Horse Tracks 1/28/10 - Bailey, Dawkins named to All-Decade Team

DB - 2010 Pro Bowl: Wednesday Report - Broncos TV
NFLN - Brian Dawkins at the 2010 Pro Bowl - Broncos TV
DB - Class of the Decade - Gray Caldwell
DB - 2010 Pro Bowl: Day One - Gray Caldwell
DPP - No Nolan is no shock to Bailey - Mike Klis
"The way things turn around with our . . ." Bailey said. "Nah, I wasn't shocked."
"So this is something I should be familiar with," Dumervil said. "Still, it was a little shocking. As players, all you can do is just play and let the front-office people handle all that other stuff."
CSG - Offseason spotlight: Wide receivers - Frank Schwab
DPP - Look who's not talking: Marshall mum on future - Mike Klis
CSG - Bailey and Dawkins comment on being included on NFL 2000s all-decade team - Frank Schwab
DPP - Dawkins, Bailey are all-decade - Lindsay Jones
DP - All 5 Broncos show up for Pro Bowl practice - Lindsay Jones
DP - Nolan on job at Senior Bowl - Jeff Legwold
DPP - Woody's Mailbag: Rating Tim Tebow
FH - Playoffs of the 2000s: Denver vs. Baltimore - R.J. White
E - Ex-Bronco arrested on child porn charges in Texas
DB - A New Pro Bowl - Jim Saccomano
DB - Saccomano, Smyth Assume New Roles in Broncos PR
AFC West News
SDUT - Kaeding haunted by ‘nightmarish scenario’ - Kevin Acee
SDUT - Public has 54% stake in projects, expert concludes - Matthew Hall
KCS - It’s a good year for the Chiefs to have an extra second-round draft choice - Adam Teicher
KCS - Who in draft might help Chiefs
NFP - Can Hue Jackson save JaMarcus? - Matt Bowen
CST - Losing out to Cable guy - Rick Morrissey
NFL News
NFL - Cardinals QB Warner expected to announce retirement Friday
ESPN - Vince Wilfork: Franchise tag from New England Patriots would be 'slap in the face'
NFL - Vikings' Griffin needs knee surgery, 2010 status in doubt
NFL - Holmgren wants to make QB call before training camp
NFL - Irsay: Colts to comply with NFL rules regarding Pro Bowl
Absolutely ridiculous.
NFL - Bills new coach Gailey hires five assistants, retains two others
NFL - Jaguars fire defensive line coach Monachino, hire Cullen
NFL Opinion
SN - NFL free-agent watch: Sporting News' Super 99 - Vinnie Iyer
FOX - Mock Draft version 1
11. Denver Broncos* -- Dez Bryant, WR, Oklahoma State
NFL - Vick likely to have many suitors in 2010
NFL - Steelers expected to re-sign DT Hampton, S Clark
FH - Warner: Rare Great Who Shouldn't Retire - Jay Mariotti
FH - Zebra Report: Favre's Bounty, More Conference Title Items - Matt Snyder
NFP - Re-evaluating the final four franchises - Robert Boland
NFP - Is there a market for Troy Smith? - Matt Bowen
Super Bowl
FH - Super Bowl No Place for Tebow's Views - Jay Mariotti
Y! - Saints symbol of pride for rebuilding city - Jason Cole
SI - Super Bowl week about much more than football for players - Ross Tucker
SI - New Orleans Saints' Anthony Hargrove had unlikely journey to Super Bowl - Lee Jenkins
SN - Scouts' views: Manning, Super Bowl experience give Colts advantage - Dennis Dillon
FH - Dirty Dozen: Overlooked Super Bowlers - Dave Goldberg
FH - Saints Ignore Their True Hero: Joe Horn - Terence Moore
FOX - Schein 9: Quick fixes for Super Bowl teams
ESPN - My top 10 Super Bowl plays - John Clayton
Senior Bowl
NFP - Senior Bowl: Day 3 impressions - Wes Bunting
SI - Jared Odrick, Riley Cooper stand out at Senior Bowl practice - Tony Pauline
DC - 1/27/10 North Practice Report - Scott Wright
DC - Wednesday Player / Team Observations - Scott Wright
none for the Broncos
NFL - First impressions always revealing at Senior Bowl practice - Pat Kirwan
NFP - Diner morning news: Who wants Tim Tebow? - Mike Lombardi
FOX - Tebow-mania in full swing before Draft - Alex Marvez
PFW - Iupati boasts unique physical abilities - Nolan Nawrocki
SI - Stafon Johnson aims to improve NFL draft stock at Senior Bowl - Andy Staples
NFL - Blount trying to shed character issues and impress NFL teams - Bucky Brooks
NFL - Blount looks to leave a positive impression
Pro Bowl
NFP - Who wants to play in the Pro Bowl? - Andrew Brandt
FH - Seven Ways to Save the Pro Bowl - Chris Burke
NFL - Some first-time Pro Bowlers will miss chance to participate - Steve Wyche
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Good Morning Doug, Thank You for all you do on Horse Tracks...
Real Power, comes with the realization that One cannot change the Moment;
only ones perception of it: Atitude! JQM
The Dez Bryant (“the player”) mocks continue. I hope these draft guys are wrong and we don’t waste a primo pick on the player (with the same agent as Crabtree and getting drafted in the same slot – a holdout from the player is almost a guarantee).
San Diego Super Chokers – The annual preseason Champs, eternal post season chumps. Stay Classy
Maybe but Dez Bryant is also being advised by Deion Sanders. So with that I’m sure Deion will advise him to just take a modest contract so he can get on the field and let his play do the talking.
"No more my bad just make the play"-McJedi
by RockyMountainThunder on Jan 28, 2010 8:12 AM MST up reply actions
Yeah, I don’t get it. McDaniels isn’t hard to figure out. Patriot way, fetish for well-rounded players, a fondness for risk-adversity in player evaluations. Those qualities may be problematic, but they aren’t exactly mysteries. And they all work against the idea of the Broncos spending the 10th pick on a WR with issues.
How hard is it to know the teams? The Texans and Redskins and the Seahawks will go for athletic, undersized linemen. The Bengals will draft head cases with upside. All Davis will draft your morning coffee cup it it has a good time at the combine. Several teams are now cut from the Patriots mold. If I were to take the time to write a mock draft and put my name to it, I’d take all of this into account. It just can’t be that hard.
If the Broncos draft Dez Bryant, I’ll make like Werner Herzog and eat my shoe.
To take it one step further…. I see that mock has the Broncos taking Bryant at #11 with Dan Williams, the great-looking NT prospect from Tennessee still on the board. If the Broncos pass up a lineman like him to take Bryant, I’ll eat my shoe and polish off the meal with a nice glass of warmed-up gefillte fish goo.
I agree. I really doubt McDaniels drafts Bryant at 10/11. Based on his agent alone. Throw in the suspension at OSU and that is just another great reason we’ll pass.
Unlike the 2009 draft, we WILL have several good players to select from in round 1.
For the record, I really wanted Denver to take Orakpo at 12, but I had no one in mind when we took Ayers at 18. I didn’t and still don’t like that pick, but I didn’t have a better alternative jump to mind at that time…. P Jerry? Hood? I don’t know – we didn’t need a WR or OT so Harvin and Oher didn’t make sense. There wasn’t a clear choice at 18. I really shouldn’t complain as much as I do about Ayers. We didn’t have a ton of attractive options. Maybe Robert proves me wrong and becomes an impact player. He did flash enough times in 2009 to give me a mild Kool Aid buzz.
BTW – Is the Quinn kid at North Carolina (DE) related to Richard Quinn. I’ve read that the Quinn kid currently playing DE at North Carolina is rated a Top 10 pick for the 2011 draft. Is that Richard’s little Bro?
San Diego Super Chokers – The annual preseason Champs, eternal post season chumps. Stay Classy
I think it's a knee-jerk prediction
by “analysts” who have predetermined that Marshall will be gone…….I’m not in that boat yet, so I disagree with any WR in the 1st round….
The Mile-High Magic must be rediscovered!
"Facts are stubborn things; and whatever may be our wishes, our inclinations, or the dictates of our passion, they cannot alter the state of facts and evidence."
John Adams
Agreed
It’s the easy thought to think replace WR with WR but I highly doubt Bryant will be the pick. Kinda like last year everyone had us slated for DE and NT picks and we selected knowshon.
I'm glad we had this talk.
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by BroncoInExile on Jan 28, 2010 9:40 AM MST via mobile up reply actions
These guys are nutz man
No way do we take Bryant at 10. You may not think much of McDaniels McGeorge, but he isn’t that stupid by far.
"Precipitation, which side are you on?
Are you on the rise? Are you falling down?
Let me know, Come on let's go, yeah
Got some if you need it!" -EV
Thanks Doug
Character may be manifested in the great moments but it is made in the small ones -- Philip Brooks
Thanks Doug
-Richee
-Stick to the fight when you are hardest hit - it's when things seem worst that you must not quit!
Thanks Doug
I really appreciate your commentary and quoting pieces of the article. Sometimes I get what I need and can avoid reading the article all together.
"No more my bad just make the play"-McJedi
by RockyMountainThunder on Jan 28, 2010 8:13 AM MST reply actions
My God
Woody Paige is unreadable.
It’s not even his thoughtless criticisms, or the general thoughtlessness of his writing—the reason that NFL teams won’t hire rugby coaches to teach tackling is because rugby tackling is an entirely different concept, more focused on dragging a player down rather than lifting and driving—it’s the incessant need for ego validation. “Three years ago, I said this, and if things had gone differently I’d be right!” “I wrote a column saying player X was gonna be great back before you were born!” “I make a lot of money! You live in your mom’s basement!”
It’s time, Woody. Just go. No one cares about whether you swam with dolphins, or how much you like New York, or how little you actually enjoy sports. You’re a caricature. Just, please, stop. The fact that you have a job while plenty of real reporters and columnists are looking for work—thanks largely to your close buddy Dean Singleton; by the by, your repeated in-print suckups to the man are spectacularly embarassing—is an affront to journalism, common sense and the American Way.
by Remember Keith Kartz! on Jan 28, 2010 9:23 AM MST reply actions
He's good for a car wreck drive by slow down and look
But other than that it is very poor indeed.
Wow…he sure does have a huge noggin…I’m not kiddin! It’s like Sputnik…round but quite pointy at parts. HEAD….NEWSPAPER……NOW!!!
"Precipitation, which side are you on?
Are you on the rise? Are you falling down?
Let me know, Come on let's go, yeah
Got some if you need it!" -EV
lololol
-Richee
-Stick to the fight when you are hardest hit - it's when things seem worst that you must not quit!
by BroncoSense72 on Jan 28, 2010 10:31 AM MST up reply actions
You know...
…I emailed him with these exact sentiments when he put Steve Sewell— of all people— in the cross-hairs to rip the Knowshon pick, and I still marvel at the response I received from him. I still haven’t figured out if he was being sarcastic or hypocritical, but he went through great pains to judge the quality of my character for being purposefully hurtful and mean spirited. My original email was actually pretty diplomatic and benign— pointing out that he had a great legacy in Denver and well earned respect, and that, IMO, he ought to hang it up rather than to swim with the obvious editorial direction of the Denver Post; which I hypothesized was becoming increasingly divisive and far too heavy on personal attacks and character assassination. I basically said I think you’re better than this and you have a legacy to protect. You would have thought I defecated on his mother.
Anyway, I don’t know what my point is exactly other than to say that was the last time I bothered to Email a member of the MSM. I haven’t read Woody since…but I still think its a shame. The guy has proven in the past that he is football savvy, so I can only conclude that he is willfully being the way he is because its the only way he has left to maintain relevance in a media that has totally lost its way. He’s actually a very nice and thoughtful guy in person.
So this is war...misfortune at every bend in the road. Misery and murdered mules and sudden death in a ditch.-- Rick Atkinson
by PredominantlyOrange on Jan 28, 2010 9:54 AM MST up reply actions
Yep
My sister found me an old coffee cup at a thrift store that had the Rocky’s game story from the ‘77 AFC Championship printed on it. Author, one Woodrow Paige. It’s easy to forget that he’s got quite the history in Denver journalism and that at one point (admittedly, a point when I ate white bread dipped in ketchup and wore Osh-Kosh) he was must-read material.
But now, he’s a shell. A lazy, cliche-dependent stooge. And every time I read him praise Singleton as a “Colorado guy” I want to call in an air strike. Dean Singleton makes Mr. Potter look like the child of Gandhi and Florence Nightingale.
by Remember Keith Kartz! on Jan 28, 2010 10:14 AM MST up reply actions
Anyone have ESPN insider? Mel Kiper's
AFC Draft Needs might be worth checking out, for his take on the Broncos. Even if it is Kiper.
There's no need to fear, Underdog is here! / Broncos/Dodgers fan in Niners/Raiders/Giants country, and damned proud of it.

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