Seriously, are you a tard?
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Who is this Greg Dulcolax anyway?
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Which will, of course, translate into yet another L for the donks
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I wonder if the Chargers move up and the Broncos become the redheaded stepchild of the division. That would be some serious mojo flip
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Never heard of him
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And the results are there for all to see. What a great trade Pay a Ton got exposed on!!
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Why do you need Greg Dulcolax when you were beating the Albert O bandwagon all offseason. I heard he’s having a stellar season with his qb that almost never targets his TE. Let’s see how amazing BIG Gay Al is doing this season.

7 receptions 51 yards 0 TDs! Fuck yeah, he’s killing it Blowmo. You were spot on!
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Oh, that's a given. Denver has been bad for a long time and will continue to be. The Bolts have a promising young QB in Herbert, and the Donx have a fat, washed up Wilson.
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Inside today’s piece: The Broncos, 49ers, Rams and Bills are among the teams that have shown varying degrees of interest in McCaffrey. https://t.co/wHpnlFOXtx

— Jonathan Jones (@jjones9) October 15, 2022

:-)
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Yes, please.

Please tie up another big chunk of cap dollars in a brokedick RB that can’t stay healthy. That would be the cherry on top of this off-season for Chiefs fans.

Please, please, please let this happen. Please.
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Brokedicks Are Us at Mile High
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Elway and Pay a Ton have a real soft spot for brokedicks. Look at the amount of money they’re paying to players on injured reserve.

Looking at the future salary tables for Denver is hilarious. 5 of their highest-paid players next year are currently on IR. Three of those are due almost 20 mil, including Brokedick Gregory, who has a huge dead cap figure. And of course, Wilson’s cap hit keeps going up until it skyrockets in a few years. 6 of their 8 highest paid players have had significant injuries in recent years. And even Wilson has started to have injury concerns.

Meanwhile, KC’s salary situation looks great. The players that they’re bound to are reliable and productive. And virtually every player on next year’s FA list is someone that they likely won’t mind parting ways with (Hardman, Wylie, Nnadi, Henne, etc). Including, presumably, Brown. They’ll either find a much cheaper replacement who offers similar production or pay for a really good one.

And, of course, they have a boatload of draft picks next year while Denver doesn’t even have a 1st or 2nd.

Good thing Denver’s roster is looooooaded and they don’t have to worry about closing the gap. :-)
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Too funny… Denver does not need to entertain this one.
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With what picks? :-) Mr. Limited already ensured Denver will not compete for the next 5 years
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You can have all of the high draft picks in the world and it won't matter at all if you keep wasting them on guys like CEH, Frank Clark, OBJ, Breeland Speaks, Mecole Hardman, Karl, and a bunch of non-rushing linebackers :-)
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