As we begin the reunion tour of the Denver Broncos, reuniting
Gary, Wade, and Dennison, why not throw in Cutler in a Kubiak bootleg offense.
Run and Gun, but hand the ball off, and throw to your Tight Ends more
than you’re down the field runners? How about focus only on one receiver?
As much as I would like to keep Andre, this new era of a Belichek like
regime says that stock piling draft picks would warrant Andre's late/early
exit. Granted the first thing that Obrien did upon his arrival was
signing a smart quarterback that could learn his system fairly quickly.
OB proved that you didn't need to be fast, but you did have to be smart.
Don't turn the ball over, and rely on your defense, even in the offensive red
zone to help you win games. It's a tried and true testimony to how the
Patriots have built success over the years. Kubiak tried to bring the
championship feel and winning ways from Denver. So much so, we almost had
the entire Colorado St. roster become Texans.
http://www.csurams.com/sports/m-footbl/spec-rel/042910aab.html I predict
with the amount of coaching moves that you will see several moves made where
coaches will bring in former players to attempt to win in different
environments. I strongly feel that Peyton will not play under Gary's
scheme. Even though it sounds petty, what a way to stick it to Kubiak and
the Colts better than to come into a system fit for an aging quarterback?
I still say that Peyton will be one of, if not the first player to retire
from football and go directly into the NFL as a coach. But I can
absolutely see names like Manning, Welker, Tamme, to the Texans, while you see
names like Johnson, Keenum, Graham, and Reed to the Broncos. With an
aging and injury ridden Brian Cushing, I think you could see Romeo go after
Houston in KC, along with maybe a free agent running back or two make its way
to compete for a 3rd string spot like a Ridley or Vereen. Of course none
of these names mean anything if we do not address the field that has taken so
many players out with injury for us. Welker almost needed his career
here, and even after Clowney fell in a pot hole, you would have thought the
seconds wouldn't have clicked all the way off the clock before putting in some
new grass. Not to mention we do not need to be getting old.
However, if Mallet is our guy, it sure would have been good for him not
to be injured. So I say it again, a one year deal for Peyton to give
Mallett a good season to return, is the way I would absolutely love to see that
cookie crumble.
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