Thread: Elway

Originally Posted by Tned

Announcers today said it was p the same injury that sidelined brees for 6 games or so, which was a ligament in hus throwing hand. They said Lock had a 70% tear of that ligament.

Ok, thx. Impressive to be injured like that and still have such drive and moxie. I'm doubly stoked!

Originally Posted by King87

I'm scheduled for a banning in two months, as is tradition. Warhorse, take over for m-...Warhorse?

The **** is the horse?

2 months from today is SB Sunday, you'll need to reschedule.

Originally Posted by Northman

What kind of gay circle jerk is this?

King is going a bit overboard on the happy pills, but it's nice to see him practicing his public defender skills.

Originally Posted by Timmy!

King is going a bit overboard on the happy pills, but it's nice to see him practicing his public defender skills.

So, you’re telling me that what he’s going in this thread is giving him practice that might 1 day help him get a serial kill off

King (Giving his opening statement): Ladies & gentlemen of the jury. Yes, we will stipulate that the defendant was observed by 15 Navy SEALs on a nighttime wilderness training exercise leaning over the victim’s body with the murder weapon in his hand cutting out his internal organs and eating them. However, none of them actually saw him kill the victim. My client insists that he was just out on a midnight stroll in the middle of nowhere trying to find something to eat. It’s at the time that he came across the victim’s body, which he viewed as a good source of protein, and concluded that it would be wrong for it to go to waist. After you view all of the evidence, you must come to the conclusion that this was all just a misunderstanding between my client & the Navy SEALs & find him not guilty.

The Judge (After the jury has returned from its deliberations): Ladies & Gentlemen of the jury, how do you find the defendant?

Jury Foreman: We the jury find the defendant not guilty!

Originally Posted by Tned

Announcers today said it was p the same injury that sidelined brees for 6 games or so, which was a ligament in hus throwing hand. They said Lock had a 70% tear of that ligament.

Let's try that with a few less typos.

Announcers today said it was the same injury that sidelined Brees for 6 games or so, which was a ligament tear in his throwing hand. They said Lock had a 70% tear of that ligament and he spent time in a cast as the tear healed.

So, in the last two years Elway has brought us a potential QBoTF, Sutton, Lindsay, Fant, Risner, Chubb, Kareem Jackson, AJ Johnson, Purcell, and several others that have a ton of potential.

Cugal, would you say he has figured it out? I mean, is he the best GM in the NFL?

I'll hang up and listen.

Originally Posted by slim

So, in the last two years Elway has brought us a potential QBoTF, Sutton, Lindsay, Fant, Risner, Chubb, Kareem Jackson, AJ Johnson, Purcell, and several others that have a ton of potential.

Cugal, would you say he has figured it out? I mean, is he the best GM in the NFL?

I'll hang up and listen.

Dont forget to add the like 3 3rd picks we will have and maybe a few comp picks.

Originally Posted by underrated29

Dont forget to add the like 3 3rd picks we will have and maybe a few comp picks.

Dremont Jones is gonna beast. I can feel it.

Originally Posted by underrated29

Dont forget to add the like 3 3rd picks we will have and maybe a few comp picks.

Don't forget to add two SB appearances, four division titles and a SB win...

Originally Posted by Tned

Don't forget to add two SB appearances, four division titles and a SB win...

Is Elway the best GM in NFL history?

Originally Posted by slim

Is Elway the best GM in NFL history?

You have to draft guys like Von Miller to be in that conversation.

Originally Posted by Timmy!

You have to draft guys like Von Miller to be in that conversation.

I think finding guys like Malik Jackson in the 5th or Danny Trevathan in the 6th is equally impressive!

Originally Posted by slim

Is Elway the best GM in NFL history?

He's the next Bill Walsh.

Originally Posted by Timmy!

You have to draft guys like Von Miller to be in that conversation.

So, you have to GM losing teams, to get first and second round picks to be a great GM. Sad thing is that many people look at it that way.

Remember all the raving on here about how we needed to be more like the Raider's front office a couple years ago? 14 years of top 10, and mostly top 5 picks, they have one winning season, and they are the "model" to follow.

Originally Posted by Tned

He's the next Bill Walsh.

Was he a GM?

I prefer to think of him as the first John Elway. He is the bar that all other GMs should be measured against.