that a threat?

Oh shit. This guy seems serious.

He means metaphorically.

BTW, if you do want to know, Mays is indeed a cheap shotter. He had a tackle on Jamaal Charles in 2009 where he took him down BY THE ****ING NECK. Probably because he was so frustrated from Jamaal pushing his shit in all game.

Did that hit get flagged? :hmmm:

Because getting flagged is the indication of a cheap shot. It's not our fault your MLB is a career special teams player. I suggest you take that up with the front office of your organization. Perhaps even on the mange.

You seem upset.

Mays has some serious limitations, he sucks in coverage. But he lays the wood in the run game. He's got a one year contract with the Broncos so we will see if he's still the starting MLBer next year. I don't think he will be because of his inability to cover. That being said, he will hit you, hard.

Yep. Rightly so. And Mays also got fined out the ass.

Mays did not get fined for that hit. Why must you turn this into a house of lies?

Well that's from last year and we have the same mediocre at best MLB in the starting lineup this year How the **** does that show the broncos are better this year?

How was it cheap? Did Mays hit him in the vag or something?

Wait... So you're better at MLB? So much better that you gave him a one year contract? He must be scary good. Link some more of his special teams play.

Watched the first drive of the Donks on the NFL Network's replay of the game. IMO Manning looked pretty damn good. His passes were a little too emphatic perhaps, but that's to be expected given the new situation he's in (not to mention possibly trying to overcompensate for his diminished arm). His passes were on target for the most part, even the pick near the end zone (which could've been caught, and would've easily been caught if he'd taken a little off of it). Manning's abilities to direct his teammates can't be overlooked; it's like having an extra coach out there. (As a Pats fan I used to make fun of his gesticulating, figuring he couldn't possibly be doing as much out there as a "field general" as the talking-head suckups called him, but we all saw what happened to Indy without him at the helm. He really is just that good.) Even disputing the talent level of the Broncos, a relatively healthy and effective Manning could probably take the world's crappiest football team and get them 6 wins. I don't see an issue with predicting the Broncos to go 9-7 or 10-6 without much struggle. Problem is, they're in a division where the Chiefs and Chargers can say the same thing.

Not true. His games against the Broncos and Chiefs were amazing. He was great against the Jets and Ravens. Maybe not the stat line but his play was damn good against really good defenses

I am talking about making plays in the waning minutes of games when you need the QB to step up and make plays.

He has this reputation as a guy that makes plays when plays need to be made, but when the playoffs roll along, he has consistently failed to get the job done in those crucial late moments.