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4/5 wrote:

I don't understand the appeal of Vance Joseph at all. I'm genuinely perplexed by it.

It's not really about what he did Miami. He was great as a defensive assistant for the Texans and Bengals over the last half-dozen years. The Bengals in particular got amazing seasons out of guys like Terence Newman and Adam Jones while he was there. He also worked with Wade in Houston when they had a complete defensive 180. Apparently this us not a surprise around the league at all.

How are you guys feeling about the off-season and next season? I keep seeing Chiefs fans say things like "Denver fans have to be beside themselves" and "Denver is going into a 2-3 year rebuild."

Obviously, as a Chiefs fan, I think Wade leaving is good news. I don't want to deal with that guy twice a year. But I'm not sure these coaching changes equate to meltdown. There's still a ton of talent and leadership still in Denver.

What are your expectations as fans?

durdencommatyler wrote:

There's too much talent on the team, especially on the defensive side, for this to be a rebuild. The Broncos got a bit unluckier than they did in 2015, and while I can't speak yet for the Chiefs, the Raiders got really lucky in 2016 until Carr went down. I certainly expect Denver to be a contender in 2017.

What are the chances they give Lynch an offseason to prove he's the guy and roll with him?

So not employing Kaepernick is more important to Elway than winning. Good to know.

4/5 wrote:

So not employing Kaepernick is more important to Elway than winning. Good to know.

Yeah this situation is irritating. He could possibly help the Broncos

Author:	Green Habit [ Thu January 12, 2017 3:06 am ]
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Orpheus wrote: 4/5 wrote: I don't understand the appeal of Vance Joseph at all. I'm genuinely perplexed by it. It's not really about what he did Miami. He was great as a defensive assistant for the Texans and Bengals over the last half-dozen years. The Bengals in particular got amazing seasons out of guys like Terence Newman and Adam Jones while he was there. He also worked with Wade in Houston when they had a complete defensive 180. Apparently this us not a surprise around the league at all. Right. If Kubiak wasn't available in 2015 it's likely they would have hired Joseph back then.

Author:	96583UP [ Thu January 12, 2017 3:58 am ]
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Интересно, что будет пробираться Филлипса

Author:	Green Habit [ Fri January 13, 2017 2:56 am ]
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I hope they know what they're doing here.

Author:	doug rr [ Fri January 13, 2017 3:05 am ]
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hmmm

Author:	Green Habit [ Fri January 13, 2017 3:26 am ]
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doug rr wrote: hmmm They seem to really like the DB coach Joe Woods to promote from within. Boy, I hope they're right on this.

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Author:	Orpheus [ Fri January 13, 2017 3:55 am ]
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Woah, this is crazy. Are the Rams moving to a 3-4?

Author:	epilogue [ Fri January 13, 2017 4:42 pm ]
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How are you guys feeling about the off-season and next season? I keep seeing Chiefs fans say things like "Denver fans have to be beside themselves" and "Denver is going into a 2-3 year rebuild." Obviously, as a Chiefs fan, I think Wade leaving is good news. I don't want to deal with that guy twice a year. But I'm not sure these coaching changes equate to meltdown. There's still a ton of talent and leadership still in Denver. What are your expectations as fans?

Author:	doug rr [ Fri January 13, 2017 5:09 pm ]
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i trust elway, but like GH said, I hope they know what they're doing

Author:	Green Habit [ Fri January 13, 2017 6:39 pm ]
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durdencommatyler wrote: How are you guys feeling about the off-season and next season? I keep seeing Chiefs fans say things like "Denver fans have to be beside themselves" and "Denver is going into a 2-3 year rebuild." Obviously, as a Chiefs fan, I think Wade leaving is good news. I don't want to deal with that guy twice a year. But I'm not sure these coaching changes equate to meltdown. There's still a ton of talent and leadership still in Denver. What are your expectations as fans? There's too much talent on the team, especially on the defensive side, for this to be a rebuild. The Broncos got a bit unluckier than they did in 2015, and while I can't speak yet for the Chiefs, the Raiders got really lucky in 2016 until Carr went down. I certainly expect Denver to be a contender in 2017.

Author:	epilogue [ Fri January 13, 2017 6:43 pm ]
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Green Habit wrote: durdencommatyler wrote: How are you guys feeling about the off-season and next season? I keep seeing Chiefs fans say things like "Denver fans have to be beside themselves" and "Denver is going into a 2-3 year rebuild." Obviously, as a Chiefs fan, I think Wade leaving is good news. I don't want to deal with that guy twice a year. But I'm not sure these coaching changes equate to meltdown. There's still a ton of talent and leadership still in Denver. What are your expectations as fans? There's too much talent on the team, especially on the defensive side, for this to be a rebuild. The Broncos got a bit unluckier than they did in 2015, and while I can't speak yet for the Chiefs, the Raiders got really lucky in 2016 until Carr went down. I certainly expect Denver to be a contender in 2017. This is much more where I'm at, too. Denver will be a contender and a threat (to the AFC West) next season. I also expect the Raiders to remain a threat, though I wouldn't be surprised to see some regression next season. Either way, should be fun for the next few years, I think.

Author:	Electromatic [ Mon January 16, 2017 3:16 pm ]
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durdencommatyler wrote: How are you guys feeling about the off-season and next season? I keep seeing Chiefs fans say things like "Denver fans have to be beside themselves" and "Denver is going into a 2-3 year rebuild." Obviously, as a Chiefs fan, I think Wade leaving is good news. I don't want to deal with that guy twice a year. But I'm not sure these coaching changes equate to meltdown. There's still a ton of talent and leadership still in Denver. What are your expectations as fans? It's pretty simple though isn't it? They really just need a QB. They should go after Tony Romo for the short term if the Joneses actually want to allow it anyway I guess... They are built well, the coaching change could be a problem, but They are a very solid team minus the QB position (I guess they could play Lynch too next year but getting a proven vet would make more sense with that group. They could probably use another tailback too. Generally speaking a coaching change can take a year, but they are so talented right now, the new coach would do well to keep as much as possible intact from the old group if possible. Best secondary in the league without a doubt, really really good front 7, good pass rush, good receivers, need some depth at RB, maybe need one more quality OT... desperate at QB not that they didn't stop gap it pretty well this year, but that's a championship team with a decent QB. Just my 30K foot view anyway.

Author:	Orpheus [ Mon January 16, 2017 3:18 pm ]
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What are the chances they give Lynch an offseason to prove he's the guy and roll with him?

Author:	Green Habit [ Mon January 16, 2017 4:13 pm ]
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Orpheus wrote: What are the chances they give Lynch an offseason to prove he's the guy and roll with him? Decent. They may very well add a veteran QB, but I fully expect both Siemian and Lynch to be on the team in 2017.

Author:	MitchCumstein [ Sun October 22, 2017 11:46 pm ]
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Is it fair to hit the panic button? I want to say this offense is the worst I've seen since the Tebow days. But at least then we had something resembling a running game and, you know, Jesus on our side or something. Trevor is obviously not the answer, but not the main problem either. The O-line is awful, the running game is non-existent, and the play calling/game planning is vanilla and unimaginative. Kudos to the defense at least. Embarrassing loss though.

Author:	MitchCumstein [ Mon November 20, 2017 2:12 am ]
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Welp. So let me try this... Dump for Darnold? Tanker for Baker? Get rid of every fucking offensive lineman?

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Author:	PHATJ [ Tue October 31, 2017 4:13 am ]
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Author:	epilogue [ Wed November 01, 2017 4:32 pm ]
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Author:	4/5 [ Thu November 02, 2017 5:01 pm ]
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So not employing Kaepernick is more important to Elway than winning. Good to know.

Author:	E.H. Ruddock [ Thu November 02, 2017 5:08 pm ]
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4/5 wrote: So not employing Kaepernick is more important to Elway than winning. Good to know. Yeah this situation is irritating. He could possibly help the Broncos

Author:	epilogue [ Thu November 02, 2017 5:31 pm ]
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E.H. Ruddock wrote: 4/5 wrote: So not employing Kaepernick is more important to Elway than winning. Good to know. Yeah this situation is irritating. He could possibly help the Broncos Kaepernick is not being black balled, though. Yep, totally not.