Peyton Hillis Interview
by BroncosNL on Jun 14, 2009 9:47 AM MDT
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Unfortunately I havent had a chance (read: time) to post a decent article yet, but I've been reading and commenting along on MHR and I've been really enjoying myself here! Thanks to all the great contributers!
I know there are a lot of other Peyton Hillis fans out here, and I didnt see this posted yet, so I wanted to share it with all of you:
Peyton Hillis Radio Interview with 104.3 THE FAN
I was still not sure which jersey to get for the upcoming season, but Peyton is just a great guy, and I think I've made up my mind.
Anyway, enjoy the interview!
Go Broncos!
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I'm with you on Hillis!
And from what I’ve read and heard so is McDaniels. I think we will see Hillis utilized all over the Offensive landscape this season creating multiple headaches for opposing defenses.
Love this guy
What a great late round gem he has turned out to be!
thanks for the link
by South Broncs on Jun 14, 2009 10:23 AM MDT reply actions 1 recs
I enjoyed ..
watching Hillis play last season more than any other player actually. His effort and determination with the ball was just thrilling to see.
Here’s hoping he has a complete season this year. I am really looking forward to seeing what McDaniels can do with this guy.
Look up versatile in the dictionary
They have a picture there of Hillis. Several sources have him lining up at RB. And FB. And TE and even WR. Today’s Tracks added another statement to the same effect with a quote from the fella himself:
“I’m doing a little bit of everything,” Hillis said by phone. “I’m getting snaps at running back, wide receiver, fullback and tight end.”
Then there is this quote from Coach McDaniels is in a few media outlets:
“We’re going to use every skill he has,” McDaniels told the Denver Post. “He’s got great hands, and he’s a very tough runner to bring down when you give him the ball. So he’ll do a lot different things for us. He’s certainly done a good job of taking what we’re giving him and doing it very well.”
Larsen and Hillis are dueling it out for the 2009 Swiss Army Knife Award. Either way – the Broncos fans win!
Hillis/Moreno in '09
Isn't Hillis
a swiss army knife with a helmet on? I thought he took the award forever after last season.
"It means nothing to throw for 4500 yards, 25 touchdowns, and you dont win" -Brandon Marshall
Joe, I was a Hillis supporter fron the day he was drafted
But Larsen set a club record by being the 1st three way player we’ve had. Like I said – we can’t lose!
Hillis/Moreno in '09
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With the 12th pick, the Broncos select Knowshon Moreno - Roger Goodell
That'll move the chains - Andy Samberg
I have to admit in the Cleveland game when Hillis came in at tailback, I was sort of happy that the other RBs had gone out so that he could play.
I really enjoy seeing him run. I was thrilled when he did so well. Love to see a RB break tackles. It is like giving the ball to a bull.
by Blackknigh on Jun 14, 2009 2:56 PM MDT reply actions 1 recs
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