Thread: Off-Season Notes, press conferences, etc.

Originally Posted by slim

No. Your emotional intelligence is quite poor.

You see what you want to see.

Originally Posted by King87

You see what you want to see.

Exactly

Originally Posted by slim

Exactly

I see a good man in you. All kidding aside, you are my friend, and I appreciate you.

Originally Posted by spikerman

Help me with the pics so I can include them.

You sound like me with pics, then WTE helped me.

Originally Posted by King87

I see a good man in you. All kidding aside, you are my friend, and I appreciate you.

Do y'all belly bump?

Originally Posted by Nomad

Do y'all belly bump?

The universe would explode. We're responsible. So no.

Originally Posted by King87

The universe would explode. We're responsible. So no.

That's a lot of energy. You and slim must be gods.

Originally Posted by Nomad

That's a lot of energy. You and slim must be gods.

Gravy gods.

After reading about the broncos bringing in Howard Mudd as a consultant the other day

As the Broncos try to improve their offensive, they need to improve their offensive line. And they’ll try to do that with the assistance of one of the best offensive line coaches the NFL has ever seen.

Via Mike Klis of 9news.com, Howard Mudd is serving as a consultant to the Broncos during Organized Team Activities.

https://profootballtalk.nbcsports.co...t-during-otas/

I came across this article written by him after the SB 50 win.

Having spent 12 seasons as the Indianapolis Colts offensive line coach, I naturally developed an affinity for Peyton Manning. My job was to teach the guys who protected him. So naturally I loved seeing him win his second Super Bowl in what might turn out to be his final game. But I find it ironic that Carolina’s offensive line contributed to his win.

Peyton’s teammate Von Miller played like a beast. On the other end, DeMarcus Ware combined with Miller to harass Cam Newton in ways he hadn’t been pressured all season. Miller’s strip sack resulting in Denver’s first touchdown launched the Broncos toward the win. In my view, Carolina’s tackles commitment to vertically setting to pass-block Miller and Ware made it a lot easier for Denver’s pass rushers to hit Newton 13 times, tilting the game’s balance to the Broncos.

more here: http://www.howardmudd.com/a-better-w...ck-von-miller/

Looks like the coaching staff may be serious about the O line getting better.

Saw that too, and I like it.

Surprised no one has mentioned Nicki Jhabvala’s report about Sam Hinkie... a one time consultation as I understand it.

Originally Posted by MOtorboat

Surprised no one has mentioned Nicki Jhabvala’s report about Sam Hinkie... a one time consultation as I understand it.

I didn’t read her report. Only the headline. Do you think it’s significant?

Originally Posted by spikerman

I didn’t read her report. Only the headline. Do you think it’s significant?

The Broncos are clearly trying to incorporate analytics more. To what extent, it’s hard to tell. It’s at least noteworthy.

Originally Posted by MOtorboat

The Broncos are clearly trying to incorporate analytics more. To what extent, it’s hard to tell. It’s at least noteworthy.

I don’t want the team to try to get too scientific... I think “feel” is still very important.

Is anyone excited for some Broncos football? Under 3 months til da Bears.