Horse Tracks 3/12/08
by mdierk on Mar 12, 2008 8:48 AM MDT
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Here's a slow news day Wednesday version of Horse Tracks. Enjoy!
Boss Bailey is still adjusting to being a Bronco. See here
Former Bronco Al Wilson visited the Browns. See here
AFC West
The conquered fader nation is looking at former Jags QB Quinn Gray. See here
Looks like Phyllis is an owner of D1 in Huntsville and now he's a customer. Here's an update on the rehab. See here
The Missouri Indians have signed Quitter Kennison's replacement. They signed a former Raven. See here
NFL News
Instead of Spygate(which has been beaten like a dead horse), the Kevin Everett recovery is a great story. See here
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After reading the Boss Bailey article,
who gives a rats ass what the East Coast bias media thinks about the Denver Broncos. What matters is what the players in the league think of us.
Boss Bailey left a 7-9 team to player for a 7-9 team, yet in his mind he left an NFL pariah to come to an elite organization. 7-9 for the Denver Broncos is an abberration and a dismal season, but for the Lions 7-9 is a success.
So who cares what the East Coast bias says and what they do to us each year in the Hall of Fame. We are elite to the players in the league and that kind of respect is more important to me than any disrespect we receive for the boneheads in the media!
by Tim Lynch on Mar 12, 2008 9:27 AM MDT reply actions 0 recs
AMEN!
You hear the exact same thing in regards to Shanahan as well. Players, coaches and administrators around the league have a huge amount of respect for him, while the media harp on him. And it's not only the national media, but the locals. Somtimes even more so.
Or so I'm told.
by MN Bronco on Mar 12, 2008 9:31 AM MDT up reply actions 0 recs
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