Why?

Who do you disagree with on that list?

Uhp. The pressure you're putting on Decker to do well just broke his leg.

Seriously, if there's a more oft-injured player in this draft class than Moeaki, it's ****ing Eric Decker.

The Chiefs and Broncos are mediocre. When mediocre teams lose one of their best players, bad things happen.


The Chiefs lost their best pass rusher a few years ago due to Carl being a ****ing idiot.


The results were quite ugly.



Denver just lost their best Defensive player, and I am prediciting the results could be similar.

He's a ****in troll guys.

I'm fairly certain it's midnight_vulture being a motorcycle douchebag again.

We are mediocre.

The Broncos aren't even that. They are bad. Like bottom 8 bad.

My hope agrees with you.


BUT, until this team proves otherwise, we are still a dogshit 4-12 team.

Clady, Dumervil, Moreno...the end, but Dumervil's probably done for the year (just wait, there's always a setback). I guess Champ will work as well.

And we don't really know much about Moreno, for that matter. We know he's talented, we also known he is a little injury prone.

Dawkins is done. Royal? Oh c'mon, he's not even as good as Chambers. Have fun with that flash in the pan as your #1. Williams is a damn corpse - stop ignoring the guy's age. Harris? Can he even walk? Should I start listing guys like Ryan O'Callaghan while I'm here? If you're counting Bannan, I'm counting Dorsey - or we could just acknowledge that they're both mediocre as all hell. Goodman? Pft, we have one of those too, only he's not 32 years old - Brandon Carr; doesn't count anymore than Carr does. If you're claiming Kuper, I'm claiming Lilja - but again, let's just recognize that neither one of them are really that good instead.

You have a wildly unrealistic view of what constitutes a championship caliber player.

You're in trouble now. Knowmo is furiously collecting twitter updates to prove you wrong about all those players as we speak.

FYP

Knowshon Moreno is not that good.

He's average at best, and always will be. He was a wasted top 12 pick IMO, when guys like LeSean McCoy, and Shonn Greene were taken at a good spot and have produced well.

A guy like Knowshon Moreno will never start on a SB winning team.

:popcorn: @ the circle jerk of tears on the Mane about Dumervil.ROFL

knowmo, i want to know, by position.

where are the broncos more talented at?

i dont think youre better at any position than any team in the division.

No shit? why?

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AP Source: Dumervil Has Torn Pectoral Muscle
Person with knowledge of situation: Dumervil has torn pectoral muscle, may miss up to 5 months
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By PAT GRAHAM AP Sports Writer
ENGLEWOOD, Colo. August 5, 2010 (AP)
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NFL sacks king Elvis Dumervil might miss the season with a torn chest muscle.

A person familiar with the injury to Dumervil told The Associated Press the Denver Broncos pass rusher has torn his pectoral muscle and could be sidelined up to five months.

The person spoke on the condition of anonymity on Thursday because the Broncos have not yet made an announcement.

A Broncos spokesman said coach Josh McDaniels was expected to address the issue following Thursday afternoon's workout.

ESPN first reported the extent of the injury Thursday. Dumervil was hurt at practice Wednesday night, walking off the field clutching his right arm following a defensive drill.

Dumervil led the league with 17 sacks in 2009 and parlayed his breakout season into a five-year, $58.332 million extension last month that included $43.168 million in guarantees, a record for a pass rusher.

Without Dumervil, the Broncos lack a bona fide pass rusher. Defensive lineman Darrell Reid had four sacks last year, the most of any other returning Broncos player.

But Reid is currently sidelined with a knee ailment and hasn't participated in training camp.

The other outside linebackers this season, former first-round picks Robert Ayers and Jarvis Moss, didn't have a sack last year.

The Broncos were hoping that new nosetackle Jamal Williams would practice for the first time at camp Thursday. McDaniels hasn't said whether Williams has been held out for injury or conditioning reasons. The 348-pound Williams was brought in to help push the pocket and allow Dumervil to get to the quarterback more often.

Now, that plan has to be altered.

Training camp has gotten off to a bad start for the Broncos. They lost their top two tailbacks, Correll Buckhalter (back) and Knowshon Moreno (hamstring), on the first day of camp.

Inside linebacker D.J. Williams, one of the leaders of the defense, has missed practices for unspecified reasons.

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