Denver Broncos Release LB Nick Greisen, Sign LB Johnny Williams

You make a very good point, BroncoCUbuffs. I had been noting which teams we’ve been ‘dumpster-diving’ from and there’s a pattern. Certain teams are much more likely to be the source of our pickups and I attribute this to the quality of their player evaluations along with their inability to add depth beyond a point because of the strength of their team. I don’t consider these player moves as imitative/derivative — i.e., made solely because the player came from a certain team — I treat them as an indication of agreement with those teams’ evaluations. Signs point to this GM staff being superior to what we’ve seen in the past.

i am not surprised that Greisen has gone after the signing of Mays, who McD has already got running 1st team ST drills

set him back. I wonder if he will get picked up?

Something about facing… Tim Tebow every year?

Either that or training barefoot in the Kentucky Blue Grass. It’s true that people do sometimes walk barefoot in KY, but I think that the comfort of the grass has a lot to do with it. :)

And Doom is from Louisville. We can’t forget that.

Before his pro stint he was head coach at Oregon, gradually building it up from a longterm doormat to a perennial power. Defense was his forte. When he was at Oregon he liked fast, athletic guys on defense, with man corners and blitzing linebackers. I imagine it’s been the same at Kentucky. (He retired in January.) Wesley is his kind of guy. What’s remarkable is how much playing time Woodyard gets considering he’s not McDaniels’ kind of guy. He doesn’t like undersized players. But he’s too good to keep off the field.

A character guy

I didn’t read anything in that article that would cause me to think that this is a bad guy, or someone of low character.

Guess we’ll see.

McDaniels said he wanted youth that could be put on the PS