Originally Posted by manchambo:
You're just repeating yourself at this point. I'm not going to bother, other than to say that the Chiefs being the best team in the league does not affect my sense of self worth at all.
So what if I'm just repeating myself. Is that any worse than you trying to employ your rules for radicals tactics?
The Chiefs success must be affecting you in some manner, otherwise you wouldn't be here yammering away in the manner that you do. [Reply]
Look, the Broncos are decent to good this year. Nix has been improving every week. Their D is legit.
I dunno, honestly, the Broncos seem to be on the right track. As long as we have Mahomes though, I don't think this will matter much, but it's good for Donkey fans. Anything is better than the abysmal play from the Donks since they lost 5-head. [Reply]
I did tell manchumpo that on the Chiefs fans side, we have the reality that Andy Reid's tenure as Chiefs HC from 2013 to the present is unmatched by any time period in Donkeys history & it was done without any of the Donkeys cheating tactics.
It's also dawned on me that Hank Stram's tenure during the 10-year history of the AFL (3 AFL titles, 2 SB appearances, 1 SB victory) is also unmatched by any time period in Donkeys history & it was also done without any of the Donkeys cheating tactics. [Reply]
Crossing your chest and grabbing the opposite shoulders with your hands is an interesting body posture. Is he protecting himself from the cold new evils that now dwell at the old corral [Reply]
Not sure about him crossing his arms, but he does look and somewhat sounds pretty worn out. Bo's only been in town four months officially, six months overall, and, like Manning, John of course would have to call ahead to clear a visit - otherwise their mere presence disrupts the fans, media, players and staff.
Popped into this thread on an old page, talking about John's all-time ranking and 1987 League MVP award. I've always wondered about that award, but looking here the answer seems obvious:
Rice and Montana split their vote.
The page or two where I popped in, and this page I think miss Elway's true accomplishments:
1) Day he retired, he had won more games, and started more SBs than any other QB 2) In 15 years as full-time starter, advanced to seven AFCCGs and 5 Super Bowls 3) Signed on as Broncos GM in 2011. In his third year, with eight offensive starters his own acquisitions, Broncos fielded the greatest offense in League history in 2013 (won AFCCG, lost SB) 4) Two years later, fielded an historic defense, all 11 starters and four subs w/ most snaps all Elway acquisitions, won SB.
Elway's stats definitely take some of the luster off Elway's career, but check this out:
Everybody knows Aaron Rodgers career stats are better than Elway's - significantly better in most every category: Comp.%, yards, TD passes, Ints, on and on. Yet it happens their career W-L records (reg season, updated this week) records are virtually identical:
