It could definitely be worse

TedBartlett has somehow overcome the 75 word limit to pull off the gem of the year…Less really IS more… :D

in all seriousness am I missing something, my computer shows no actual content on this one.

it is much worse to be here in NYC as a Jets fan…they have no QB, an old team into which they poured a ton of money, and now – no coach!

It doesn’t make this whuppin we as Broncos fans just took any better. Right now. I am still sick.

as fans, take the losses harder than the players. I think we have more invested emotionally in the Denver Broncos than any of the players do.

It could be worse, but it should be better. We’ve gone from 13-3 and hosting the AFC Championship Game to 24-24 since with a deteriorating defense and an inconsistent offense that can’t possibly overcome it, not to mention the special teams that remain this team’s hidden weak link. Meanwhile, the game of musical chairs played with our coaching staff continues to leave us with less than desirable jokers running the team’s units. We’ve turned things around in the draft, but free agency has likely been a net negative recently. And, on the whole, this franchise isn’t likely to change directions any time soon, so there isn’t much reason to hope for better.

The Jets seem like a prime landing spot for Bill Cowher (probabl;y the best coach available), the Browns will target the Pats front office for a new GM (worked for the Falcons) and the Bucs, well, they could still have another run left in them if they can settle on a good, veteran QB. Don’t confuse uncertainty wth reason for dispair. I wouldn’t say that I’d trade positions with them, but they’re certainly far from hopeless and we still have a long way to go before we get to where they are now or vice versa. I appreciate the sentiment behind the post, though, so thanks for trying to cheer us up. No matter what, go Broncos!

Jimmy Johnson on the FOX late show: “The Cowboys have a collection of toys, but they don’t have a team.”