Thread: Broncos fire OC Mike McCoy

Originally Posted by Tned

Entertainment forum is >>> way.

Touché.

Well played.

Originally Posted by Denver Native (Carol)

DT's stats - in each year, from 2012 thru 2016, he had over 1,000 receiving yards. Not sure why he now has a target on his back.

http://www.rotoworld.com/player/nfl/...maryius-thomas

25 players had at least 1000 receiving yards last season. With the way passing is in today's NFL, that's not the monumental mark it used to be.

In his last 4 seasons (counting this one) DT has ranked 4th, 7th, 14th, and currently 16th in receiving yards. Certainly not bad by any means, but the decline is real.

Originally Posted by Tned

That makes about as much sense as the average Jaded post.

One played in 7 games with McCoy's scheme and play calling. One rehabbed his shoulder. If you were making a case between Trevor and Brock, it would be legitimate, but you weren't, so your point made no sense.

Ya see, Tned, PL played under McCoy long enough for you, Hastings and everyone else to conclude that he sucks. Same with TS, he sucks, it just took you, Hastings and everyone else seven weeks to come to that conclusion.

Now (conveniently) Hastings would like you and everyone else to believe that TS doesn’t suck, it was all McCoy’s fault ... yet, he wouldn’t afford the same lame ****ing excuse for PL’s poor play.

You’re problem is you struggle with hypocrisy [edit] and comprehension.

Originally Posted by Jaded

Ya see, Tned, PL played under McCoy long enough for you, Hastings and everyone else to conclude that he sucks.

Talking out your ear once again, Jaded. I've been one of the few people on this forum since the offseason saying it's too early to conclude Lynch is a bust. I've stated multiple times that it's time for him to be named starter.

Same with TS, he sucks, it just took you, Hastings and everyone else seven weeks to come to that conclusion.

Hastings would like you and everyone else believe that TS doesn’t suck, it was all McCoy’s fault ... yet, he wouldn’t afford the same lame ****ing excuse for PL’s poor play.

You’re problem is you struggle with hypocrisy.

Once again your logic falls apart. Lynch hasn't played, so there is no poor play under McCoy to blame on him. You do grasp that, right? He was given every opportunity in TC, and he wasn't ready. Every person that covered the Broncos, even his most ardent supporters saw that, but then he got hurt and he couldn't be the backup, which meant he wasn't able to assume the starting role three weeks ago when Siemian was benched.

So, unless you think McCoy ordered Siemian's squad mates to sneak in and give him a code red while he was sleeping, and mess up his shoulder, your point still makes absolutely no sense.

Originally Posted by BroncoWave

In his last 4 seasons (counting this one) DT has ranked 4th, 7th, 14th, and currently 16th in receiving yards. Certainly not bad by any means, but the decline is real.

So was the change in offense and QBs. The question is, would another receiver have the same production? It is possible that a lesser receiver could match his numbers here, however it's just as possible that another receiver would be 15th, 18th, 25th, and 30th if he were to have the exact same scenarios DT has had.

Originally Posted by Davii

So was the change in offense and QBs. The question is, would another receiver have the same production? It is possible that a lesser receiver could match his numbers here, however it's just as possible that another receiver would be 15th, 18th, 25th, and 30th if he were to have the exact same scenarios DT has had.

Well obviously a lesser WR would have lesser numbers. I think that goes without saying.

Originally Posted by BroncoWave

Well obviously a lesser WR would have lesser numbers. I think that goes without saying.

Then why jettison DT? Do you really feel that slide is him or more likely the changes in offense and terrible QB play?

DT is declining, but he's still a quality receiver. Unless we can get something that immediately replaces him in a trade (unlikely), I can't see a good reason to do anything with him at the moment. We have way bigger problems without creating new ones unless it solves some other more important issue (it doesn't).

We probably aren't getting the best bang for our buck with him, but creating a new problem isn't a smart move when there are so many other holes in the dike.

Originally Posted by Tned

Talking out your ear once again, Jaded. I've been one of the few people on this forum since the offseason saying it's too early to conclude Lynch is a bust. I've stated multiple times that it's time for him to be named starter.



Once again your logic falls apart. Lynch hasn't played, so there is no poor play under McCoy to blame on him. You do grasp that, right? He was given every opportunity in TC, and he wasn't ready. Every person that covered the Broncos, even his most ardent supporters saw that, but then he got hurt and he couldn't be the backup, which meant he wasn't able to assume the starting role three weeks ago when Siemian was benched.

So, unless you think McCoy ordered Siemian's squad mates to sneak in and give him a code red while he was sleeping, and mess up his shoulder, your point still makes absolutely no sense.

Lynch hasn’t played under McCoy, that’s your weak ****ing excuse for an argument? He literally played for McCoy, literally, played, for, McCoy.

Originally Posted by Jaded

Lynch hasn’t played under McCoy, that’s your weak ****ing excuse for an argument?

Ok, once again someone is going to have to attempt to translate Jaded into adult English.

Anyone?

Originally Posted by Jaded

Lynch hasn’t played under McCoy, that’s your weak ****ing excuse for an argument? He literally played for McCoy, literally, played, for, McCoy.

Literally.

Originally Posted by Tned

Ok, once again someone is going to have to attempt to translate Jaded into adult English.

Anyone?

Literally.

For active receivers, DT is 7th, and out of the ones in front of him, only one came into the NFL in 2010, like DT did. The others came in before that.

https://www.pro-football-reference.c...yds_active.htm

Paxton Lynch literally played for Mike McCoy.

We all saw Paxton Lynch, #12 , suit up in a Denver Broncos uniform and play the game of football for Offensive Coordinator Mike McCoy.

That literally happened.