Kubiak plans to accept Broncos HC offer if offered

[MagicHef]

Originally Posted by Hootie 2.0

Peyton is a rhythm passer, he always has been.

If he can't run the no huddle Peyton offense he's known for, hang them up

The first half of the 2012 season McCoy had him running a very conventional, slow, huddle-up offense. I don't think Manning is as adverse to running offenses he isn't used to as people seem to think.

[listopencil]

Originally Posted by MagicHef

The first half of the 2012 season McCoy had him running a very conventional, slow, huddle-up offense. I don't think Manning is as adverse to running offenses he isn't used to as people seem to think.

I think he he is willing to do whatever he thinks will work.

[Hootie]

Originally Posted by MagicHef

The first half of the 2012 season McCoy had him running a very conventional, slow, huddle-up offense. I don't think Manning is as adverse to running offenses he isn't used to as people seem to think.

Yeah and that scrapped it in game 4 after starting 1-2 and then falling behind by like 20 ... Peyton then went back to Peyton offense and, well, you know

[listopencil]

Originally Posted by Hootie 2.0

Yeah and that scrapped it in game 4 after starting 1-2 and then falling behind by like 20 ... Peyton then went back to Peyton offense and, well, you know

We couldn't run the ball.

[tooge]

That play works great when you need one yard. and there are no receivers lined up outside the box. Line a CB and LB up to either side and he gets his head knocked off. Your use of that play to try to explain that Manning can run a bootleg is hilarious.

[MagicHef]

Originally Posted by tooge

That play works great when you need one yard. and there are no receivers lined up outside the box. Line a CB and LB up to either side and he gets his head knocked off. Your use of that play to try to explain that Manning can run a bootleg is hilarious.

If you follow the conversation, I was using that example to show that Peyton has the physical capability to get outside the tackle box when the play fake is directed the other way.

Are you saying the CB or LB would not stay with the receiver if Peyton moved laterally? Sounds like an easy completion to me.

[tooge]

Originally Posted by MagicHef

If you follow the conversation, I was using that example to show that Peyton has the physical capability to get outside the tackle box when the play fake is directed the other way.

Are you saying the CB or LB would not stay with the receiver if Peyton moved laterally? Sounds like an easy completion to me.

seriously? It was for one yard. Any moron can run a naked boot for one yard once every couple of years. It was a great play call. Yes, he ran outside the tackle for one yard (what will be two years ago this coming season) when the entire D lined up all 11 men inside the tackles on a play fake. That play is not happening anywhere else on the field first off, secondly, if he needed more than three or four yards, the D would have had an outside backer, a CB or two, a safety, and a D end that didn't immediately crash down, and Manning would have been killed. That play simply doesn't show that Manning can run Kubiaks offense any more than me lining up and doing the same thing would show that I could. FFS

[Brock]

Peyton isn't going to run a bootleg offense. Too dumb to even discuss.

[BigMeatballDave]

Bootleg offense?

Alex Smith is his man.

We'll take 2 2nds.

[Mile High Mania]

If Manning walks away, let's go see what Mallet or Hoyer brings to the table...

The key is to resign the young guys, keep as much of that talent as possible. Although, I could see DT looking at Indy and saying "Hello".

[BigMeatballDave]

Originally Posted by Mile High Mania

If Manning walks away, let's go see what Mallet or Hoyer brings to the table...

Taking the Chief route?

Good luck with that.

[Rain Man]

The only way I might pay to see a game next year is if Peyton Manning was running bootleg plays to Justin Houston's side.

[Mile High Mania]

I'm just not going to get all wrapped up in what's happening right now. I control 100% of none of it. So, we'll let the cards fall as they may and go from there.

I'd love to see my team win another SB, but I'm not going to let the success or failure along that path ruin the game for me. The ending of the last two seasons sucked, but the seasons were fun.

On to the next chapter in this book... we'll see if the lead character changes, at some point it will happen.

[RealSNR]

It's not that Manning can't learn a new system. It's more a matter of does he want to given he has AT MOST one good year in him left. Does he want to spend his final season being the teacher AND the learner at the same time?

I really wouldn't if I were him. And to be honest, I wouldn't want to if I were the Broncos. I'd want to start the new system ASAP with my next long term guy, or at least somebody who can be there for 2-3 years. Manning is not that QB.

This is a very confusing decision by Elway. I get that he wants Kubiak and has a plan and everything, but I also don't get that he WANTS Manning to come back if he wants to.

[Mile High Mania]

Originally Posted by SNR

It's not that Manning can't learn a new system. It's more a matter of does he want to given he has AT MOST one good year in him left. Does he want to spend his final season being the teacher AND the learner at the same time?

I really wouldn't if I were him. And to be honest, I wouldn't want to if I were the Broncos. I'd want to start the new system ASAP with my next long term guy, or at least somebody who can be there for 2-3 years. Manning is not that QB.

This is a very confusing decision by Elway. I get that he wants Kubiak and has a plan and everything, but I also don't get that he WANTS Manning to come back if he wants to.

I don't know, I think they view as most do ... really only have 1 more year with Manning and then you're starting over in 2 years. So, do you spend the $20+M and gamble or do you say "f*** it, we gave it a run and and some fun for 3 years?"