His ripping of Donnie Avery and Rashean Mathis sure sounded familiar….

The Bengals finally cut their long snapper. Wow…. That move was made about four weeks too late. After he snapped the ball about 10 yards over the head of Cincy’s holder in the game vs Baltimore, even announcer Gus Johnson was like "I think he’ll be looking for a new job next week". It was sadly painful watching that guys career fall apart. I doubt he ever plays another down of NFL football.

I haven’t passed along that sentiment yet. But as a ravenous consumer of all Broncos news, it really hit me this morning that I don’t NEED to go hunting for stories because you’ve done the legwork for us.

Much appreciated.

Anyone know where I can pick up a pair of striped socks?

It’s great to have it all in one place.

Man is there anything funnier than reading power rankings, then going and clicking on the “trends” link and reading the last several weeks with their comments?

Seriously… he’s obviously still skeptical or once again does no research and has only at most seen the outcomes/highlights of Broncos games.

“Watch out… Monday night could be an ambush” – I am not going to guarantee a victory like some are quick to do. I think that game could turn out a number of different ways. The only thing I don’t see is an ambush by San Diego. That’s laughable. Does he know anything about this team? The Broncos are too well-prepared to be ambushed. You don’t get ambushed unless you aren’t hungry or you are not prepared (kind of like Denver last year on Monday Night against New England).

but to hear him tell it you’d think Nolan hired himself, decided what kind of defense the Broncos should run, and then went out an acquired the players he needed to run it. Maybe while he was at it he hired McDaniels as his head coach. I appreciate the props Nolan is getting—he deserves it—but I’m getting tired of the analysts who were ready to run McDaniels out of town now trying to give all of the credit for the turnaround to Nolan. McDaniels decided what kind of defense he wanted to run, and he hired a coordinator who he thought could run it and who he could effectively communicate with. (He passes on to Nolan the opposing QB’s tendencies and weaknesses, and Nolan devises a way to take advantage of them.) Just as Nolan puts his players in position to succeed, McDaniels, by acquiring the players he needs, by creating a culture of winning, and by communicating effectively with his coordinator, puts Nolan in position to succeed. Okay, I’ve vented. I feel better now.

I wanted to add a quote

Ask not what MHR can do for you, but what you can do for MHR

I respect and appreciate your work on the news compilations….THX! The quote is what your service makes me think of.