Broncos @ Patriots

[Pitt Gorilla]

Originally Posted by mikey23545

Like everyone has been saying already, if Denver can get some early pressure and God's anointed NFL disciple can get enough points on the board to keep things from getting out of hand, who knows? I really think that all of Denver's defense will have to come from their front since their secondary sucks.

I hate to admit it, but God's anointed NFL disciple has won me over. It was tough because he's a stinkin' Donkey, but I've always loved a good underdog story. And let's face it, God's anointed NFL disciple trying to be an NFL QB is a real underdog story.

He's starting to remind me of a modern day Joe Kapp...

Underdog? A Heisman-winning, National Champion quarterback is an underdog? A first-round pick at quarterback is an underdog?

If you love you some Donk-ass Tebow as an "underdog", you must worship undrafted, never-started-a-game-at-QB-in-college, KC Chief Matt Cassel. I mean, assuming you are consistent and all.

[mikey23545]

Originally Posted by Pitt Gorilla

Underdog? A Heisman-winning, National Champion quarterback is an underdog? A first-round pick at quarterback is an underdog?

If you love you some Donk-ass God's anointed NFL disciple as an "underdog", you must worship undrafted, never-started-a-game-at-QB-in-college, KC Chief Matt Cassel. I mean, assuming you are consistent and all.

You know damn well the overwhelming opinion of God's anointed NFL disciple since he entered the NFL is that he was in no way qualified to be a professional QB - because of his arm strength, his release, his lack of vision, the type of offense he played while in college - we could go on and on. No one thought he had a chance (including me) of having any success at all in the pros.

It will be a lot easier to just admit your rabid religious bigotry than hide it in such a cowardly fashion.

[Pitt Gorilla]

Originally Posted by mikey23545

You know damn well the overwhelming opinion of God's anointed NFL disciple since he entered the NFL is that he was in no way qualified to be a professional QB - because of his arm strength, his release, his lack of vision, the type of offense he played while in college - we could go on and on. No one thought he had a chance (including me) of having any success at all in the pros.

It will be a lot easier to just admit your rabid religious bigotry than hide it in such a cowardly fashion.

What in the world does this have to do with religion? Assuming you aren't a complete idiot, you probably realize that God's anointed NFL disciple had a much higher draft grade than Cassel. Wouldn't that suggest that Cassel is an even "bigger" underdog story? Not only that, he plays for the Chiefs and not the hated Donx.

Your desire to cowardly act like a victim at every turn is less than admirable.