Did anyone else want to pay him 20 mil per year?

Seems like every team who's starving at qb is in a position to draft one or put themselves into position by moving up to get one.
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Who cares how many young players a team has if they aren't actually playing? The two links I provided addressed the most important issue, that is, how old is the team on average, and how old are the players who are actually playing?
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Are you ****ing retarded?

I’m talking about the young talent on your team because the subject was your GM’s shit drafting, and in particular over the past 4-5 years. If it were “very respectable” like you so ignorantly think, you’d actually have some.
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Not an insult. An observation. I’m not here to argue or offend any of the many people here I like. In my lifetime Denver has been to 8 Super Bowls and had the decency to wait until I was of drinking age to win their 3. They’re 29-13 in the playoffs. Have had a hell of a lot more winning seasons than losing. They’re currently paying the price we all knew we’d have to pay for Peyton’s two SBs with one win. And I’m happy to pay it.

There is simply nothing anyone could say that would make me want to trade places with any other team.
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You are so obviously deflecting. He clearly was pointing out that ElFraud hasn't drafted a pro bowler in recent years. You couldn't answer his question, so you deflected. Around here, we call that a tap out.
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BS, it was a confusing question which could be read two different ways.
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Kase Keesum may have been the #2 FA quarterback available. That doesn't make him any good. Good quarterbacks aren't able to become free agents. They are franchise tagged and signed back to their original team, or else they are traded. Minnesota saw first hand what Keesum brought to the table and elected to let him walk. At best, Keesum is a poor man's Alex Smith. But most likely, he is a modest improvement over Trevor Semen at a much higher price.
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But yet you are the only one that was confused.
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Young talent on the Broncos team:

Jake Butt, age 22
Su'a Cravens age 22
Adam Gotsis age 25
Carlos Henderson, age 23
Jeff Heuerman, age 25
Andy Janovich, age 24
Brendon Langley, age 23
Connor McGovern, age 25
Shane Ray, age 24
Bradley Roby, age 25
Justin Simmons, age 24
DeMarcus Walker, age 23
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OK, so which is it?
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:-)

Yeah, you can't just list everyone on your team that's 25 and under and call them "young talent".
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This is one of the few times any viable, good starting QBs have come onto the FA market and the Broncos got the one of the best options.
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:-)

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I didn't list everyone, just ones that are 25 or under and great upside. Many of the guys I've listed have significant playing time while others have been injured and haven't played as much.
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looks like a bunch of 3rd stringers for the Browns.
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