Denver Broncos: The Most Unreal Lucky Play In Their History

I can’t believe what I just saw, the most unreal play in the history of the Denver Broncos. I just got through watching a very bad game between the Bengals and Broncos, not only was it bad, but the ending was pure BS.

I don’t even know what to say about that, so I will let you Broncos fans enjoy your 12-7 win over the Bengals, I’m sure you guys are going crazy right now, but wow, I still can’t believe what I saw.

I bet the Bengals fans that went to the game are pissed off, I’m not even a Bengals fan and I’m pissed off, the damn Bengals suck, they had no right to win that game and the ending proved why.

It just goes to show you how much emotion is put into these games, one second you are on top of the world happy, then the next you are sad and mad aka a Bengal fan.

 

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Jay Cutler Shows Pat Bowlen and Josh Mcdonkey What Time It Is

The stage was set, Horse fans from all over the state of Colorado came to boo their once beloved QB Jay Cutler. Fans dressed up in baby costumes with pacifiers in their mouths, there was people with signs, and the stadium was rocking. This was the chance for pay back.

However, Horse fans, Jay Cutler isn’t the one to be mad at. It’s Josh McDonkey for running Cutler out of town with trying to trade Cutler for Cassel.

In fact by the end of the season, those hate signs for Jay Cutler will turn into Fire Josh McDonkey signs.

Before the game, I predicted the first half score to be 21-3.

I was only off four points as Jay Cutler lead the Chicago Bears to an 17-3 halftime lead.

Cutler was on point as he went 15/21 for 144 yards and 1 touchdown pass.

Cutler was able top pick apart the Horses defense, they could not stop him as on Cutler final drive of the night he went 98 yards.

Cutler was unfazed by the Horse fan noise as, Cutler has said public that he feels the Horse fans on scale of noise is only a six out of 10. Plus you throw in that fact that he owns that stadium even if he is on the visiting team.

The Chicago Bears have found themselves a franchise QB, Jay Cutler will end his career in Chicago, and that franchise will be able to build around Cutler. The trade of a couple draft picks will never amount to the skill level of Jay Cutler.

It was on first hand display in front of Denver owner Pat Bowen as he had to sit and watch Jay Cutler out play Kyle Orton.

Will Kyle Orton end his career in Denver? Who knows? Is Kyle Orton someone you call a franchise QB? once again who knows?

Kyle Orton for the third straight week didn’t impress, he had his chance to show Horse fans why things would be ok, across the field was the same Chicago Bears team who didn’t want him, however, once again Kyle Orton failed.

Where is the heart? Kyle Orton had to come out the game with a chipped finger nail? Tony Romo played last season with a broken hand, and you mean to tell me not only did Kyle Orton come out the game with five mins left in the second half but had to go to the locker room?

What ever happened to just whipping the blood off and putting some tape around the finger.

Kyle Orton looked soft, while Jay Cutler looked great, Cutler was hitting passes left and right and you can really see how he makes other players around him better, Greg Olson, Matt Forte, Devin Hester, all of these players become better with playing with Cutler.

The look on Josh McDonkey face while Jay Cutler was ripping apart his defense while Kyle Orton was in the locker room for his finger was priceless.

Pat Bowlen must be second guessing himself.

It’s not the system, it’s the players in the system.

Kyle Orton is not the answer.

Jay Cutler just took a dump on the whole state of Colorado.

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Attention Raiders Fans: Sneak Peek at Kyle Orton and Denver a Must See

I will keep this article short and sweet as the video I’m about to post will say more than anything I could.

The video you are about to see is from the Denver Broncos practice held Thursday, August 6.

The reason why I’m posting this is because so far this offseason I’ve heard Broncos fans defend Orton, Mcdonkey, and the rest of that weak-ass Broncos team.

This is the first time I have seen Orton’s arm in a Broncos jersey.  I understand it’s only a practice, but this a must-view for all Raiders fans who have yet to see a preview of the Broncos.

All Raiders fans who read this article and watch this video, please comment your thoughts.

 

DENVER BRONCOS INVESCO FIELD TRAINING CAMP AUG 6TH, 2009

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9GpukIWC6Uk&feature=channel_page

 

I’m a Raiders Fan and I Hate the Denver Horses, Pt. 1

I ride with the sliver and black, Oakland California, home of the grand daddy, you square-ass fucks, and in the Bay Area, we ain’t on that punk rock sqaure Denver Horse bullshit, you feel me? Over here it’s Town Bizness.

Even though it’s June, it’s never to early to ride on Denver Horse fans.

Let me begin by saying this is directed towards all Denver fans on Bleacher Report. When it comes to Oakland, Denver fans get no love.

 

Offense

Denver fans sit and here and try to explain why they will be better off without Jay Cutler and Brandon Marshall, the soon-to-be traded WR.

But you know what? No one gives a fuck. Denver overall is a team for squares, ya’ll logo is a damn orange horse, that’s wack, just like Kyle Orton. Matter fact if I hear Kyle Orton name one more time I think i’m going to puke.

Bring Kyle Orton poodle ass into Oakland, I love the fact that zero, I mean zero Horse fans followed Kyle Orton last season nor the Chicago Bears. The fact that Horse fans didn’t even watch Kyle Orton play every week, but now they act like this guy will have a break out year.

News flash, this isn’t the New England Pats, Randy Moss, Wes Welker, etc aren’t on this team. If and when the Horses lose Brandon Marshall, who will be the No. 1 WR for the Denver Horses? Hmmm…let’s take a look.

Brandon Lloyd, Eddie Royal, Brandon Stokley, and Jabar Gaffney

You guys can’t be serious, without Brandon Marshall all those guys suck, the reason why Eddie Royal and Brandon Stokley are decent is because there able to go against 2nd and 3rd CB’s.

Plus the damn fact that Jay Cutler, a pro bowl QB was throwing the ball, the Broncos threw the football over 600 times last season, all of the WR’s numbers are coming down. Eddie Royal won’t have 90 catches, Stokley won’t have 50.

I still don’t know who you guys are trying to scare with Brandon Lloyd, I’m guessing because he was on the Bears last season? I don’t know, but I guess he will be your No. 1 or 2 WR once Marshall is gone.

Brandon Marshall is the reason why those guys get open. Horse fans are so damn dumb I swear. I hope Brandon Marshall gets traded, he is to good of a player to have to deal with a franchise that is bound to lose in 2009-2010, why else would he DEMAND a trade out of sorry ass Denver. Marshall puts up back to back pro bowl seasons, and yet Denver refuses to give him a 4 year 40 million contract. I really hope he gets to shine on a better team.

Next let’s take a look at the 2009-2010 Denver Horses running backs, drum-roll please, drum-roll please…

Correll Buckhalter, a long time backup who is pure hot garbage, so bad the Eagles dropped him and brought in a rookie to backup Brian Westbrook, I can’t stop laughing, Correll Buckhalter, wow. That’s a game changer…. NOT

Lamont “I haven’t done a damn thing since 2005, and its 2009, I was overrated as a backup to Curtis Martin, I get slower every year was cut from the Raiders because Justin Fargas was better, went to New England but was cut from there, and now my old coach is now the new coach of the Broncos so I think I will play there and suck even worse then I did last season” Jordan

I really don’t know what to say about that, Lamont Jordan on the Denver Horses, that right there is a perfect match up, a sucker playing for a sucker ass team.

And last but not least.

With the 12 overall pick in the 2009 NFL draft the Denver Broncos select Brain Orakpo from Texas…

Wait, wait, wait….

You mean to tell me, the damn horses select Knowshon Moreno, what kind of bullshit ass pick is that? Whatever, Horse fans will defend him to the end, so I guess we’ll just have to wait and see on Moreno.

Corell, Lamont, and Knowshon…YEEEAAAAAAAHHHHHHHH BUDDY!

Ryan Harris sucks.

 

Defense

Ryan McBean, Ronald Fields, Kenny Peterson, Carlton Powell, Marcus Thomas, Darell Reid…

What do these guys all have in common?

They all suck.

This could be the worst D Line unit in the league, a bunch of no namers who are fixing to get ran on like a ripper on the Vegas strip.

Robert Ayers, I mean you guys can’t be serious, Robert Ayers? We have another Jarvis Moss in the making, go back two years ago, and I promise Denver Horse fans was like, Jarvis Moss is the truth, I’m so glad we drafted Jarvis Moss, I’m going to go get me a Jarvis Moss jersey, I wonder if Jarvis Moss is related to Randy Moss, Jarvis Moss is the next Julius Peppers.

Robert Ayers isn’t the answer, ya’ll passed on Orakpo for Moreno, remember that Horse fans.

What do Elvis Dumervil and Alphonso Smith have in common? THEY ARE THE SAME HEIGHT! Both are 5’9″ with shoes on hahaha…

Speaking on Alphonso Smith, Josh Mcdonald, just had to have Smith, he was a can’t miss player I guess, worth a 2010 first-round draft pick? Well since the Horses won’t be making the playoffs, and won’t be doing better then 8-8, that first round pick next season will be worth a lot. Horse fans are going to be wishing for that pick next season…

Alphonso won’t start, Andre Goodman, Josh Bell, and Jack Williams are better then Alphonso, and those 3 players I just listed sucked.

NEWS FLASH, NEWS FLASH, NEWS FLASH… Champ Bailey is getting old, Champ is slowing down, lacks tackles, interceptions, and will be lucky not to get hurt again this season…

Next on the list… DJ Williams… hold on… I can’t speak bad on DJ, as DJ is from the Bay Area, he’s the best player on your defense and hes from the bay area California? hmm… think about it.

Andra Davis a nice pick up, nothing bad to say about him.

Renaldo… no I’m not talking about a Brazilian soccer player, I’m talking about Renaldo Hill, weak ass Renaldo Hill from Miami, he’s garbage.

Brain Dawkins will bring that much needed fear to the Horses secondary…

To bad he’s 6-8 years pass his prime.

His best years are in Philly, if Dawkins was still the player he used to be, then he would still be in Philly. Honestly, I think Denver is the only team in the NFL that wanted a 36 year old safety, oldest safety in the league?

Matt Prater? 25-for-34? 73 percent last season? How do you say garbage in Spanish?

Brett Kem sucks

 

Coaching Staff

Three mikes

Mike McCoy –  looks like a geek, who’s calling the offense McCoy or McDonald

Mike Nolan – how did he do with the 49ers again? I can see it now, Mcdonald yelling at Mike Nolan asking whats going on with the defense, why can’t we stop anyone only to see Nolan just standing there looking puzzled

Mike Priefer- The Horses hire the Chiefs old Spiecal teams coach, wow.

Dan Martindale – The Horses hire the Raiders old linebacker coach, haha this just gets better and better.

Josh McDonald – the man who drove Jay Cutler and Brandon Marshall out of town.

 

Cheerleaders

What do Denver cheerleaders have in common with the mascot?

THEY BOTH LOOK LIKE HORSES!

I don’t think I ever seen a more ugly cheerleading squad, it look like a bunch of crackhead rippers in orange and blue, looks like you got your girls from the 99 cent store, them girls need to put masks on there faces, they so ugly, if Austin Powers and Cher was to have daughters they would look like Denver’s cheerleaders.

 

Horse Fans

Fake, Fake, Fake, they wear there hats with Horses on them, go to the games and eat their cheese sandwiches with the crust cut off, they sip on coffee while sitting in INVESCO field, they were there bright orange t shirts looking like they should be working on the side of the road picking up trash off the ground.

They think Denver is better then what they really are, Denver fans aren’t loyal, look how fast they turned on Jay Cutler, Mike Shanahan, and Brandon Marshall.

Denver fans are cry babies

Denver fans get they ass beat when they come to Oakland wearing there white Broncos jerseys.

Denver fans get barbecued Ribs thrown at them.

Denver fans get socked in the mouth for even talking in Oakland.

Denver fans are scared of the Black hole.

Denver fans hate on Oakland because they know we are the better franchise with the better history.

Denver fans know the Raiders have gotten much better this season then they where last season when Oakland beat them, I mean blew them out 31-10 in mile high.

Denver fans know JaMarcus Russell is the truth, and have seen first hand what JaMarcus can do, if not go back to Ashley Lelie week 12. 31-10.

Denver has the worst fans in the AFC WEST, maybe NFL besides Lions.

Denver hasn’t done anything since John Elway was around, the last time John Elway was on a videogame was Sega Genesis 1998.

Denver fans dress up in horse gear,  enough said.

Denver fans scream and rooted for Jay Cutler last season, now they hate him and call him a baby.

Denver fans think Robert Ayers is the next big thing, when really he is the next Jarvis Moss.

Denver fans wear paper bags over there heads.

Denver fans are like ugly girls, only old free agents want to be with them.

Denver fans believe Lamont Jordan and Correll Buckhalter are the answer. Knowshon Moreno is the future face of the franchise, lol.

How many Denver fans does it take to screw a lightbulb?  WAIT A SECOND THERE ARE NO DENVER FANS!! (expect B/R ones)

Denver fans think there team will go 9-7 lol

Denver fans will grow there beard out like Kyle Orton lol

Denver fans think Alphonso Smith is just as good as Antiono Winfield lol

Denver fans will boo 2,489 times by the 6th game  of the season

Denver fans hate Oakland, they say Oakland is full of thugs, drugs, pimps, players, macs, rappers, purple weed, land where they get hyphy, swing there whips, get stupid, act a nut, go dummy, on one, will stomp your car out… and Denver fans are right.

Denver fans are L7

Denver fans look like sayre lol

Denver fans considerd themsleve high class, haha

Denver fans are soft

Denver fans are wack

Denver fans don’t want to see the Black Hole in a fight. They will get stomped.

 

City of Denver

Northern California, smash on the whole state of Colorado, end of subject, ya’ll get all your game from us, we got the most style, best fans, die hard Raider Nation, Sliver and Black, best colors in the NFL, best staduim yeah i said it, I dont care if it old, grimey, and dirty it’s the black hole, you beezy.

Denver aint shit, edgewater weak, Englewood weak, Aurora weak, Glendale weak, Arvada weak, Wheat ridge weak, Lake Wood, Lake Side, Westminster, all of that is wack.

This is California cutty

Yay Area

Town Bizness

Get on BART wearing that Orange Horse shit and get scraped

Come in the parking lot wearing that Orange Horse shit and get scraped

Sit in the black hole in that Orange Horse shit and get scraped.

Orange in a sea of black…

I’ll go straight to Invesco Field, in all Raiders gear from head to toe, with a Raiders hat, a Kirk Morrison jersey, a Raiders starter jacket, Black jeans, Raiders shoes, Raiders flag, waving that shit from left to right ready to who ride on the Horses like we did last season 31-10 week 12.

Horse fans won’t say a word.

2009-2010 Week 3 live and direct from East Oakland California, its super bad for the Denver Horses I promise ya’ll.

Pt. 2 coming soon…

Trading Brandon Marshall Away Is the Only Option Left for Denver

In one of the worst offseasons in Denver Broncos history, devastating news continues to break with Pro Bowl star WR Brandon Marshall requesting a trade. For the Denver Broncos, their only option left is to meet Marshall’s demands and place him on the open trade market.

The more time this story goes on, the worse it makes the Denver Broncos look. The franchise has become a laughingstock, as they are on the verge of trading away two young, talented, Pro Bowl players in one offseason.

The reason why Marshall is demanding a trade in his final year of his four-year rookie contract is very simple. This is Marshall’s last chance to cash out for big money and a long-term deal.

If Marshall doesn’t get the extension now and was to play the final year of his rookie contract, in 2010 he would become a restricted free agent. In that case, all Denver would have to do is franchise tag him, meaning Marshall wouldn’t get the security of a long-term deal nor the guaranteed money.

Marshall is considered around the NFL to be a top 10 WR in this league, yet there are 50 current NFL WRs who make more than Marshall’s $2 million per year.

Marshall would like to be paid the same as top WRs make in this league.

Think about this: In 2008 the Buffalo Bills signed Lee Evans to a four-year, $37.25 million dollar contract with $18.25 million guaranteed. Evans became the third highest paid WR in the NFL behind Larry Fitzgerald and Steve Smith.

Lets compare the four players’ stats for the last two seasons.

 

Fitzgerald

2008: 96 catches, 1,431 yards, 12 TD

2007: 100 catches, 1,409 yards, 10 TD

 

Smith

2008: 78 catches, 1,421 yards, 6 TD

2007: 87 catches, 1,002 yards, 7 TD

 

Evans

2008: 63 catches, 1,017 yards, 3 TD

2007: 55 catches, 849 yards, 5 TD

 

Marshall

2008: 104 catches, 1,265 yards, 6 TD

2007: 102 catches, 1,325 yards, 7 TD

 

As you can clearly see, Marshall’s numbers for the last two seasons are as good as any WR in the NFL, yet he doesn’t make anywhere close to the other top WRs.

If I were Marshall, there is no way I would play this upcoming season for $2 million. I would hold out and demand a trade.

There is a great chance that if Marshall comes back for this upcoming season, his numbers will drop, meaning his value would as well in terms of getting a long-term deal. Kyle Orton isn’t Jay Cutler, and the Broncos offense will be much different this season: new plays, new terms, new players, new everything.

Broncos fans are calling Brandon Marshall a baby and stupid for missing the mandatory mini-camps and OTAs because he is getting fined by Denver. This is the same ordeal that was going on with Cutler, as he was getting fined as well.

By Marshall going to the camps and playing and not holding out, he is losing on his last chance to gain a long-term deal and being paid as a top five WR in the NFL.

Well, you might ask, why wouldn’t the Broncos want to give Marshall a long-term extension and pay him millions of dollars to keep him in Denver?

Two words:

Risk and Gamble.

If Lee Evans was able to get a contract worth $37 million over four years, then how much do you think Brandon Marshall should get?

When things were going good for Terrell Owens in Dallas, Owens was able to get a contract worth $34 million for four years. Fast-forward one year later, and the Cowboys cut Owens, only to now see him playing in Buffalo under a one-year contact worth around $7 million. Risk and Gamble.

Marshall wants a three- to four-year deal worth $30-40 million. He feels his on-field performance should get him that type of deal, and really, if he doesn’t go for it now he won’t get it in the future.

Why wouldn’t the Broncos want to do anything in their power to keep Marshall no matter what the cost?

There are many reasons why the Broncos won’t give him that new contact. Let’s take a look at these five.

1. The Broncos want to milk every penny out of Marshall and force him to play for $2 million this season, and then next season talk about it.

2. The Broncos would like to see if he still is a top 10 WR in the NFL without Cutler and in Josh McDaniels’ new system.

3. Look at past players who signed large long-term deals (Michael Vick, Terrell Owens, Alex Smith…THE LIST GOES ON AND ON).

4. Marshall had offseason surgery on his hip and still is trying to rehab, so it’s not 100 percent certain he will be back at his Pro Bowl level.

5. The final and most important reason: Marshall’s track record with the law in the last three years as a Bronco.

* Has been ordered to get anger management counseling in exchange for having false imprisonment and domestic violence charges dropped.

* Has been sentenced to a year of probation after avoiding a likely DUI conviction by entering a guilty plea to driving while ability-impaired (after being pulled over with a reported blood-alcohol level of 0.116 in a state where the legal limit is 0.08).

* Still has two counts of simple battery charges pending due to alleged violence against former girlfriend Rasheedah Watley.

* Was suspended by the league for three games in 2008 (which was later reduced to one game after he complied with league requirements that included more counseling).

* Was arrested in March along with Michi Nogami-Campbell—just weeks after they were engaged—by an off-duty police officer who reportedly saw the pair hitting and kicking each other in public.

Really, there are no more options. The Denver Broncos franchise has taken many bad PR hits this year. If Marshall was to screw up again with the law, it would only lower his trade value. Broncos fans would just have to sit and wonder how in one offseason they lost their two best offensive players.

This is not the start new head coach Josh McDaniels wanted to get off to, but it is what it is.

What team is willing to give Brandon Marshall a long-term deal? When Marshall is one mess-up with the law from being suspended eight games, plus you add a bad hip, cuts on his arm, and the fact that his legal issues aren’t even behind him.

All in all, it spells a big headache for the Broncos, with the only option left to get rid of this guy. However, Denver won’t get anywhere near equal value.

Brandon Marshall doesn’t want to be a Bronco anymore.

The Broncos are in a very tough spot.

Denver Broncos Fans in State of Emergency

2009 only continues to get worst for Denver Broncos fans, not only have they lost there beloved head coach Mike Shanahan, franchise QB Jay Cutler, the Denver Broncos are on the verge of losing there star WR Brandon Marshall.

Who is to blame? Who should Broncos fans point there fingers at? What will all the thousands of Broncos fans do with there Jay Cutler jerseys?

What I love most about the Broncos fans is there state of denial.

Things have changed in Denver, the offense will be different, the play calling won’t be the same, Denver Broncos fans are left in the shadows without a clue on what there team will be like, all Broncos fans have now is hope.

Last season Jay Cutler threw the ball 616 times, second most in the NFL only behind Drew Brees who passed 635 times. Kyle Orton will be no where near 600 passing attempts this season.

Broncos fans get ready to bust your tissues out, there will be a lot of crying this season.

In 2008, the Broncos ranked 29th in overall defense, they gave up on average 28 points per game, where 30th in the league with 20 rushes over 20+ yards, where 32nd in the league with sixth runs over 40+ yards. To say this defense was bad is an under statement.

Key players lost have been QB Jay Cutler, CB Dre Bly, RB Selvin Young, LB Jamie Winborn, OT Erik Pears, in total the Denver Broncos have lost 23 players from last season roster.

Broncos fans will need to buy the programs before games just to know who is on there roster this season as they have added 21 new players plus the 10 new drafted players to there roster, granted that every single player won’t make the final roster, the Broncos will be much different then last season.

The list of key name players they Broncos have brought in are, QB Kyle Orton, QB Chris Simms, RB Correll Buckhalter, LB Andra Davis, S Brain Dawkins, WR Jabar Gaffney, RB Lamont Jordan, RB Knowshon Moreno, DE Robert Ayers, CB Alphonso Smith

The list goes on and on…

However will these players be better then last season 8-8 Denver Broncos? A Quick look into the Broncos season last year will show games that the Broncos where lucky to win.

Week Two San Diego Chargers 39-38 (Blown call)

Week Three New Orleans Saints 34-32 (Saints blew that game, miss FG)

Week Five Tampa Bay Bucs 16-13 (Bucs blew that game, another lucky Broncos win)

Week 10 Cleveland Browns 34-30 (another game Browns should of won)

Week 11 Atlanta Falcons 24-20 (Stole a game on the road)

Week 14 Kansas City Chiefs 24-17 (another close game)

 

Right there is six games from last season, in which the Denver Broncos escaped with lucky wins, a fumble here, a miss FG there, and the Broncos season is much different then the 8-8 season they had.

What kept the Broncos alive in these games was the play of QB Jay Cutler, if Broncos fans are going to sit here and argue that there offense wasn’t the reason why they won eight games last season then they are a lie, because it sure wasn’t there 29th ranked defense.

Last Season the Broncos where on the crisp of making the playoffs, until they lost there last three games of the season giving up 112 points in those three games and finishing the season out 8-8, oh how things would have been different if they made the playoffs last season.

The latest issue coming from the Denver Broncos camp is from there star WR Brandon Marshall who has requested a trade from Denver. Broncos fans, Broncos fans, Broncos fans, you can sit here and play if off like its no big deal, but really this is a major deal.

You can’t sit here and compare Marshall to Anquan Boldin or Chad Ochocinco. The reason why is because every player is different, just like every franchise is different as well.

When Jay Cutler ask for a trade Broncos fans said there was no way Denver would trade away the franchise QB, Broncos fans where wrong.

There are many reasons why Brandon Marshall is asking for a trade, one is because of Denver unwillingness to give Marshall a long term contract extension. If the Broncos really believe in Marshall as there future, then why not lock him down.

In Brandon Marshall’s eyes, his on-field performance has given him the right to demand for more money, if the Broncos aren’t willing to give him the money then he feels he should be traded to a team who will.

I believe Marshall has made many off-field mistakes, but in his eyes, his on-field efforts out weigh his court issues.

Something fans don’t see as well is the relationship players grow with other players, Marshall and Cutler had good chemistry, after the whole thing with Cutler, Marshall might not want to play under Josh McDaniels and Kyle Orton system.

What Broncos fans fail to understand is that for Brandon Marshall this is his last chance to earn big money. Marshall is in the final year of his contract, after next season Marshall will become an restricted free agent in 2010.

Meaning, the Denver Broncos will be able to place the franchise tag on him season after season, and there will be nothing Brandon Marshall can do expect hold-out.

In the eyes of Marshall his play has granted him money, and to say other teams wouldn’t want to add Brandon Marshall is wrong, just look at Terrell Owens, if a trade is the only option to bring a end to this, then best believe a trade will happen.

Broncos fans, they traded away the franchise QB, what makes you think they won’t trade away the star WR as well?

Think about this, McDaniels is a goof ball, does anyone remember him laughing while holding a throwback Jay Cutler jersey?

 

I mean Broncos fans, do you really trust this guy? McDaniels comes from the New England Pats system, a system in which they replace players all the time, and team becomes before player.

Just look at this guy’s goofy smile, he had all of you guys believing that Cutler wasn’t going anywhere.

It’s a very touchy subject, but anytime a player request to be traded its not a good thing, for the franchise, his teammates, or the fans.

To sit here and act like Brandon Marshall isn’t going anywhere, don’t be fooled, right now it’s fresh, but don’t be shocked if you turn on ESPN only to see Marshall on the move for some draft picks.

Broncos fans act like Marshall is losing major money by sitting out, OTA’s and Minicamps, but really, he is losing short term money in trying to gain a long term contract. It is the same thing that Jay Cutler did all over again, as Cutler lost money by not going to the OTA’s and Minicamps.

Also you must take in account that Brandon Marshall has already played three seasons in the NFL, this guy has millions of dollars enough money to the point where he isn’t broke by any means, the pressure is on the Denver Broncos either they want him or they don’t but the last time the Broncos had pressure on them they cracked.

Looking ahead to the Denver Broncos season in 2009-2010, it doesn’t look good. There schedule is brutal, time is ticking on this franchise as they are only a training camp and a few preseason games away from the regular season. The Broncos’ first two games of the season will go a long way into telling how good this team will be.

Let’s take a look into the Broncos season and predict some wins and losses.

Week One at Cincinnati  – L

Week Two Cleveland – W

Week Three at Oakland – L

Week Four Dallas – L

Week Five New England – L

Week Six (Monday Night Football) at San Diego – L

Week Seven -BYE-

Week Eight at Baltimore – L

Week Nine Pittsburgh – L

Week 10 at Washington – L

Week 11 San Diego – L

Week 12 New York Giants – L

Week 13 at Kansas City – L

Week 14 – Indianapolis – L

Week 15 Oakland – L

Week 16 at Philadelphia – L

Week 17 Kansas City – W

 

I predict the Denver Broncos to go 2-14, however they might steal a win here and there, so at best I will say the Broncos go 6-10.

The defense has improved from last season but still isn’t anywhere close to being a top 20 defense in the NFL. The Broncos lost there franchise QB Jay Cutler, who was there offense, bottom line.

Jay Cutler by himself was the reason why the Broncos where an 8-8 team last season, but things have changed, and no, the Denver Broncos won’t be 9-7 or 10-6. Sorry Broncos fans, but it looks like you guys will be at the bottom of the AFC West this season.

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