Thread: Jonathan Stewart Fan Club

If the Bronco's go outside of the box, Stewart and Cromartie would be my choices.

If Henry is still on our roster come draft day we will not draft a RB in Rd. 1. If we get rid of him we will be in the market for a starting RB because shanny has already said that young cannot take the load. I don't see us drafting a RB in the first Rd. There are just to many holes that we need to address at other positions. Henry will be on the roster for another year at least.

If we take J Stew, can we call him Beef Stew? Please pretty please?

Originally Posted by beefstew25

If we take J Stew, can we call him Beef Stew? Please pretty please?

Wouldn't that be kinda confusing though?

Originally Posted by Bronco4ever

Wouldn't that be kinda confusing though?

No, not really. Since he is white and I am black, we should be fine.

Originally Posted by beefstew25

No, not really. Since he is white and I am black, we should be fine.

Not to hate on you but, the other Stew is also built like a friggin tank.



I don't know how jacked the real beef stew is.

Originally Posted by Bronco4ever

Not to hate on you but, the other Stew is also built like a friggin tank.



I don't know how jacked the real beef stew is.

He is fricken ripped! His biceps are bigger than my head!

Originally Posted by Bronco4ever

Not to hate on you but, the other Stew is also built like a friggin tank.



I don't know how jacked the real beef stew is.

6'8'' 265 *ding*....let myself go a little...but can still run lay up lines with the best of them.

Originally Posted by broncohead

He is fricken ripped! His biceps are bigger than my head!

Okay guys, easy on the interracial gay man lust.

Originally Posted by beefstew25

6'8'' 265 *ding*....let myself go a little...but can still run lay up lines with the best of them.

I forget you are that damn tall. You almost got a foot on me. Can you still throw down some good dunks?

Originally Posted by beefstew25

Okay guys, easy on the interracial gay man lust.

You are saying that as if there is a problem with it.

Originally Posted by Bronco4ever

I forget you are that damn tall. You almost got a foot on me. Can you still throw down some good dunks?

Like once a year and then I have to have my knees surgically re-attached back to my femur.

Originally Posted by BOSSHOGG30

Now way Stewart is just as good if not better. You have to have pretty good vision to do as well as Stewart did, plus he returns kicks.... you don't just put a guy on kick return if he doesn't have good vision.

Sorry. Im sticking to what I said.

I agree with Mayock on Mendenhall and Stewart. I just dont agree with his take on McFadden.

1. McFadden

2. Mendenhall

3. Stewart
4. Jones


Mayock pretty much said what I was talking tonight. What I called good feet, Mayock called good balance. He also said he has very good pad level which I have often pointed out. They also showed footage of him making cuts. Mayock said its hard to tell in the spread but pointed to a couple of plays he saw of Mendenhall where he read the play, planted his foot and was gone. Pretty much what Ive been telling you.

He basically said Stewart has one speed and takes too many big shots. I just recently pointed this out as well.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nwSKFOfc04Q

I think Stewart helps the Broncos the most.... just look at how he did at Oregon. Oregon likes to spread the offense out... they don't rely on a FB. McFadden had a very good full back.

Denver has Cutler and two very good tightends. Shanny likes to spread the offense out for Cutler and he also likes to use two tightend formations as well as two wide outs. Stewart is a good receiver out of the back field and also has the size to protect the QB in pass protection plays. Stewart would excel in Denver's zone blocking scheme as well as give the Broncos a weapon they haven't had in a long time without having a good full back unlike T.D. had with Griffith.

I see nothing but special written all over Stewart. I know we have other needs, but we do have a lot of picks and we would be reaching by taking a DT or safety at 12. I doubt that Ellis and Dorsey slide back to 12, and trading back will be hard because there just isn't anyone in this draft that teams want to trade up to 12 for, unless it is Stewart or a QB that slides for some reason.

If we draft Stewart at 12, we will be set at QB, #1 WR, TE, and RB for a very long time. Throw that in with the fact our o-line is very young and talented and we are looking super strong on offense.

Defense will get better when some of the aging veterans move on and we can bring back some more speed and strength. It's not like we are trading up to get Stewart , so we still have a 2nd, 4th, 4th, 5th, 5th, 7th, and 7th to address the defense. Plus trade bait in Foxworth, Henry, Walker, and Gold to aquire more picks.

Stewart is also a kick returner, so we actually address two areas of need by selecting him.

Originally Posted by lex

Sorry. Im sticking to what I said.

I agree with Mayock on Mendenhall and Stewart. I just dont agree with his take on McFadden.

1. McFadden

2. Mendenhall

3. Stewart
4. Jones


Mayock pretty much said what I was talking tonight. What I called good feet, Mayock called good balance. He also said he has very good pad level which I have often pointed out. They also showed footage of him making cuts. Mayock said its hard to tell in the spread but pointed to a couple of plays he saw of Mendenhall where he read the play, planted his foot and was gone. Pretty much what Ive been telling you.

He basically said Stewart has one speed and takes too many big shots. I just recently pointed this out as well.

Stewart gives the big shots and he has the body to take the shots. No biggie... it isn't like he is Henry's size.