Bronco Rob
11-25-2010, 04:53 AM
Woody, someone accused you of not putting Ray Crockett on your all-time Broncos team, a team which you never actually created! Well, given that it's the 100th edition of Woody's Mailbag, I personally think it would be very appropriate to put your all-time Broncos team in writing! I know all of us faithful would love to hear your opinion. (Just promise me Eddie Mac will be on the list!) Thanks Woody, and congrats on 100!
— Lincoln, Littleton
Lincoln Do you guy know Lou from Littleton and Bob from Broomfield? Rattling off, without looking it up, based on failing memory and being around the Broncos since 1974, here's my all-time Broncos team:
Quarterback is easy. Let's say it all together. John Elway.
Running back (two) — Terrell Davis and Floyd Little. I talked to Floyd recently in London, and he easily was the most important player in Broncos history until John came along. (One of my shining moments in life was when John and I were walking down a London street on Friday night before the Broncos game, and a fellow asked for a photo with me.) Davis would have been a Hall of Famer with a couple more good years. But 2,000 yards and MVP in the Super Bowl with a migraine? He was an incredible runner.
Full Article at:
http://www.denverpost.com/broncos/ci_16707011
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— Lincoln, Littleton
Lincoln Do you guy know Lou from Littleton and Bob from Broomfield? Rattling off, without looking it up, based on failing memory and being around the Broncos since 1974, here's my all-time Broncos team:
Quarterback is easy. Let's say it all together. John Elway.
Running back (two) — Terrell Davis and Floyd Little. I talked to Floyd recently in London, and he easily was the most important player in Broncos history until John came along. (One of my shining moments in life was when John and I were walking down a London street on Friday night before the Broncos game, and a fellow asked for a photo with me.) Davis would have been a Hall of Famer with a couple more good years. But 2,000 yards and MVP in the Super Bowl with a migraine? He was an incredible runner.
Full Article at:
http://www.denverpost.com/broncos/ci_16707011
mod note: Fair use rules prohibit the posting of articles IN THEIR ENTIRETY from other sources. Please post no more than a few paragraphs WITH A LINK BACK to the original source.