Cutler and Co. look real good, so far.

Prater had a high snap on his first FG attempt- so not ALL his fault

Ramsey really does suck. I thought he was supposed to have a strong arm – that’s one of the reasons Broncos brought him in.

I’m surprised at Crowder’s disappearing act – I thought he came on really well at the end of last year and had high hopes for him.

As for Jarvis Moss, I’ve never been impressed with him so I’m not surprised with his current poor play. I was upset when we selected him in the draft. We actually moved up to get him ( a huge, disappointing reach), when he was already over-rated at his projected slot in that draft. He was nothing but a one-year-wonder in college, managed to cash in on his brief success, but I’m afraid he’s destined to be another bust.

Re: Hall. I’ve become a covert lately on Hall. Part of my conversation came by reading the Broncos Denver Broncos blog, which is quite unabashed in it’s support for Hall, but the results also speak for themselves. Hall deserves the starter position based on his results so far in the pre-season, although performance in two pre-season games is hardly sufficient reason for the decision. Still, unless we see a change, a rotational scheme at RB would seem in order — at the very least.

Re: LB. I don’t know how this position will shake out. Woodyard has made a strong case for being on the roster, and I’ve also become enthused about Beck lately. Larsen showed something tonight, too. But I’m not naive, and I realize that these rookies are a liability on some plays. The feeling I get is that the LB corps is in flux. And I don’t know that keeping these younger players will solve many of the problems I expect we’ll have this year but I think they could provide us with some big plays on defense and special teams.

Re: Punters. This is shaping up as a very interesting battle, and both look like NFL material. I really can’t say who’s earned the job at this point, but I do feel comfortable with whoever it is.

Re: Ramsey. I’m convinced now, I was just hoping it was a pre-season slump. Hackney would be more effective if he was rolled out frequently, just as they often used Plummer. I’m not convinced there aren’t liabilities associated with playing Hackney, so we better hope he doesn’t play much, although I have to admit he does bring something to the offense when he does play. I still wouldn’t mind seeing them use him as a red zone QB who could run when necessary, but I know that’s not a smart move.

The game will be on again, today, Sunday, at 2:00 Mountain Day time, on NFL TV.

I counted the passes that Dallas threw to the right side in first half. EIGHT passes all for completions against Foxworth (less). Two passes were in the middle and one to the left against Paymah which was broken up.

Are all the Bronco fans out there with long term memory loss. Foxworth is a great guy and I like him, but he can’t cover an ant-hill with a blanket. He plays too deep and gets caught with the receiver catching the ball behind him on short routes, however it’s too late and they get a first down every other time. He can’t keep up with the deep receiver either, and thats why he gives so much cusion. Offensive Coordinators across the field love him.

You don’t think there is a reason they threw toward Foxy’s side consistently? This isn’t coincidence, go back and look at our opponents since the 2005 AFC Championship against Steelers. EVERY TEAM in the League picks on Foxy anytime he plays corner. “Hello ! McFly??” Denver needs to get a better backup corner.

Foxy can play and tackle as a zone DB, but he can’t play corner. It isn’t a coincidence that he had 6 unassisted tackles in the game, the most for the Denver Defense. Next to him it was Winborn with 4 tackles, with one of those assisting Foxy. Why? because that was where all the plays were: IN FOXY’s FACE and Winborn was running to his left the whole first half to assist.

You may not agree with my comments, but the fact is that this is the truth. Deny if you will, but if Champ goes down or Bly, It’s bad news if Foxy is counted on as a backup. Domonique’s performance has decreased every year since his rookie year. I guess if he plays much Cornerback this year his numbers will come up. At least he tackles better and looks better at that, but I’d rather see him stay with his man and break up some plays. nuff said

the Denver Post is reporting that Ramsey’s grandma died and his wife gave birth to thier second child within the last 4 days. I know that is a stressful time for anyone, but I’m not going to be quick on making that an excuse for his play in this camp.

Hope he sucks it up and plays better instead of just sucking.

Congrats on the newborn, condolecnces for the grandmother.

I’ve said it before and I’ll say it again: the 2008 Denver Bronos will be much like the 2007 Cleveland Browns. There’s no doubt our offense should be explosive, but our defense is lacking at best. If we can’t develope a pass rush, opposing QBs will pick us a part. I’m not thrilled with 2/3 of our LB corps or any of our D-Linemen. I’m sticking with 9-7, give or take a game either way depending on the breaks. Sorry to rain on your parades…

I would hold off condemning the pass rush. For D-rob didnt play, and Doom did get a sack. The rush Defense look good. Better than the same game a year ago. I think its a little too early to be harping if the defense is good or bad. Or bagging on Foxy. Remember this is only preseason game 2

Koutouvides started, but he only had one tackle. He didn’t look as lost this week as he did last week IMO, but he didn’t look like a star either. Webster, while playing with the second team, had one tackle as well, and also a pass defensed. I don’t think one is clearly better than the other, and at this point it is hard to tell, but at least neither looks like too much of a liability. I’m still on the fence, and I would like to hear others’ opinions as well.

I thought Niko looked too slow and took poor angles, Webster seemed faster but also took poor angles, I would give the starting job to Webster, but look at getting someone in next year’s draft a high priority. I think Webster is a great back-up LB, but probably shouldn’t be starting on a regular basis.

I am not sure why we brought back Poole, he was getting burned by third stringers, I have a hard time believing that he has a better shot making the team versus the other CB they cut, although they may have been aweful as well. Nice play by Jack Williams though, so looks like he got a spot as maybe a dime back.

I agree with all of the Ramsey haters here, the sooner he is cut, the better I will feel, I really want to see Hackney have a shot running 1st or 2nd string so we can see what he can do, can be nothing worse than what Ramsey has done, I was cringing every time he went back to pass.