Originally Posted by BroncoBuff:
Take that over to the Orange Huddle and you'll make a couple friends pretty quick.
Why on earth would I go to a poverty franchise's site...there is nothing compelling or interesting about a perennial loser 3rd place team.
I can only name like 3 players on your entire roster...
When I put it like that...I guess it makes sense why you are spending hours here. I'm sure it's a bit of bewilderment mixed with envy...watching how an actual dynasty operates without having to resort to cheating....and we dont even have a legit war criminal responsible for 100,000's of innocent civilian deaths in our ownership circle either.
BTW...your crap team has been blanked in the 2nd half in back-to-back games...so keep pimping Nix as a franchise QB. [Reply]
Man seeing these Bronco reporters going nuts over Bo Nix. I get them being happy that he’s not a disaster. Yes he’s someone they can actually try to build around bc he’s better than Lock and Lynch and has proven himself to actually be a capable starter in the league, but they are pumping this dude like he’s the next big thing :-) [Reply]
Originally Posted by BroncoBuff: NO!I said the 48 year gap – between the merger and Mahomes first start – KC won just four playoff games in that gap, as opposed to our 8-2 AFCCGs, 3-5 SBs, etc.
Bla bla bla
The only sports teams were AAA baseball and minor league hockey. The Broncos were an exciting a-l-m-o-s-t major league team, and the fans loved ‘em. “Dynasty” was still 20+ years away, but all these folks wanted was to be "Major League." For now, Rodeo Bucking Bronco chutes built as entryways to the locker rooms would suffice.
Careful, your Wild West Is showing!
Mile High Stadium, 1967
Denver Broncos Floyd Little and Marlin Briscoe head for the rodeo chute and through into the locker room. Briscoe became the first African-American quarterback ever to start an American pro football game, and Little was later enshrined in the Pro Football Hall of Fame.
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I remember John Elway telling a story couple weeks before the 49ers-Broncos SB. The whole city, the whole state picked up on it, and people started repeating it like a quasi-mantra: John asked his mom, “Hey mom, you excited about heading to New Orleans, another Super Bowl?” She responded, “Oh John, do we have to play the Super Bowl?”
There is one last thing I’m sure of: Visiting fans should NOT have to surrender the pride they have in the accomplishments of their team when they’re here. I never will.
Originally Posted by BlackOp:
How many more Donk losses before this dude finally goes away?
Every page has a wall of text that I have to skip over...I mean, I get it....he was excited for a quick minute after beating the Saints/Panthers but that scheduling glitch is over.
The Donks are so far behind KC historically that's moot to rehash it...other than their only period of success stemmed from cheating. That needs to be discussed forever. Having fraudulent SB trophies is an eternal crime against the football gods.
He's in desperation because he couldn't stomach the truth about Donkeys fraudulent SB trophies.
Meanwhile, courtesy of TEX with a bit of help:
Remember that time that the Donks thought they would beat the CHIEFS by kicking a chip shot 35 - yard FG, only to have the Chiefs #54 Leo and #56 Furious George kick the Donks O-Lines A$$ and block that FG?
And they did it without salary cap violations, HGH, or having the refs in their hip pockets like the Donks did in 1997, 1998, and 2015. Don't know if this true or not, but I read a comment on YT that said Leo was tested for substance, but nothing was found.
Chiefs Leo and Furious George showed Donktards what true champions look like last Sunday. Donktards see nothing but a fraud when they look at Elway. [Reply]
Originally Posted by RunKC:
Man seeing these Bronco reporters going nuts over Bo Nix. I get them being happy that he’s not a disaster. Yes he’s someone they can actually try to build around bc he’s better than Lock and Lynch and has proven himself to actually be a capable starter in the league, but they are pumping this dude like he’s the next big thing :-)
Well, the QB play has been terrible for a while and he’s a guy they drafted that is doing fairly well, as you stated. They need a few upgrades on offense to really see what his ceiling can be. But, for now, in Denver.. he is the next big thing. [Reply]
