Thread: CJ Anderson

http://www.milehighreport.com/2015/1...ave-sprung-c-j
Salt in the wound. The complete lack of effort by everyone except CJ was truly evident on this play.



Instead, Thomas and Sanders are watching the jumbotron.

Having wet dreams imagining Shanahan and CJ Anderson in the same offense.

Originally Posted by OB

CJ had a stellar game, in fact he has had a stellar year once he got his chance. I am proud to call him a Bronco and that play was 110% beast mode!!!

And it was funny when he was trying to stop the Olineman in that fight - I though our guy was gonna toss our own guy on his butt

Can see why everyone (especially him) thinks Orlando Franklins underappreciated. I guess our whole underappreciated unfairly abused stellar line took it personally though, because on the very next play:

Originally Posted by UnderArmour

http://www.milehighreport.com/2015/1...ave-sprung-c-j
Salt in the wound. The complete lack of effort by everyone except CJ was truly evident on this play.



Instead, Thomas and Sanders are watching the jumbotron.

Hey, at least they cared enough to (sort of) watch, which is more than the guys PAID to block did. How the HELL does a RB need to break TWO tackles just to avoid a loss, then break TWO MORE just to convert 4th and 1? "Make the first 1/3 of the team miss"?! Think that's a realistic expecation. Yeah, Schlereth's crazy for saying we should fire them all. Bet Elway pays more attention to him than to the former All Pro guard who got him to his only SB wins in 5 tries than he does to the Kool-Aid kids though (and thank God for that.) Like a six-man team vs. a normal one, every time.

Then we wonder why Manning's beat all to Hell and jumping at his own shadow while we can't keep our #1 OR #2 RB healthy past Thanksgiving.

Originally Posted by Joel

Can see why everyone (especially him) thinks Orlando Franklins underappreciated. I guess our whole underappreciated unfairly abused stellar line took it personally though, because on the very next play:


Hey, at least they cared enough to (sort of) watch, which is more than the guys PAID to block did. How the HELL does a RB need to break TWO tackles just to avoid a loss, then break TWO MORE just to convert 4th and 1? "Make the first 1/3 of the team miss"?! Think that's a realistic expecation. Yeah, Schlereth's crazy for saying we should fire them all. Bet Elway pays more attention to him than to the former All Pro guard who got him to his only SB wins in 5 tries than he does to the Kool-Aid kids though (and thank God for that.) Like a six-man team vs. a normal one, every time.

Then we wonder why Manning's beat all to Hell and jumping at his own shadow while we can't keep our #1 OR #2 RB healthy past Thanksgiving.

Why did you quote me?

Originally Posted by OB

Why did you quote me?

Because you provided the links I referenced in the second part.

Oh ok, but it wasnt me, it was underarmour

Thats why I was confused

Originally Posted by Rick

That was an awesome run but his best move of the game wasn't even a run. Its when he showed the maturity, just the play before, to get in the face of 330lb big O and keep him from hitting us with a penalty, and was the reason he got to show his beast mode on that play.

That's one fiery, gutsy guy!

https://vine.co/v/ODK79TuzuJ7

You can see Franklin wants to toss him on his ass so bad but stops mid toss realizing oops thats my guy

Man, I love this kid more and more.

Originally Posted by GEM

Man, I love this kid more and more.

He's apologizing for not playing good enough. And imo he played the toughest out of everyone. No need to apologize CJ!

That young man was such a bright spot this season, he doesn't have a thing to apologize for....his teammates however...

Baller

I'm sold.