Thread: Broncos Gameday Thread: Broncos vs Raiders 09/10/23

Originally Posted by GEM

Should have just kept Maher. I don't see the playoffs in the near future and that's where he sucked.

That's gonna leave a mark.

Originally Posted by GEM

Should have just kept Maher. I don't see the playoffs in the near future and that's where he sucked.

This is world class humor.

Originally Posted by Elevation inc

LMAO I laugh some thought we were gonna blast the raiders. Like a lot really thought SP was the key. He is gonna be fine and Denver will eventually be good but Paton didn't do very well with this roster and were already stacking injuries yet again....I'm not surprised at all by this.

We have no pass rush, we cant cover any underneath route for shit, our OL/DL depth is non existent and weak. Cush is an absolute scrub, Bolles is not close to 100%. Our High priced FA RT is not a great pass blocker. Our TE's are junk, and our CB's are question marks outside PS2 oh and we have no kicker. Nothing has changed the roster just isn't that great.

Offense looked a little more competent, and we stopped the run. That's it that's the positives from yesterday. Still glaring holes all over this team just like a few of us have said for awhile now....

Paton is a far better GM than Payton, it’s not particularly close either. The best players on this roster had nothing to do with Sean Payton.

Sean Payton the HC is Top 5, Sean Payton the OC/Play-caller is Elite.

That on-side kick WORKED, Da fug are people complaining about there? That CB Payton the GM had to hive cost Payton the HC bigtime, #1 has shit for brains, put blame where it belongs.

If you find yourself agreeing with Mark Kizla you should reassess your life, real talk.

Originally Posted by Jaded

This is world class humor.

GEM is world class, period.

And Kiszla is trash.

Wished they would had won. Really Payton instills in discipline. Just hope they can win next time around.

Originally Posted by Jaded

Paton is a far better GM than Payton, it’s not particularly close either. The best players on this roster had nothing to do with Sean Payton.

They both are not very good at player evaluating. If they were our roster would be more talented.....

Originally Posted by Elevation inc

They both are not very good at player evaluating. If they were our roster would be more talented.....

Has the roster improved from last season?

I think so. Only so much can be fixed in a season within the limits of the CBA/Cap, etc

Justin Simmons wasn’t totally sure live, but upon video review he sees nothing wrong with his hit on Las Vegas quarterback Jimmy Garoppolo in the first quarter Sunday.

The Broncos’ veteran safety crashed in to try to stop Garoppolo from getting a first down on the Raiders’ opening drive. He lunged forward with his helmet and was flagged for a personal foul. Garoppolo rolled over and held his head after the play and exited the game for two snaps after the NFL’s spotter had him removed for a concussion evaluation.

Vegas took a timeout before third-and-goal as Garoppolo got cleared, allowing him to return to the game and throw a touchdown pass to Jakobi Meyers.

The video shows Simmons ducking his head, but making contact with either his helmet or his shoulder in Garoppolo’s midsection and then hitting his own teammate, outside linebacker Frank Clark.

rest - https://www.denverpost.com/2023/09/1...lo-hit-acting/

Ya I saw that in game.... His helmet was no where near Garobabolololololols head.

Those dreamy eyes cannot be allowed to get legit dreamy.

Originally Posted by Davii

Has the roster improved from last season?

I think so. Only so much can be fixed in a season within the limits of the CBA/Cap, etc

No not really I think maybe 3 spots were actually upgraded RT, LG and Backup RB. We are still a very avg. talented team with very little depth at any position, and many of our so called starters shouldn't be starters.

One week in, this team looks like it hasn't changed. They still can't score 20 points. They don't make the clutch plays, especially late and we still have few difference-makers because we traded them for veterans. At least we had McManus. Now we've got Klutz who, after a few more screw-ups will join Ka'imi Fairbairn as PKs who choke when it matters most.