First, I don’t worship McD, but I thought he was doing a great job and would have led us to greatness if we gave him enough time. Too many of our fans are spoiled and don’t know how to have patience through rebuilding years. But to say he destroyed our franchise is ridiculous. He left us in great shape to move forward. If I worshipped McD, the way you seem to worship the cry baby, I wouldn’t be able to move on from McD’s firing, but I can and have, and am excited for Fox to have a quick turnaround with the decent shape he left us in. I know there are plenty of people who will judge our last season by our record alone, but that’s incredibly dumb IMO. We put up great battles against playoff caliber teams and continued to fight through some tremendous injuries. We did have a couple unacceptable losses, but for the most part we were right there at the end of the game.

Second, I’m not calling Mr. Bowlen inept. But I do think he made a mistake of listening to the fans who were calling for McD’s head. Fans, myself included, know MUCH less than they think when it comes to these issues, and we can’t get in the habit of switching coaches continually during rebuilding years or else that’s all we’ll ever be doing.

Third, there was a huge investigation and despite the fines, no cheating was ever committed. False plays were videotaped, and McD should have reported it sooner, but who hasn’t tried to protect someone else who made a mistake? Besides, if this is your major argument against McD, then I’m sure you REALLY can’t stand Shanahan, the man who brought in your false idol of a quarterback. He actually DID get spies to video tape other teams.

Fourth, I’m a Bronco fan, not a Cutler fan. Cutler, Marshall and Sheffler can all equally kiss my butt for wanting out of our organization. I hate them all equally. Hillis, McD, Shanahan and every other player who left us unwillingly or in good terms still has my respect and I wish them the best.