Holy fuck some of these broncos fans spend serious amounts of time obsessing over our qb and his training camp performances. We're talking a couple hours a day on this forum. Pat has got their jimmies serious rustled :-) [Reply]
Originally Posted by KranzDictum:
"The three players creating the most buzz at Broncos camp:
2. Case Keenum. It gets easier to evaluate wide receiver talent when a quarterback is consistently putting balls on the money in every area of the field, and that’s what Keenum has done so far in team scenarios. The former Viking has been impressive in his command of the offense and his understanding of the defense. “He’s a great quarterback, from what we’ve seen so far,” Roby says. “We haven’t had a QB of this caliber here in the last few years—just being honest, no shade. He’s next-level, definitely worth the money. He’s very accurate, he’s a leader. He commands the huddle. He diagnoses what we’re doing, makes checks and everything. We're gonna rally around him this year and make that push. We haven’t had anybody with that kind of experience since Peyton.”
3. Bradley Chubb. The No. 5 overall choice of the 2018 draft has made a strong impression on the offensive tackles he’s gone up against, and has pleasantly surprised with his cover skills and ability to move in space (something his pass-rushing counterpart, Von Miller, also excels at). Jared Veldheer, the former Raiders and Cardinals tackle who is all but sure to start at right tackle, compares Chubb to a former Bronco who just happens to be mentoring the rookie. “I think he's going to be a great player, just with how big and bendy he is,” Veldheer says. “He plays with really good leverage and he’s strong, and he’s got a high motor. I think he could grow into a Demarcus Ware-type player, where he’s tall, but really strong and bendy. I just remember playing him and his ability was very similar to Chubb’s.” Veldheer ought to know: The last time he faced Ware, in 2014, the nine-time Pro Bowler turned the corner on a second-and-9, swatted away Veldheer’s hands, and crumpled QB Logan Thomas for an eight-yard loss..."
‘The Legend of Courtland Sutton’ is quickly growing at Broncos Headquarters
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ENGLEWOOD, Colo. — Second-year wide receiver Tim Patrick laughed, smiled and looked up at the blue sky before looking back down and delivering the story.
“I don’t know if you know this, but in his first practice, he jumped over somebody,” Patrick told BSN Denver in a voice fit for a fireside fable. “He literally jumped over somebody.”
“Since that day,” he added, holding the proverbial flashlight right underneath his chin, “everybody knew.”
They knew.
They knew that Courtland Sutton, the high-character rookie out of Southern Methodist, was a force to be reckoned with between the lines.
“He’s a beast,” said defensive coordinator Joe Woods.
“He’s a beast,” echoed fellow receiver, Mark Chapman.
“He’s a beast,” Patrick confirmed. “He’s a real beast.”
“Man, the kid is special,” said running back De’Angelo Henderson. “We knew that in OTAs when he came in, and he was catching everything. One-handed catches, all of it. We saw his gifts from day one. When he came back to camp and was still doing the same things, I was like, “He’s going to be a special player here—for a long time.”
“He’s done a bunch of the DBs dirty,” Henderson said with a laugh. “I’m not going to name names.”
“He’s snagging on guys every day,” added Bradley Roby.
“Having played safety, I understand defenses, I understand the schemes, I understand where people need to get to get into certain zones. Knowing that, whenever I’m sitting at my position, I can read a lot of stuff that’s going on on the field,” Sutton explained. “Defenses at the NFL level are really good at disguising things, and I can’t wait to be able to start breaking that film down so that whenever I get on the field, I’m able to see things move and see how they try to hide it… I think it’s really huge to be able to understand how defenses move and where everybody needs to get to, because if you know where everybody needs to get to, then you know where the holes are going to be.”
In the words of Tim Patrick, “That guy is the steal of the draft right now, man… Everybody knows, when the ball is in the air, and you’re covering Courtland Sutton, he’s most likely gonna get it.”
I have to give Horseface props...he knew how wildly inaccurate Keesum is on intermediate to long passes so he drafts a 6-3 WR with a huge catching radius. :-)
As I posted earlier, Keester-boy had TWO WRs ranked in the top 10 in contested (aka "shitty/into traffic") passes.
Viking fans haven't been shy about mentioning how they repeatedly bailed out Keesum on his "up-for grabs" passes....you dont just become an accurate deep ball passer (Smith) unless you have an freakish anomoly like Hill on your team. I fully expect his INT rate to double this season...especially behind that horrible o-line. It's a bad combination... [Reply]
Originally Posted by Chiefs=Good:
Holy **** some of these broncos fans spend serious amounts of time obsessing over our qb and his training camp performances. We're talking a couple hours a day on this forum. Pat has got their jimmies serious rustled :-)
Knowmo admitted as much earlier. He's deep down REALLY pissed that we shoved Week 17 in his face all offseason:
Originally Posted by Quesadilla Joe:
My ratio of Broncos to Mahomes posts over the past week is probably 10 to 1 Broncos. You guys have been shit talking about week 17 for months, you guys can survive a few days worth of Mahomes shit talking in the Bronco thread.
By the way, that was in the Patrick Mahomes thread. He can't keep his bullshit contained to his own thread. [Reply]
He got his payday after finally having a career year. He will fold back into his shell, especially without the talent he had around him, and ride off in the sunset. [Reply]
Originally Posted by jjchieffan:
You know, I usually get a big laugh out of the idiot Donk homers in this thread. But Kramzitinhisrectum has just gone total retard. I have no choice but to block his stupid ass so that I can enjoy laughing at the guys who are actually funny trolls. I'll take him off ignore about the time of the game in Donkland so that I can remind of all his stupid shit as the Chiefs destroy the Donks at home again, sending the Donks spiralling down the toilet....... again. Until then, good riddance dipshit. You are truly the biggest dipshit of all the Donk homers.
No worries. He'll QUIT ON HIS TEAM AGAIN BY WEEK 9, just like last year. :-) [Reply]
Originally Posted by KranzDictum:
PMINT is as good as Cutler in the Red Zone, at throwing INT's that is.
BUT Cutler was always a donut away from a coma. Mahomes can eat as many donuts as he wants without any ill effects. So, once again, you dont know WTF you are talking about. [Reply]
Remember last year when knowmo quit posting as soon as the slide started, because “nobody was tweeting about them”? How long til the tweets quit coming in this season.
And btw Kramz, it’s a nice way to blow off the question. But I’m dying to know.... more Mahomes rushing touchdowns, or Broncos wins. How much faith do you have in radio? Cmon show us your big brain!! [Reply]
[QUOTE=KranzDictum;13657117]With the 2017 kFc chefs (Great Coogly Moogly!) PMINT threw more INT's than TD's 0-1 on a bad team that got embarrassed by the Tennessee Titans, YES TENNESSEE TITANS! In the WILD CARD.
Right after we kicked your ass with our rookie QB and 2nd string. [Reply]
