Thread: Broncos in trouble if they cant resign Oz?

I dont agree that we would be in trouble if we didnt sign Oz but i do agree that i think John will get it done for both Malik and Oz.

http://www.milehighreport.com/2016/2...esign-osweiler

Later on in the show, Goodman and Shapiro discussed the importance of the Denver Broncos' defense in the Super Bowl and throughout the course of the season. In their eyes, it was the play of the defense that helped catapult the Broncos to the Super Bowl victory. Alas, such a strong defensive showing all season long even pointed out a larger concern which we are all aware of, which was the inconsistency and poor play throughout the year by the Broncos offense.

According to Shapiro, he believes for the team to turn the tide offensively in 2016 the Broncos have to have a better running game, offensive line and more consistency from the tight ends. Goodman stated that he believed that the priority for the front office this off-season has to be extending Brock Osweiler's contract in order for the offense to have efficacy next season. This lead Goodman to formulate that Osweiler must be the priority over Malik Jackson in free agency, and if they don't find a way to re-sign him the team is 'screwed.'

Shapiro vehemently disagreed with Goodman and believed that John Elway knows what he is doing and would have the ability to find a quarterback to lead the team via free agency or the draft if Osweiler demands a contract that is way too rich for the Broncos.

However, he believes that the team can retain both Jackson and Osweiler by making big time cuts and restructures that can give the team cap maneuverability. Goodman finished the dialogue by stating if the Broncos don't invest a long-term deal in Osweiler, Elway effectively failed in his drafting of him and had him 'rot away' for four years on the bench.

Broncos are not doomed if they resign Oz but offense will remain sub par. No great journeyman FA options...bradford......

And draft is a crap shoot. Elway would not want to throw a rookie in right away.

We have no offense anyway. Might as well have a running game. Sign Tebow.

Originally Posted by Dapper Dan

We have no offense anyway. Might as well have a running game. Sign Tebow.

I would hate for Andrew Mason to lose his job.

Originally Posted by NightTerror218

Broncos are not doomed if they resign Oz but offense will remain sub par. No great journeyman FA options...bradford......

And draft is a crap shoot. Elway would not want to throw a rookie in right away.

Unless he's a top 3 QB in this years draft. I believe Goff is pro style ready.

Originally Posted by MOtorboat

I would hate for Andrew Mason to lose his job.

I wouldn't.

Originally Posted by dapper dan

we have no offense anyway. Might as well have a running game. Sign tebow.

yes!!!!

The Broncos are doomed if Kubes can't get more aggressive on offense, regardless of who the QB is.

I'm hearing that a deal with Oz is "imminent." For a little more than some people are going to like.

Originally Posted by Timmy!

I'm hearing that a deal with Oz is "imminent." For a little more than some people are going to like.

I have not heard this and would very much like to know what you have heard.

Please explain in greater detail pro favor

Originally Posted by underrated29

I have not heard this and would very much like to know what you have heard.

Please explain in greater detail pro favor

Family source (Oz's family obviously, and no not immediate family, but family none the less). Oz is gonna be a Bronco for a while, and think north of 12 mil per.

Originally Posted by Timmy!

Family source (Oz's family obviously, and no not immediate family, but family none the less). Oz is gonna be a Bronco for a while, and think north of 12 mil per.

No offense NostraTimmy but I won't believe it until it's real.

Originally Posted by SR

No offense NostraTimmy but I won't believe it until it's real.

No hair off my nuts, and I wouldn't call this a Nostrafukintimmy prediction, since I'm not predicting it, but rather being told. So, painfully, I take no credit.

Too bad we couldn't sign Tyrod Taylor last year, quality competition.

I knew we were going to keep him at nearly all costs. I also knew we offered him 12 per year and his camp turned down the offer but wanted to resume talks after the SB. I assumed 15m per. I wonder how close that is. I'd be fine with that.



Thanks Timmay!