Mile High: let's make this place deafening

by jimmyray on Dec 16, 2011 8:24 AM MST

I have really appreciated Elway's attention to bringing back the noise at Mile High. We're getting better and last week against the Bears was pretty good but I've gotta say in the CLUB LEVEL there still are a lot of sitters. Still the wine and cheese section and I would love to be down lower if I could but I think my guys and I (who could compete for the loudest Denver fans) are slowly rubbing off on those around us.

I sit in section 340 up front and I stand on every 3rd, 4th, or goal line defensive play. I raise my arms a few times to help those that don't really understand know that it's time to make some noise.

What I'm ASKING you all to do is the same. RAISE YOUR ARMS a few times before you belt out your loudest noise a few seconds before the snap. Let everyone behind you know in this polite way that it's time to bring it.

Simple yet effective. I wanna see a #58 stamped on Brady's jersey Sunday! Go Broncos!

PS - over/under on Pats false starts? My goal is 3.

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Also... what kind of noise do you use?

Stomping, howling, hammering the stadium ends with your hands?

by jimmyray on Dec 16, 2011 8:26 AM MST reply actions

Stomping, man.

Mile. High. Thunder. That’s the only way to go!

Screaming helps, but mainly it’s just to get the angst out. :)

by H-bizzle on Dec 16, 2011 9:56 AM MST reply actions 1 recs

Stomping for sure bizzle

It’s always also expected that you better come out of a Broncos game hoarse. So screamin’s it too.

Whatever you do, those that are going, please stay quiet when Our offense is on the field! (That always gets me, I’ve been to a few games where it seems half of the home crowd doesn’t understand that aspect of ‘home field advantage’).

A pessimist sees the difficulties in every opportunity.
An optimist sees the opportunities in every difficulty.
- Winston Churchill

First (and only, in our lifetimes) team to three consecutive SB wins (perhaps and then some)!!!! ( =

by PearlJamBroncoGFunk on Dec 16, 2011 12:35 PM MST reply actions 1 recs

Most definitely...

I don’t get it – it’s like that game at Aztec stadium in Mexico city a few years back. I remember the crowds would cheer for kickoffs and punts, but they didn’t really know what else to cheer for. I get that because the NFL is not a big thing in Mexico City; I expect a lot more from local fans that have been around the game.

by H-bizzle on Dec 16, 2011 12:46 PM MST up reply actions

Stand and stomp the entire game while on D

by knoepke84 on Dec 16, 2011 12:44 PM MST via mobile reply actions

Please be LOUD!

For those of us who cannot be there to stomp and shout, let it be deafening. Brady can’t call audibles if his team can’t hear.

by Humblebroncofan on Dec 16, 2011 1:48 PM MST reply actions

BE AS LOUD AS YOU"VE EVER BEEN!!

Being a displaced longtime Bronco fan here in Pennsylvania, I will not be among most of the rest of the nation getting to watch my beloved Bronco’s. We get the Jets-Eagles game here. I was really hoping that the game would be moved to the night game. No such luck for me. Anyway, here’s hoping that the Mile High Magic is in full force as I’ll be keeping track of the game on-line. Don’t let Brady breath in the thin air of Denver by sucking all the air out of the stadium when he’s trying to call plays and his line is trying to block VONDOOM!!!! GO BRONCOS!!!!!!!!

by olmetguy on Dec 16, 2011 3:47 PM MST reply actions