do you have a clue what you’re talking about? Quarterbacks generally love throwing in Denver. The light air allows them to throw the ball farther. Denver also has relatively good weather. When was the last time in snowed during a Bronco game? Last I can recall is 2004.

Truer words were never spoken. Thanks, Brian Griese for saying out loud what most everyone outside the media already knows.

And since “everyone knows” that Timmy is “unselfish” and a “team player” who “only cares about winning” I’m sure he wouldn’t mind switching to fullback to help Peyton bring the Lombardi trophy back to Denver.

With or without Manning, Broncos still gonna suck!
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How long has it been since that pathetic excuse of a franchise you root for went to the playoffs or been relevant in any way, shape, or form? Except of course on draft day when they are usually drafting track stars in the top ten. Go play in traffic moron.

Places like Denver and Seattle can still be mild, if not still outright hot, in September. and remain mild, if cooler, into October and early November. I went to a game in Denver a couple of years ago in September, and it was in the low 90s. I’ve been to four games in Seattle in September, and three of those days were PERFECT, without a cloud in sight (the fourth was overcast, 60s, no rain).

You’re talking about 2-3 home games a year, at most, where it might be cold enough to comment on. Denver and KC get road games in San Diego and Oakland every year. Seattle gets road games in San Francisco and two domes (AZ and STL) every year.

Also, it makes a huge difference playing in cold weather when you’re on the home team. When you’re on the team that’s used to cushy dome conditions, it’s a PITA, but when the entire team trains around playing in such conditions, it can make things downright warm. Plus, every stadium has those warmers on the sidelines that can keep players comfy even in Lambeau in January.

The whole “cold weather” thing is incredibly overblown. Might as well suggest Miami is off the list because he’ll play at least one game in 90 degrees and 90 percent humidity.

2.) Peyton doesn’t want to be the bad guy to run Tim Tebow out of town.

I don’t see this happening.

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Also Tebow (and other second or third string QBs on other teams) should get more “garbage” time if his team is way ahead or way behind especially at the end of games. This notion that the number one guy has to play all 60 minutes is outdated now. I can’t believe people are willing to risk injury to their starting QB for the sake of stats. It’s a vicious circle – with the exception apparently of Matt Flynn – if your backups never play in game situations, how will they ever be ready? Manning should now know this best of all – the Colts weren’t ready last year.

NOT!

Why would Peyton want to go and play in the Tebow circus where Peyton would be a pulled in certain situations for Tebow or the fans start chanting for Tebow after an off game?

If you’d have made a Favre reference, it would have been complete.