den vs kc

very much so

u need turnoves to beat us the dink and dunk will drive u mad at times

The 6-0 start was all about earning respect. We were underdogs in every game except for cleveland. This team played as a unit and wanted to “take it” (respect). They did. Once they got to 6-0 and beat the chargers, we had our bye. That gave everyone a full week to think about all the great things that had been done.

All of a sudden, we lose two in a row. Denver rolls into washington with a great gameplan, great cohesivness and starts to whoop up on the skins. Then Orton went down. We found out how inept Simms is and took our third straight loss. So, all week, leading up to the chargers, Simms took practice reps while Orton let his ankle heal. SD destroyed us because we got behind early and had to pass the ball. We had no balance because we were out of the game early, thanks to Simms. Also, turnovers didn’t help.

Last week, I think we finally saw the team that we should be. A team that feels slighted by the media and the rest of the NFL. Hopefully, we continue to feel that way and play cohesively. If we can do that, we may even make some noise in the playoffs.

could he be a roster casualty next year?

We have him lined up with Marshall, Stokely, and Gaffney (sometimes scheffler). I think that eventually, McD might like him in the slot, where Stokely plays. McD has said al season that he has taught his QBs to take what is given to them. If Royal isn’t open, someone else is.

As a broncos fan, I’ve seen that McD usually keys a different player every week. It seems that there is a defensive rotation, as far as who they are going to cover. One week the defense may try to stop the receivers, so Scheffler gets open. The next, they may try and take away the middle of the field, so Marshall gets open.

I don’t feel that Royal isn’t doing a good job, but maybe Orton feels more comfortable with Marshall. I’m not sure. Maybe his kick returning may affect his wide receiving in the offense. I’m not sure. I do know that he has been injured, the last few weeks. That has definitely hurt his production.

the biggest reson is mcd does not know how to use eddie kyle does not look for him on a conteidnt basis gaffly and slockly are better fits for the system

someone should green that i understand that thinking as much as i am on here u chiefs fans show a lot of class and understanding and i always have more fun with chiefs fans evan before i found this stie they are a lot of chiefs fans in arkansas in the northwest corner littie rock and in pockets around the state they know their football and i respect that i have become a bigger fan of the nfl in gernal because of these blogs because i have buddies on most every blog evan oakland i just beleave in showing repect toward every blog

“attempt” just about sums it up for many of us. That is the perfect word to use in this situation. During the MHR game threads, there is always extreme jubilation every time there is a “cutlerception”.

You just don’t know what you got til it’s gone. I guess I never really realized how many redzone interceptions we had until I saw how many Chicago has this season. 20 interceptions is insane with quite a few games to go.

There is nothing more fun (or sad) than looking at the WCG threads and watch them self destruct with each redzone possession. I’ve been there and done that and it’s nice to see it happen to another team (although I feel bad for the bears fans, every now and then). Really, the guys at WCG don’t deserve to have this kind of pain, but at least the pain isn’t in Denver.

If only we could send Cutler to the super sparklers………..

Anyways, our first round draft pick gets better and better with each cutlerception, since we have the bears pick.

if the Broncos were as bad as the MSM hoped they would be – it would have been even better.

But now…I am more interested in seeing Cutler fail for the first round draft pick we get next year.

1) We like him. He’s a good coach. Knows his stuff. Seems to have the players emotionally invested in him (Marshall fist pump, Dawkins calling him “sir”). He is definitely the breath of fresh air that the Broncos and fans needed.

2) I’d say that quite a bit of the defensive success is Mike Nolan. Obviously, Nolan is known for coaching great defenses, so McD would be foolish to try and get in the way of that. McD hand picked Nolan and it ended up working out for both parties. McD got a great defensive coordinator and Nolan got a position where he can re-earn his respect in the NFL.

3) I think that it will help more from a tendency perspective. McD knows what he taught Cassel and knows what Cassel struggled with. Obviously, he’ll tell Nolan a few things that he think may be effective, defensively, against Cassel and hopefully it works out for us. I don’t think that it will be a case where McD can figure out every play call, because, like you said, there is a different system. I do think that they will be able to game plan a little better than other QBs just based on the fact that McD and Cassel have been around each other so much.

4) I’m very satisfied. He’s had a few more turnovers than we would have liked, but some of them were just unfortunate. One was the fumble at the goal line where the ball hit Russ Hochstein’s knee and another was where he got blasted by Ed Reed right after catching the ball. Overall, I’m happy with him. He’s playing like a first round RB should play.

He is a very hard runner and very slippery in space. Last week, he just about broke some Giants’ ankles with a dirty spin move in the back field. He’s a good back. It’s just a matter of time before he gets that 100 yard game.

1 thoughts on mcd – we are very benind him to me if we fisher 9-7 10-6 he win shouild e coach of the year 2 i say 25 perent because nolan know D and i think he is bring a spingboard for mcd being a ex-head coach 3 becuse he knows cassel good bad tendencys 4 i said moreno will be like ardin pereon before the year at mhr and right now he is getting better each game

and lose in Den

c’mon man!

Sounds like a wonderful place :)