Thread: How Did VJ get a job?

I'm starting to learn how relative "terrible" is.

Sandy said this is the second worst bronco team ever.

Originally Posted by BeefStew25

Sandy said this is the second worst bronco team ever.

I was thinking about this earlier and can't remember one worse. Granted, I haven't seen everything under the sun like Dread.

Originally Posted by Davii

He's a great OC with Brady... He has been terrible at anything else.

Still better than VJ

everyone at thanksgiving dinner wondered how VJ was coach of broncos

now i go to fight the rest of america over a smart tv at best buy

Originally Posted by BeefStew25

Sandy said this is the second worst bronco team ever.

I'll say this: this is the worst skid I have ever seen in terms of overall performance. Its one thing to get beaten soundly by talent. Its another thing with preparedness and coaching failures week after week.

Originally Posted by slim

I was thinking about this earlier and can't remember one worse. Granted, I haven't seen everything under the sun like Dread.

No, let's get real here. McMoron was worse because he was out of control, making really insane personnel moves, much worse than any of Elway's failures.

But, the losing is about the same. 2-8 in their last ten games one year and 4-12 the next. During that terrible stretch the team went 6-20, about the same level of futility as the Browns. Well, right now 1 1/2 years after the SB and the Broncos are currently the 4th worst team in football. They have a better record and later draft pick than the Browns, 49ers, Giants. That's it. Worse than the rest of the NFL:

Round 1 - Updated Nov. 21 - current 7-round order (* - playoff team). The decimal number next to each team is strength of schedule.

1. Cleveland (0-10) .525
2. San Francisco (1-9) .532
3. New York Giants (2-8) .509
4. Denver (3-7) .475
5. Indianapolis (3-7) .484
6. Chicago (3-7) .560
7. Los Angeles Chargers (4-6) .463
8. Cincinnati (4-6) .475
Oakland (4-6) .488
9. Arizona (4-6) .494
10. Cleveland - from Houston (4-6) .509
11. New York Jets (4-6) .516
12. Washington (4-6) .522
13. Miami (4-6) .541
14. Tampa Bay (4-6) .563
15. Dallas (5-5) .475

Notice that Denver has played an easier schedule than Indy, and the Bears, so they pick ahead of them despite having the same # of losses.

That's how bad things are for this team. There is no "reboot" no "we have to fix the offense before the SB window has closed." None of that.