McDaniels hugged in a wild sideline celebration Sunday.
Didn’t see that one coming.

After all the drama of the summer, Marshall became a huge part of the Denver Broncos again with one catch.

With 1:46 remaining, he scored the game-winning touchdown to give the Broncos a 17-10 victory on a 51-yard catch-and-run. Marshall ran all over the field and he eluded several defenders.

Finally, it was about Marshall’s immense on-field ability and not his off-field missteps. It wasn’t about Marshall being arrested or asking for a trade or being suspended by the team.

It was about what he can give Denver as a big-time receiver.

“I’ve been waiting for that one for a long time,” Denver cornerback Champ Bailey. “That’s what Brandon Marshall does. He’s one of the best receivers in the game.”

Perhaps Sunday’s spectacular moment officially closes the door on the Marshall controversy in Denver.

His embrace with his coach was clearly a special moment. The two reconnected in a post-game press conference. To be fair, Marshall’s beef really was never about McDaniels. Unlike quarterback Jay Cutler, Marshall’s problem with the Broncos , not the coach.

“You never heard me say anything (bad) about him coaching or what he brings to the organization,” Marshall said Sunday. “Coach does a great job of preparing us and getting us in the right position and just getting our team going every day.”

McDaniels was just as complimentary.

“He’s just one of us, is what he is. I’m not going to comment on where he was, but he is one of us,” McDaniels said. “Our team loves him, we love him and I think he loves being a part of this team. He plays just as hard as they do every day at practice. We have a team and he is a big part of it.”

Marshall suggested Sunday that his issues with the club are, indeed, over.

“I feel good,” Marshall said. I think the guys in the locker room and just the people around the organization embraced me and have just been there for me.”

If Marshall continues to deliver the way he did Sunday, his behavior from this summer will soon be forgotten.

http://espn.go.com/blog/afcwest
McHuggie!

[SNR]

I will give KnowMo uber-mad props if the Broncos make the playoffs.

Until then, he's still a giant homer to me. That was a sloppy-ass game they won yesterday. Both teams played poorly, if you ask me.

There's still plenty of time for the Donks to perform their annual November-December swoon. I didn't even believe it was possible last year up 3 games with 3 weeks to go, but they proved me wrong once again.

I'm not EXPECTING them to go on a huge ass losing streak, but it wouldn't surprise me, either. I'm going to wait and see.