Thread: Some of Lynch's best attributes...accordbing to Musgrave.

Originally Posted by dogfish

"he really has tremendous tallness". . .

You can't coach tallness.

Tallness is one of those rare measurable intangibles.

Originally Posted by NightTrainLayne

You can't coach tallness.

"When it comes to having great height, Paxton has been exceptional for us. We are excited to see how tall he can be on the field. "

Originally Posted by NightTrainLayne

You can't coach tallness.

You either got it or you don't!

“Not every 6’7” QB plays as tall as Paxton can. We fully expect him to be every inch of his height on Sunday.”

Originally Posted by NightTrainLayne

You can't coach tallness.

Want-a bet?

Originally Posted by Rick

And to think Cugel, you used to think Elway was a genius for drafting PL and working on building a team.

http://www.broncosforums.com/forums/...-Move-By-Elway

Lmao.... Genius moves usually remain genius. But oh well.

Originally Posted by Broncoknight30

Games will show what Paxton Lynch can do away from 'controlled environment' http://espn.com/blog/denver-broncos/...ed-environment
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"He is definitely tall."

That is it, according to Musgrave.

LOL.

You are mis leading people. He said much more.about lynch. He knows he has some talent toI work with.

Originally Posted by DT88TheGreat

You are mis leading people. He said much more.about lynch. He knows he has some talent toI work with.

What else did he say?

Originally Posted by Hawgdriver

What else did he say?

this is all there was in the article. . .

“He’s definitely tall, so he can see the field, he can throw the ball all over the field with his strength," Musgrave said. “He just needs time on task. This will be good. This will be another step in his development of getting him on the field so he can get more time on task. You’re only going to learn from experience. You don’t learn from the sideline. This will be important for him.”

Originally Posted by dogfish

this is all there was in the article. . .

Tall...and strong.

The video brought up a point that I was thinking about lately. Under Peyton, we ran the no-huddle a lot, by the time we reached the red zone the defense was gassed. Not only at home but on the road. It seems to me we could script 10 no-huddle pays for our first possesion and possibly beyond.

Originally Posted by BroncoTech

The video brought up a point that I was thinking about lately. Under Peyton, we ran the no-huddle a lot, by the time we reached the red zone the defense was gassed. Not only at home but on the road. It seems to me we could script 10 no-huddle pays for our first possesion and possibly beyond.

To be honest, I never really thought of that. But neither apparently did the coaching staff.
And it's their job, not mine.

Originally Posted by BroncoTech

The video brought up a point that I was thinking about lately. Under Peyton, we ran the no-huddle a lot, by the time we reached the red zone the defense was gassed. Not only at home but on the road. It seems to me we could script 10 no-huddle pays for our first possesion and possibly beyond.

I've wondered for virtually all of my adult life why we don't do some kind of no-huddle offense at home especially. Take advantage of our advantages. #nooxygen

Originally Posted by Hawgdriver

Tall...and strong.

plus, he is very tall!