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Re: ESPN -- Broncos FIRE Josh McDaniels
All I have to say is, he destroyed one of the greatest yet obscure offenses in the modern era.
Hate Jay Cutler all you want, but when he's on, he is really on. Undefeated when his QB rating is over 100. Brandon Marshall - tears are flowing from his eyes that Chad Henne is now his QB. Eddie Royal - Potential star reduced to being perceived as a role player Brandon Stokley - will soon be forgotten forever. Very few will remember P. Manning's accolades about him. Peyton Hillis: He is one of the two Razorback RBs who have proven themselves ELITE(other being McFadden. Felix Jones. haha, Shelix Jones. Choice is the choice for Dallasss) Ryan Clady - still going strong Kory Lichtensteiger - forced to embarass himself playing G when he is clearly not cut for the task. Tony Scheffler - reduced to sharing time with Brandon Pettigrew
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Re: ESPN -- Broncos FIRE Josh McDaniels
Maybe they'll move fast and go for Harbaugh.
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Re: ESPN -- Broncos FIRE Josh McDaniels
Tubby is probably open to returning to Mile High.
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Re: ESPN -- Broncos FIRE Josh McDaniels
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Re: ESPN -- Broncos FIRE Josh McDaniels
I think the premise is simple: "MY TEAM. MY WAY. MY GUYS".
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Join Date: Feb 2004
Location: Seattle
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Re: ESPN -- Broncos FIRE Josh McDaniels
Oh WOW! Maybe they want Shanny back?
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Fire Bruce NOW
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Re: ESPN -- Broncos FIRE Josh McDaniels
Trade 'em Shanny for Champ Bailey and a second round pick.
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I think this was long overdue. Bowlen gave Son of Hoody wayyyy too much power, and he basically took apart an offense that was pretty good and really didn't need much change.
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Re: ESPN -- Broncos FIRE Josh McDaniels
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Re: ESPN -- Broncos FIRE Josh McDaniels
Vinny did it to us, stay tuned to see if the Redskins can be saved by Shanahan.
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Re: ESPN -- Broncos FIRE Josh McDaniels
Bill Walsh was a master GM along with being a master coach. Shanahan the GM pales in comparison to Walsh.
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Join Date: Oct 2008
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Re: ESPN -- Broncos FIRE Josh McDaniels
who the hell would do such a thing!!!***end sarcasm
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Re: ESPN -- Broncos FIRE Josh McDaniels
Bring him in as our TE coach to replace Embree. How ironic would that be? 2 ex Broncos coaches that were fired working together.
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Re: ESPN -- Broncos FIRE Josh McDaniels
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The big problem there was historically bad defense which, you know, was the problem when McDaniels got there. Easy to say now that he should have never fired Mike Nolan, but I have to imagine that a huge internal conflict caused that departure because that defense was terrible before Nolan got there and was terrible after he left. Kind of funny that what ultimately got McDaniels canned also got Shanahan canned two years before that.
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