Broncos watch animal kill videos once a week to inspire the defense.

[aditheman]

wow..
wow...
damn.

Wet world
Sad to see coach Del Rio (of River, get it), he was a great coach, I'm glad I got to watch animal world film with him

[samparnell]

I would love to hear Hayden Fry's take on this.

[dizzolve]

I love the idea of it and it was good fun for those press conferences to talk about. The players like it and I can actually see how it could be effective.

I just find it ironic that he's showing tapes then comes out and doesn't unleash the hounds on the Colts. Trying to get to Luck or get Luck off his spot with 4 seemed like a lazy plan. Maybe JDR was busy preparing for the Raiders though. I don't know, with guys like Ware, Von Miller and T Knighton - just change things up a little here and there and let these guys have an advantage once in a while.

Heck I even heard reports of JDR talking to the Raiders brass during our last regular season game against the Raiders. So we have evidence of 2 of our 3 top coaches having one foot out the door before the Divisional round game started - maybe even 3/3.

I dunno. You'd just think out of respect for Manning that everyone would have put their best foot forward. I wonder if Manning somehow lost credibility with the coaches at all. We wont ever know the whole story but in time we'll probably get a few nuggets.

[Bootleg]

Nobody would think watching the videos was stupid if the Broncos had won.

Give the hate a rest.

If the team had gone on to win the Super Bowl, I'd still think this was a strange thing to do

Seems like a pointless exercise when the time could be spent diving deeper into the archives watching extra game film, looking for tendencies in the upcoming opponent etc.

[Joshecalpoly]

Nobody would think watching the videos was stupid if the Broncos had won.

Give the hate a rest.

Yeah except statistically we were the worst team in allowing teams to throw for 1st downs in the playoffs, (overall ild rate us the 4th worst D in the playoffs) so it obviously wasnt working that well.

We had some of the best units in the game but a lack of study and a lack of planning made this D underachieve.

[broncolee]

Nobody would think watching the videos was stupid if the Broncos had won.

Give the hate a rest.

[dizzolve]

Maybe Sunday's gameplan was JDR's first tactical scheme as an Oakland Raider

[assassin216]

I would suggest that next season they watch "Coach Firing Videos" and "Player Contract Negotiation Videos" as motivation for playing well.

And what did they watch last week, Bambi? Smh....

He sure didn't scheme with this kind of aggression most of the time!

Good riddance!

[denver11tebow]

I'm at a complete loss for words. I mean really seriously animal videos to professional athletes . Do coaches get drug tested ?

[Soulfire]

This smacks of quackery.

[Bronco1577]

Amen! That's what I thought!

[L.M.]

“We sharks coming out of the ocean attacking the seals,” Del Rio said. “That’s how we want to attack the ball.”

He sure didn't scheme with this kind of aggression most of the time!

Good riddance!

[weefishy]

Uh...

That's weird.

How about something like winning Super Bowl, being a consistent team?

[DFence]

Don't really understand this philosophy... I think I would get a bigger kick out of watching the videos of the bully getting exposed and droped due to his ignorance of heart, technique and training vs. just being big and stupid.

[dat_dude_e]

Cam Chancellor watches game film of Sean Taylor. Our guys watch film of sharks attacking seals that can't fight back. Lol. This offseason keeps getting better and better each day with the info that's coming out.