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Warning: The stat you're about to read is not a misprint.

The NFL quarterback who led the league last weekend in big-play passes — those 25 yards or longer — wasn't Peyton Manning, Tom Brady or the other usual suspects. It was Broncos quarterback Kyle Orton, who tossed five such completions in Sunday's opener at Jacksonville.

Go figure that the Broncos, with a quarterback who only a year ago had fans and experts wondering about his arm strength and who is without the supposed big-play receiver, may be evolving into a downfield offense.

"We feel like we've found some things that we really want to take advantage of in that area that has nothing to do with who we're playing, really," coach Josh McDaniels

Read more: Broncos building deep pass attack - The Denver Post http://www.denverpost.com/broncos/ci...#ixzz0ztMdZUR2

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Originally Posted by Hog Farmer (Post 7010658)

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The Jags are obviously NOT the worst team in the league.

I see what you did...

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To some degree, Thomas was an unknown quantity when he stepped on the field Sunday.

By the fourth quarter, it was different. He’d already caught six passes for 62 yards — including four for 56 on one second-quarter possession and four that gave the Broncos first downs. Just before the end of the third quarter, he picked up nine yards on third-and-5.

Two plays later — just before the second snap of the fourth quarter — Seahawks cornerback Kelly Jennings pointed across the line of scrimmage at Thomas, trying to draw defensive attention to him.

Just one game into his career, with no preseason experience at all, Thomas was already the focal point of the Seahawks’ defensive efforts.

To no avail, because Thomas promptly ran a slant route under Jennings. Fourteen yards, and the drive continued — a march that culminated in Thomas’s first NFL touchdown via a 21-yard reception from Kyle Orton.

Sunday morning, the Seahawks and NFL didn’t know what Thomas could do. By Sunday night …

“I definitely know who he is now,” said Seahawks safety Lawyer Milloy.

“I think you saw a little bit of what we think he can be,” added Broncos coach Josh McDaniels.

http://maxdenver.com/blog1/2010/09/2...own-commodity/

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Broncos find a star in the first round

It took some patience from Broncos fans, but Denver unveiled their explosive first round pick to thrilling results on Sunday. And Tim Tebow didn't play a down.

Wide receiver Demaryius Thomas has barely stepped on the field since he was taken No. 22 overall in April, bothered by a troublesome foot injury. When Thomas did suit up, onlookers said he was special. He showed everyone Sunday against the Seahawks, catching eight passes for 97 yards and a score in his first pro game.

"He's not a secret, though," Broncos coach Josh McDaniels told the Denver Post. "I understand he's a secret to you guys. But he's one of a lot of guys we have."

The Broncos receiver group is far better than folks expected, but Thomas is the only possible lead dog. He's 6'3, 229 pounds, and has picked up the Broncos offense quicker than expected after coming from a unique scheme at Georgia Tech. He played 65 snaps Sunday.

If Thomas can stay healthy, then Eddie Royal, Jabar Gaffney, and Brandon Lloyd better fit into their specific roles. Thomas has rare skills.

"He gets behind the defense when they give him an opportunity and then the thing to me that I've been impressed with, with Demaryius (Thomas) is his ability to accelerate once he has the football," McDaniels said Monday. "It doesn't take him a long time to build his speed."

Kyle Orton is third in the league in YPA after two weeks. Denver has a long way to go, but their passing game is probably the strength of the team.

Who needs Jay Cutler and Brandon Marshall?

http://profootballtalk.nbcsports.com...e-first-round/

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On the lookout

» Demaryius Thomas started his Denver Broncos career with an impressive eight-catch, one-touchdown performance. His size and speed are impressive. Once he gets more comfortable with the pace of the game, he will be a great player.

http://www.nfl.com/news/story/09000d...?module=HP_cp2

DT is turning heads :)

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DT is turning heads :)[/QUOTE]

You are and idiot. Not that it matters, but whenever I see you refer to Diarrheayus Thomas as "DT", you'll get some red from me. Mods, can auto-edit be added to this?

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Originally Posted by CaliforniaChief (Post 7023584)

You are and idiot. Not that it matters, but whenever I see you refer to Diarrheayus Thomas as "DT", you'll get some red from me. Mods, can auto-edit be added to this?

That is his nickname. Everyone calls him that and sooner or later the mainstream media will just like LT.

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Originally Posted by KnowMo2724 (Post 7023612)

That is his nickname. Everyone calls him that and sooner or later the mainstream media will just like LT.

Not on this board. Know your audience, douche.

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Originally Posted by KnowMo2724 (Post 7023612)

That is his nickname. Everyone calls him that and sooner or later the mainstream media will just like LT.

So why didn't the mainstream media do that trick with Brandon Marshall?

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Originally Posted by SNR (Post 7023631)

So why didn't the mainstream media do that trick with Brandon Marshall?

His nicknames are The Beast, B Marsh, and Baby TO.

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Originally Posted by SNR (Post 7023631)

So why didn't the mainstream media do that trick with Brandon Marshall?

LMAO

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Originally Posted by KnowMo2724 (Post 7023636)

His nicknames are The Beast, B Marsh, and Baby TO.

Not BM?

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Originally Posted by SNR (Post 7023661)

Not BM?

Doesn't flow like TD, LT, and DT does.

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Originally Posted by KnowMo2724 (Post 7023636)

His nicknames are The Beast, B Marsh, and Baby TO.

:shake:

http://nutuporshutup.net/nutup%20images/ballkick.gif

Thomas did impress. I thought it would take him at least half a year to get up to speed and he looked pretty good.

I am interested in seeing how we cover him when we play. Of course, if he stays healthy.

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Originally Posted by SNR (Post 7023661)

Not BM?

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Originally Posted by KnowMo2724 (Post 7023671)

Doesn't flow.......

I chuckled ............

He played a good game, no doubt. It'll be interesting to see if he can keep it up against a stronger defense.