Knowmo's Homer Thread

[Quesadilla Joe]

http://www.cbssports.com/nfl/story/2...power-rankings

[Pasta Little Brioni]

Oh...43 to 8

[BigMeatballDave]

Originally Posted by New World Order

TD is the most overrated player of all time.

Michael Vick

[Quesadilla Joe]

From Cecil Lammey's training camp report (the same guy who told you guys how good Julius Thomas was two or three years ago)...

Rookie Cody Latimer looks like a star in the making. He was dominant at times today, and hooked up with Osweiler for what was the play of the day. Latimer beat both Duke Ihenacho and Webster to haul in a deep pass over the middle for a touchdown. He set up his route perfectly and found himself running in the wide open field after the catch.

Latimer is so good, it will be difficult to keep him off the field. He can also sky for passes in the end zone as well. Latimer was positive about his health status after practice.

http://www.denverssportsstation.com/...Broncos&id=166

[Bufkin]

Originally Posted by The Herpe

From Cecil Lammey's training camp report (the same guy who told you guys how good Julius Thomas was two or three years ago)...

http://www.denverssportsstation.com/...Broncos&id=166

It didn't talk about the post-camp incident in the locker room where he was caught eating Hollywood Potato Chips off of Manning's compression shorts.

[New World Order]

Originally Posted by The Herpe

The donks are on the decline and you know it.

[Quesadilla Joe]

Originally Posted by New World Order

The donks are on the decline and you know it.

We're better than ever actually. We signed three Pro Bowlers in Free Agency (Ware, Talib, TJ Ward), get three Pro Bowlers back from injury (Clady, Von, Chris Harris), added a promising draft class and picked up Emmanuel Sanders on a whim. Things couldn't be better in Broncoland.

[Bufkin]

Originally Posted by The Herpe

We're better than ever actually. We signed three Pro Bowlers in Free Agency (Ware, Talib, TJ Ward), get three Pro Bowlers back from injury (Clady, Von, Chris Harris), added a promising draft class and picked up Emmanuel Sanders on a whim. Things couldn't be better in Broncoland.

Which Pro Bowl did Chris Harris play in? Thanks in advance for your answer!

[Quesadilla Joe]

He's a Pro Bowl caliber corner, PFF had him rated as the #5 corner in the league in 2012 and #8 last year.

[Bufkin]

Originally Posted by The Herpe

He's a Pro Bowl caliber corner, PFF had him rated as the #5 corner in the league in 2012 and #8 last year.

I saw a girl on campus the other day who was model material. With that said, wouldn't it be a bit misleading of her to introduce herself as a model if she's employed as a secretary at a brothel? Moreover, you do realize that PFF is about as legitimate in the football world as The Onion is in the political realm right? I'm assuming you do, I was just making sure.

[Pasta Little Brioni]

I could beat Dude Iateanacho for a TD

[Quesadilla Joe]

Orange Crush part 2?

For now, here's five thoughts from Saturday's practice:

1. Ward brings something new to the defense -- a safety who can discombobulate the run game, but also drop into coverage effectively on the next play.

On this play, Hillman had a bit of room running to his left after being forced outside, but Ward arrived so quickly that the speedy third-year back had no chance of getting to the outside in time. Ward's hit rattled throughout the practice field.

With Ward, Lerentee McCray and others in the back seven consistently filling gaps, there is scant room for the running backs to roam.

"The running lanes are a lot smaller, and that’s great," said running back Montee Ball. "It’s great going against this type of defense, it will make us better for the games."

2. DeMarcus Ware is still wreaking havoc:

It was a classic Ware pass rush. He sprinted around the edge, and did not hesitate when Peyton Manning executed a play-action fake, perfectly reading the intent of the play. One play earlier, Ware got the first 11-on-11, full-contact team period off to a thunderous start by blowing up a handoff to Montee Ball. Ball took the handoff up the middle.

Ware has been one of the most dominant players without pads, using his speed. When the pads came on on Saturday, he added power and an array of upper-body pass rush moves to keep the offensive tackles off-balance. It was vintage Ware, as though he'd turned back the calendar two or three years.

3. A camp standout:

Marvin Austin is consistently getting penetration. Repeatedly outclassing the backup interior OLs.

— Andrew Mason (@MaseDenver) July 26, 2014

Austin is the X-factor of the defensive tackle corps, a high-ceiling, low-risk offseason pickup. If he's healthy and consistent, he could make the group one of the deepest in the league. He could also provide insurance while Vickerson eases his way back into full-speed work following his hip injury of last November.

Austin was dominant in line drills, but most important was how he carried that into the 11-on-11 periods.

http://www.denverbroncos.com/news-an...3-3ce29f18b08c

[Rams Fan]

Robert Quinn>Entire Broncos' defense.

[Bowser]

So this Andrew Mason is reporting that some guy nobody has ever heard of is killing it against guys that will never see the field. Every camp needs its hero, I guess.

Oh, Demarcus Ware will not only have less sacks than Dee Ford this season, but he will likely not make it out of the first four weeks without a moderate to serious injury.

[New World Order]

How many sacks did D Ware have last year?

It was 6.

He's washed up

[ThaVirus]

He was injured! He's been bionically repaired . Now he's better than ever!

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