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11-22-2011, 09:57 PM
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Now you've pissed me off!
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What does signing Orton really do for this team? How does winning another two games help this team in the long term? Does it make it easier or harder to get a franchise QB? Does it really help Jonathan Baldwin or the O-Line in the long term? I don't see how that argument can be cogently supported.
This team needs to bottom out, yet again, in order to have a chance to succeed. Yeah, we may draft a franchise QB if we end up 6-10 or 7-9, but are the odds better or worse than if we're 4-12? How much did those victories against Oakland and Denver really help us in 2008? How much have those empty victories against Indy and San Diego really helped us now?
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Denver Broncos waived quarterback Kyle Orton today
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