The Broncos have played 4 of the top 11 defenses in the league in there first 5 games and they were 3 tds outside the top ten .

In the end it wouldve started to balance out

“Again Tebowmaniacs, just answer the question… out of all the horrendous decisions that McDaniels made as coach of that team, what makes all of you so sure that for some reason he got this one decision right?”

Well, McDaniels brought in all three quarterbacks on the active roster, so your point is kind of moot.

However, McDaniels played Orton over Tebow – so I suppose this is the counter to McDaniels’ quarterback decision.

You do realize that while the NFL isn’t college you don’t put up the passing stats Tebow put up without being able to throw the ball right?”

Q. What do Timmy Chang, Graham Harrell, Ty Detmer, Colt Brennan, Dan LeFevour, and Tim Rattay have in common?

A. They are all among the ten most statistically prolific passers in NCAA history. And they all failed miserably in the NFL. I’m not necessarily saying that Tebow will be among them, but just because you can fling it in college doesn’t mean that you can do it in the pros.

Oh McNabb you suck!!

There was no consensus that Von Miller was the best available at number 2. Most thought they would take Dareus and a lot of experts had either Dareus or Peterson listed as the best available.

Tebow has the chance to be a legitimate star in this league. Give him a chance. Are his mechanics off? Maybe they’re not prototypical, but does anybody remember Bernie Kosar? The guy was a good to better than good QB for many years in this league and the dude practically threw the ball underhanded!

Worst case scenario is Tebow shows he’s not a legit QB at this level. Best case scenario is the Broncos have a star that defenses struggle to gameplan for week after week who knows only one thing – Wins!

What pray tell are the “lastisiums” (sic) dorsi?

Is that like when someone has elastic back muscles or something?

Too funny…

I think you meant latissimus genius….

What pray tell are the “lastisiums” (sic) dorsi?

Is that like when someone has elastic back muscles or something?

Too funny…

I think you meant latissimus genius….

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He’s also managed to make Sam Bradford look like Kyle Boller….

No it doesn’t. An untrained monkey can take the best player available with the second overall pick. It’s the later rounds where you prove your worth as drafter.

Some of you just crack me up.

As for the Raiders front four, who cares, it’s the Raiders?
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59-14 That’s why you should care. HaHaHaHaHa

Go Raiders!

We’re not. It is what it is, and we’re just trying to figure out how best to go forward. He’s not good trade bait, so we’re stuck with him. So we have nothing to lose at this point by putting him to the test. If he fails, we have a good draft next year (and Von Miller shows this front office group can draft well). If he succeeds, we’re ahead. Either way, we’ll know by season’s end what we have in Tebow.

There’s nothing to gain by decrying all the lousy moves JMD made (I’m still upset by him getting rid of Peyton Hillis) but we’re best served by looking forward, not backward.

Whether Tebow works out or not, this we know: the ride will be an interesting one!

Everyone in Denver will rejoice at the second coming of Jesus then they will hit the wall when they play a decent team and Timmy gets throttled.

I hate removing a game for statistical purposes, but just how much the Denver D has improved is better demonstrated by not counting the Green Bay game.

Without that game the Broncos D is 12th in points allowed and 17th in yards allowed… A HUGE improvement over last year’s 32nd/32nd (or 33rd/35th, or whatever it was… ugh).

I’m sure ever team’s defensive stats improve without counting the damage Rodgers and Co. do to them, but with only 5 games played so far one game (this game) makes a BIG difference. Basically, the numbers don’t tell the whole story.

The D still has a ways to go, but a good portion of the fanbase is pleased with the progression/improvement so far.