Thread: Kubiak will NOT be the OC

Originally Posted by VonDoom

Yes!

I respect Kube's history with the organization but he is milk toast, at best. Talk that his adherence to the Shanahan tree means that he is not that far behind the current trend of aggressive/ college style offenses (because McVay is a S. disciple) falls waaaaay short when held to water. I will leave further criticism of Kubes behind to focus on how glad I am to see that we are actually moving into a new era as Broncos fans. The Godfather is legit. His HC credentials are in question but I love what I have seen thus far. As a defensive guru that has had to adjust to the modern NFL offense to succeed and thrive, I lean towards letting him best choose who he thinks can move us forward into that hard core, aggressive, and thrilling land that is the future of the NFL offense.

Of course, check back in a year and to see how I feel then : ).

Originally Posted by Ground Control

Yes!

I respect Kube's history with the organization but he is milk toast, at best. Talk that his adherence to the Shanahan tree means that he is not that far behind the current trend of aggressive/ college style offenses (because McVay is a S. disciple) falls waaaaay short when held to water. I will leave further criticism of Kubes behind to focus on how glad I am to see that we are actually moving into a new era as Broncos fans. The Godfather is legit. His HC credentials are in question but I love what I have seen thus far. As a defensive guru that has had to adjust to the modern NFL offense to succeed and thrive, I lean towards letting him best choose who he thinks can move us forward into that hard core, aggressive, and thrilling land that is the future of the NFL offense.

Of course, check back in a year and to see how I feel then : ).

milquetoast.

Originally Posted by GEM

milquetoast.

Originally Posted by GEM

milquetoast.

Thanks for the correction. Milquetoast it is!

I'm listening to this on Sports Talk radio right now.

One of the pet theories is that Elway and Kubiak couldn't see eye-to-eye on Denison.

Kubiak would have been Fangios top choice as OC. I think Elway wants an evolved version of Kubiak. Really excited to see how Elway solves this offensive philosophy riddle...I see this as great news with some tangible risk, and I like it.

Originally Posted by Hawgdriver

I'm listening to this on Sports Talk radio right now.

One of the pet theories is that Elway and Kubiak couldn't see eye-to-eye on Denison.

Kubiak would have been Fangios top choice as OC. I think Elway wants an evolved version of Kubiak. Really excited to see how Elway solves this offensive philosophy riddle...I see this as great news with some tangible risk, and I like it.

Seems like that was a big part of it:

Originally Posted by VonDoom

Seems like that was a big part of it:

He's a one trick pony. He wanted his coaches and his old scheme. Elway wanted something newer and fresh. I'm happy about this because I was skeptical about Kubiak's evolution. When Elway said he wanted a new flavor to the offense, college concepts, and we were rumored to hire Kubiak, I was skeptical but took an optimistic approach that Kubiak could do it. The fact that there's this disagreement pretty much exemplifies Kubiak in a nutshell: he's great at what he can do, but what he can do isn't that great anymore.

My levels of happiness and positivity = all time high!!!!!!!!!!!

**** YES!

Originally Posted by Hawgdriver

I'm listening to this on Sports Talk radio right now.

One of the pet theories is that Elway and Kubiak couldn't see eye-to-eye on Denison.

Kubiak would have been Fangios top choice as OC. I think Elway wants an evolved version of Kubiak. Really excited to see how Elway solves this offensive philosophy riddle...I see this as great news with some tangible risk, and I like it.

I really hope Kubiak remains involved and committed to the organization, that Elway and Kubs are still bros.

Originally Posted by Hawgdriver

I really hope Kubiak remains involved and committed to the organization, that Elway and Kubs are still bros.

I hope so too. If he had a hand in the draft last year, then he did a good job

Like, they just now started talking about this shit? What have they been doing for the last month?

Originally Posted by Dapper Dan

Like, they just now started talking about this shit? What have they been doing for the last month?

Fangio has been the head coach for 24 hours.

All of the dysfunction narrative seems silly here - Elway was open to the idea, they explored it, and ultimately Fangio wasn't comfortable with it... Dysfunctional would be Elway forcing it on him.

Sounds like Mike Munchack is coming to coach our o-line, but this sucks....Kubiak offense with a Munch line could have been a thing of beauty...