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Originally posted by Broncbeat
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I knew with the Addition of JDR and the pieces we put together that our team would be good and yes early in the game... lolsigpic
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I feel the same way. I like him as a player cause he's a hardnosed runner and seems to be a tough worker, but I'd rather star the year with McGahee, Hillman, and two out of Knowshon/Omon/JJ.Comment
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Some who have been at TC and the intra-squad scrimmage have said to watch for Xavier Omon as a between the tackles power runner. Omon took advantage of his opportunity. He and others are making it difficult for the coaches."Stultum est timere quod vitare non potes." ~ Publilius SyrusComment
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It was awesome seeing our front 4 get a good push. While Wolfe was playing against the bears no.2's that guy has a motor and a half he really impressed me last night.sigpicComment
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Way too early to say any of this. We played against a horrible offensive line without Cutler or Forte and then played against an even worse backup offense/offensive line. I take no stock out of what happened other than we tackled pretty well.
I mean damn, the Patriots-Saints game ended 7-6. Are they both going to have dominating defenses?Comment
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Originally posted by Hoserman117 View Post
You have to understand that this years expectations are high and like i stated before, from OTA's to training camp etc, everygame is important.. try telling those rookies or the rest of the 600 plus players that these preseason games dont mean anything...sigpicComment
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An opportunistic defense is a great asset to a shaky offense. Those takeaways were awesome
Might be a few games before we see synchronicity in the play calling and execution. Lovin' that D also!!
I know that the ones played almost nothing last night. I know that some of the guys that shined were playing against a weak O line. I know all these thing but I want to take away the good from a game that we dominated start to finish and a lot of young guys really looked good.
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Convince me why Hanie is our 2nd string QB...
Based upon what we saw last night and what the Denver media has said all camp, how and the hell can this coaching staff see that Caleb Hanie is a backup QB to Manning? Both Oz and Weber look WAY better than Hanie. Trust me, if we put Weber on the PS he is as good as gone. Every time he gets in the game he looks pretty good. I think we need to see Oz for sure at the 2nd spot next week to see what he does against 2nd teamers and then go forward from there. So, if you believe Hanie is really our 2nd best qb on the team, then convince me.....sigpicComment
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I can't...
Cut him
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The defense will be fine. I predict top 10 easily.Comment
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I cant either and the way is looking BO would be number 2 in no time... :thumb:sigpicComment
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Just makes you wonder what the coaching staff sees in Hanie that clearly no one else does...sigpicComment
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I'd rather not try.
I agree Osweiler should be ahead. I disagree with Weber. Weber to me was blah. Sure the TD pass was nice but Hanie had one of those two.
But the miss on a wide open receiver the play before the TD had me going what? I thought only Tebow could miss guys that wide open that bad before I saw Weber do it last night.
But Weber had the lowest completion percentage last night. Only 2/5. Just because one was a TD doesn't make him good. Also have to keep in mind he was going against 4th string guys while Hanie went against second. And minus the sacks Hanie was better.
I think Weber would easily last on the practice squad. No one is sinking their teeth at the chance to get him.
That said I still hate Hanie for Manning's backup.sigpicComment
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