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Can a mod just go ahead and make this KnowMo's permanent avy:




It's literally all I see when KnowMo posts now. He's the embodiment of this meme.
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Ya'll probably got a bunch of pussy ass vegans on the team.
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That would make sense considering they're always hurt.
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Just checking in: We still own Denver (but who doesn’t)
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The broncos' low grade in food service is probably because they have to be in the same room with Garrett Bolles eating. He seems like a guy who would miss his mouth a lot.
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A looooot of mercury in ahi tuna. Your players are all gonna be mad as hatters.
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Well we still posted when you guys pull your yearly disappearing act including CaseofDildos. The difference is we still posted in here even before Mahomes. Many of your brethren disappeared or disappear in October.
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Eh. Most of them are still around. The only one that I can think of that has completely disappeared is Kramzitinhisrectum. And that douchebag was horrible. If he ever returns, it'll be too soon. But I enjoy laughing at Knowshit. No matter how many times he's wrong, he just keeps coming back with more. That's some good entertainment value.
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Every time you post this I can’t help but think of Mr. Bean. :-)


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It’s been a long time—a very long time—since the Denver Broncos have had consistency at the right tackle position.

It didn’t matter who they drafted or signed in the off-season. Far too many names to count, but we all know not a single one panned out.

George Paton knows the franchise has to get better up front. That’s why it’s reasonable to expect the Broncos will make at least one key signing to upgrade the offensive line during this year’s free agency period.

Free agent offensive tackle Kaleb McGary might be the best bet to end their woes at the position, yet it’s not even a sure bet he will be available. The Atlanta Falcons still have some time to place the franchise tag on him and work toward a long-term deal.

Highlighting McGary’s career to date

A surprise to many, the Falcons drafted McGary with the 31st pick in the first round of the 2019 NFL Draft. A lot of outlets had him graded as a second or third round selection, but the Falcons took a chance on him and never looked back. All it takes is one team to believe in you and it appears the Falcons’ faith in him was well-justified.

So far, so good for the Washington Huskies standout. The former two-time All-Pact 12 offensive tackle has made a name for himself in the pros and is considered one of the best young tackles in the game. To date, he has started 62 of 63 games and by all accounts he has improved each and every year.

This past season was arguably his best to date. He graded out as Pro Football Focus’ best right tackle with a dominating run grade and an average one is pass protection. That’s certainly better than anything the Broncos have fielded in a long time.

It’s not often that players of McGary’s caliber hit the market (and he still might not), but if he does, dollars to donuts the Broncos will be one of many teams inquiring about him.

Please do this Dungver. The guy has given up 32 sacks in 4 seasons.

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Well if Mike Klis says it then it’s settled. He’s such a bastion of facts and truths.
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I've never disappeared... I'm just saying that 99% of the reason why this thread stays up top is because it's fun to punch the douche around with his crazy tweet posts.
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Be careful. He's going to call you uncle Tom again. Lol
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