I HATE agreeing with Schlereth, but he’s spot on.
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Well, yeah. But he's still has the blood of chop-blocking sin on his hands.
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Makes a spelling joke.

Uses the wrong verb tense to make the spelling joke.

Once a donkey always a donkey.
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Tanneyhill, Hoyer, Wentz, Gabbert....
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Although the Denver Broncos didn’t save any money by releasing ex-quarterback Russell Wilson, they may take a little satisfaction in that Wilson took at least one more loss on his way out of town.

Wilson sold his Cherry Hills home at a $3.5 million loss on March 20, according to Kourtney Geers of the Denver Business Journal. While the quarterback lost money, it was still a huge sale of $21.5 million, according to property records.

Wilson likely won’t lose any sleep over the sale given that he will have earned about $85 million from his two years with the Broncos.

- Wilson better demand a long term contract from Pittsburgh before the start of the season. It's the way of the Tater
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Will he state and make public how many bathrooms are in his new place?
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Latest example of the Walton-Penner Family Ownership Group's focus on player health/safety:

Denver is replacing the turf in its indoor facility.

Owner & CEO Greg Penner said the surface could have lasted another 10 yrs, but they wanted to upgrade to a state-of-the-art surface.

— Aric DiLalla (@AricDiLalla) March 25, 2024

:-)
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:-) These are the only tweets Knowmo can find fluffing Denver. Things are that hopeless apparently.
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Also upgraded to two-ply in executive shitters.
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Any word on the new urinal cakes the players have been asking for?
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He enters unprecedented levels of pathetic every season. I keep thinking he's finally hit rock bottom, only for it to get worse the following year.
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I hear there is talk about having actual coffee makers in the training facilities now too. The instant coffee might be gone.
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He's spinning a smiley over turf? Really?
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Turf Schmurf
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The Broncos have so little going for them that this is considered a major win. What a sad pathetic franchise :-)

At 7:02 EDT, with 43 minutes to go until AFC coaches meet media, there are empty tables for most of them, including Kansas City’s Andy Reid… but for the Sean Payton and the Broncos, widely projected to be among the league’s stragglers, it’s a full house. pic.twitter.com/L1xrULwE6b

— Andrew Mason (@MaseDenver) March 25, 2024

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