Thread: Is this what it felt like 20 years ago?

Originally Posted by OB

OMG me too!!! Im sure in a completely different way than you (maybe?) I have four broncos jerseys and he is one of the ones I have (Davis, Elway and Thomas are the other 3) I did not like the spitting incident - I dont have respect for spitters - but his intensity (even though some may call it "roid rage") was hard to match

it was roid rage and you and 9er a couple of freaks

Originally Posted by AGap

it was roid rage and you and 9er a couple of freaks

I was young and impressionable - thats my excuse

Originally Posted by OrangeHoof

I cried when the Broncos won against Green Bay and I didn't even cry when my parents died (individually, I loved them both but I just don't cry in those situations for some reason).

I, too, have cried more over sports events than sad personal events - although I am lucky that I can say the great sports events have greatly outweighed the sad events in my life.

Originally Posted by MasterShake

I couldn't put my finger on it until I saw this thread, but until the game last week against the 49ers I hadn't had a feeling like that watching a Broncos game since the '98 team. It seemed like the games were always out of hand by halftime then we would just sick TD on them with the running game and close it out. It was just expected to get a touchdown on the opening drive and be up by 17 points or so at the half. I don't remember fearing any team that year, and even the Giants and Miami losses felt like flukes. The Superbowl was boring against Atlanta in a good way. You just never doubted they would win.

I have never seen a running back get so dominant as the game went on like TD did. He killed teams in the fourth quarter. It was unreal.

Originally Posted by MasterShake

and even the Giants and Miami losses felt like flukes.

They were.

I so enjoyed utterly DESTROYING Miami in the playoffs. All that shit they talked after their regular season i had no doubt we were going to stomp a mudhole in their asses in Denver. During that time was the greatest feeling in the world.

Originally Posted by Northman

They were.

I so enjoyed utterly DESTROYING Miami in the playoffs. All that shit they talked after their regular season i had no doubt we were going to stomp a mudhole in their asses in Denver. During that time was the greatest feeling in the world.

I can still remember Jimmy Johnson's scowl as he walked across the field to shake Shanny's hand after we curb stomped them. He looked like somebody stole his lunch money.

Originally Posted by OB

OMG me too!!! Im sure in a completely different way than you (maybe?) I have four broncos jerseys and he is one of the ones I have (Davis, Elway and Thomas are the other 3) I did not like the spitting incident - I dont have respect for spitters - but his intensity (even though some may call it "roid rage") was hard to match

I knew you like the bad boys.

Originally Posted by Northman

They were.

I so enjoyed utterly DESTROYING Miami in the playoffs. All that shit they talked after their regular season i had no doubt we were going to stomp a mudhole in their asses in Denver. During that time was the greatest feeling in the world.

If I remember correctly that was Marino's last game and the Broncos hung a 50 burger on the Dolphins!

Originally Posted by Slick

Originally Posted by Northman

They were.

I so enjoyed utterly DESTROYING Miami in the playoffs. All that shit they talked after their regular season i had no doubt we were going to stomp a mudhole in their asses in Denver. During that time was the greatest feeling in the world.

If I remember correctly that was Marino's last game and the Broncos hung a 50 burger on the Dolphins!

That was a game vs Jax where they ripped Miami to shreds I think it was like 62-7 or something absurd.

Originally Posted by Shazam!

That was a game vs Jax where they ripped Miami to shreds I think it was like 62-7 or something absurd.

You're right. Denver sent Marino into retirement after a 38-3 win. The even bigger blowout was the Jags.