"We haven't played ... in my opinion, up to our capabilities," he told Voice of the Broncos Dave Logan on Orange and Blue 760 on Tuesday.
https://www.denverbroncos.com/audio/...t-our-standard
"We haven't played ... in my opinion, up to our capabilities," he told Voice of the Broncos Dave Logan on Orange and Blue 760 on Tuesday.
https://www.denverbroncos.com/audio/...t-our-standard
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Rest in Peace - Demaryius (88) - Darrent (27) - Damien (29) - Kenny (11)#7 - JOHN - #44 - FLOYD - #80 - ROD
THIS ONES FOR JOHNWOULD YOU RATHER WIN UGLY, OR LOSE PRETTY?
I'm thinking if we lose this week and/or against the cardinals, we'll be looking at a big shakeup of the coaching staff.
Oh you think John?? Any more obvious comments you can share with us??
We all now what the problems are, what are you going to do to fix them?
I hope Kubes does not take over as interim, as we will still tank - and his favorable memory will be tarnished by the reality
It's like management 101 that you don't hire your friends, yet Elway decided to build the good ole boy club. He's eventually going to have to fire all his buddies, who he should've never hired in the first because of his personal relationship with them.
He's made his bed, now he has to sleep in it. 2 years ago, Elway was untouchable in Denver, now the spotlight from the teams failures is shining directly on him. He'll be giving "some" time to fix this mess he made, it starts with not hiring coaches or signing players that anybody on the staff has a personal relationship with, as they've already proven they can't hold their friends accountable.
Of course there is talent on the team John, its just that your HC cant get the best out of them and you have straddled the team with a subpar QB who is a poor man's Alex Smith.
No way VJ gets the job in the first place if he wasn't friends with Matt Russell, and he would've been fired in January if Kubiak didn't push to keep him.
Starting with Kubiak the FO started putting personal feelings over business decisions and we're seeing the results on the field. It might've worked out with Kubiak because he was already an established coach who wasn't afraid to stand up to Elway and give his opinion, but it definitely wasn't going to work a 2nd time.
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