A very non-shitty Raiders team that had imposed its will upon the Jets last week no less.
did you watch the Bills come back against a very non-shitty raiders team last week?
I did.
Brandon Marshall can make me look good if I start heaving enough footballs at him.
You're such a tool. Nobody in Denver even saw it coming, once McD said he wanted to trade cutler they were like "WWHAA" WTF. Nobody in the media wanted Cutler gone and everyone was surprised and pissed off when it happened.
The national media is so full of fucking shit that now everyone thinks they know jack about what happened and the bottom line is, you have no idea wtf you're talking about.
Was it a case where the fans hated McDaniels more than Cutler, though? I'd certainly be hard-pressed to find a coach who screwed up his team more than him in such a short time.
Exactly, which is who made Orton look good the year after but it was OK for you to use that argument when it suits you? Orton looked like shit last year without BMarsh but its OK for you to say how good he looked with him? He makes every QB look good.
Yet another thing Josh McDouchebag did, don't even get me started on Peyton Hillis.
Um last year he had like 150 less yards and one less TD throwing to Brandon Lloyd instead. And he played a coulple less games with an ankle injury. I'd say that's quite an accomplishment.
Do you even know what you are rambling on about?
Why do you keep throwing out numbers like it matters? Stats are bullshit. We went 4-12 last season, the second worst team in the league. Thats the only stat that matters.
Most points and most yards allowed. And that's your QB's fault? One man doesn't make or break a team. Unless his name is Peyton Manning.
You keep dogging him, but Orton looked good when he was at Chicago. He looked good with Brandon Marshall too. I think he just needs better protection and maybe some better receivers and line coaching. I watched some of his quick throws and he's definitely got good timing, mechanics, and stands in the pocket. I know that game Sunday wasn't as close as it looked because Tennessee made a bunch of lame moves (penalties primarily), but that goes to show how agressive the defense was. The only reason is because Hasselbeck put up another 300+ yard game to make up for it.It looks like we'll be as bad this year so this will be the last year of Orton, and thats all that matters to me.
Most points and most yards allowed. And that's your QB's fault? One man doesn't make or break a team. Unless his name is Peyton Manning.
I don't watch the Broncos much, but that could easily be the QB's fault. A lot of 3 and outs, picks, pick sixes, fumbles, etc lead to more points for the other team, more scoring opportunities, and more yards allowed.
A bad offense (typical of a bad QB) will also cause the defense to be on the field more, tiring out the defense, leading to more offense by the opposing team.
You keep dogging him, but Orton looked good when he was at Chicago. He looked good with Brandon Marshall too. I think he just needs better protection and maybe some better receivers and line coaching. I watched some of his quick throws and he's definitely got good timing, mechanics, and stands in the pocket. I know that game Sunday wasn't as close as it looked because Tennessee made a bunch of lame moves (penalties primarily), but that goes to show how agressive the defense was. The only reason is because Hasselbeck put up another 300+ yard game to make up for it.
It makes you wonder what would have happened had Fox decided to kick that field goal rather than try to gamble....but apparently he hasn't learned his lesson:
http://www.denverpost.com/broncos/ci_18984123
Since there's no Week 4 thread, I'll pose here.
How many quarters will Tony Romo last before Suh knocks him out? D: