Then there is this...

[Mile High Mojoe]

It's a comment I found under Woody's op-ed this morning by a guy named Dino.

“Somewhere, Tim Tebow must have been screaming at his TV, mirroring what all Broncos fans were screaming. For all of Denver's new-found "precision passing game" and "professionalism," what was lacking was the intensity and will to win Tebow brought to the Broncos--from the lowliest special teams players on up.

So Denver spent $17 million more for a quarterback with a LOSING playoff record to replace a YOUNG, TALENTED quarterback whose biggest sin was losing to the Patriots. Where were the shots of Elway, smug and proud of his rebuilt Broncos, as he put his no-heart, no-guts, heavy favorite home show on display for all to see?

Where was Peyton, after the game? Did he face the cameras and answer the tough questions? Nope, he slithered out the back door, letting his Buick commercials do his talking for him.

Where was the Broncos' vaunted defense? Where were Miller, Dumerville, Wolfe, CHAMP and company? The only defender who played like he was playing in a PLAYOFF game was Woodyard, who played his heart out.

Sorry, 13-3, the 11 game winning streak, Peyton's high completion percentage and all those touchdown passes didn't mean much, yesterday, did they? This team underachieved when it counted most, making Joe Flacco look like the second coming of Johnny Unitas. Dan Dierdorf summed up the Broncos' offense best when talked about few quarterbacks being willing to dink and dunk all day, the way Peyton dinked and dunked.

As usual, the team most affected by the altitude was Denver, not the sea-level dwelling Ravens. All in all, my frost-bitten fingers have little good to say about this season...it was predictable, drama-free and...well, as boring as a 4 yard bubble screen pass.

While the Ravens are teeing up a football to begin their demise against the Patriots, Fox, Manning and Elway will be teeing it up, in Kapalua, yucking it up, leaving Denver fans in the cold, wondering where the Broncos heart went. Yeah, right...there just wasn't room on their roster for #15...”

[TheReverend]

Please stop.

Let's live in the reality of our current circumstances. We had a good season and still have an open Window of opportunity for a few years

[Drunken.Broncoholic]

You realize you are crying about a player who won't even be in the league anymore? Tebow plays that game we lose 42-14.

GTFO thinking tebow would do ANYTHING in this game.

[oubronco]

Take your Timmy doll in the bathroom and jerk it

[Gutless Drunk]

Originally Posted by Mile High Mojoe

Where was Peyton, after the game? Did he face the cameras and answer the tough questions? Nope, he slithered out the back door, letting his Buick commercials do his talking for him.

Dino's a dumbass

[spdirty]

God just go away with the Tebow garbage.

[gunns]

Yeah, and Peter Tebow agrees with you.

[Hercules Rockefeller]

Tell us again how Luck sucks.

[Aftermath]

Whoever wrote that can go *##& themselves.

[broncocalijohn]

So we keep Tebow and all this goes away and we are playing at home vs Pats/Texans? Yeah, keep sipping that koolaid. So nobody sees your posts aka blogs, please put them on MySpace again.
We have something here and we know it. 1996 wasn't the end all and I there is a great chance that 2012 isn't either. Huge building step with a trip. We will get this...just a year later. If we kept Tebow, I doubt that would be a thought for next season.

[Cleo McDowell]

Originally Posted by Mile High Mojoe

It's a comment I found under Woody's op-ed this morning by a guy named Dino.

“Somewhere, Tim Tebow must have been screaming at his TV, mirroring what all Broncos fans were screaming. For all of Denver's new-found "precision passing game" and "professionalism," what was lacking was the intensity and will to win Tebow brought to the Broncos--from the lowliest special teams players on up.

So Denver spent $17 million more for a quarterback with a LOSING playoff record to replace a YOUNG, TALENTED quarterback whose biggest sin was losing to the Patriots. Where were the shots of Elway, smug and proud of his rebuilt Broncos, as he put his no-heart, no-guts, heavy favorite home show on display for all to see?

Where was Peyton, after the game? Did he face the cameras and answer the tough questions? Nope, he slithered out the back door, letting his Buick commercials do his talking for him.

Where was the Broncos' vaunted defense? Where were Miller, Dumerville, Wolfe, CHAMP and company? The only defender who played like he was playing in a PLAYOFF game was Woodyard, who played his heart out.

Sorry, 13-3, the 11 game winning streak, Peyton's high completion percentage and all those touchdown passes didn't mean much, yesterday, did they? This team underachieved when it counted most, making Joe Flacco look like the second coming of Johnny Unitas. Dan Dierdorf summed up the Broncos' offense best when talked about few quarterbacks being willing to dink and dunk all day, the way Peyton dinked and dunked.

As usual, the team most affected by the altitude was Denver, not the sea-level dwelling Ravens. All in all, my frost-bitten fingers have little good to say about this season...it was predictable, drama-free and...well, as boring as a 4 yard bubble screen pass.

While the Ravens are teeing up a football to begin their demise against the Patriots, Fox, Manning and Elway will be teeing it up, in Kapalua, yucking it up, leaving Denver fans in the cold, wondering where the Broncos heart went. Yeah, right...there just wasn't room on their roster for #15...”

yeah.. you should go back to myspace.

[Jekyll15Hyde]