Originally Posted by Garcia Bronco:
He blows. He won't block. Albert O can black and run routes. He's no TK...but he could be near as effective in time.
The player that hurts is Shelby Harris.
Why? He’s old. I would have asked for Dre’Mont Jones. He’s a legit pass rushing DT. Best player on your DL [Reply]
Smells like desperation. Russell is past his prime, he’ll be better than what they got, but it won’t amount to much in the end, maybe some more playoff appearances. [Reply]
Originally Posted by DaFace:
The part that's a bit of a puzzle to me is that this is a "win now" move in a division where that seems...difficult...to do. They're basically saying that they are a Super Bowl contender with a roster slightly worse than last year's outside of the QB. They have no ammo now to bring in any extra help, and their OL is still horrific.
Don't get me wrong - it's not a BAD trade for them. But it seems pretty desperate.
I haven't put much thinking into this, but if there's a new ownership group coming in for the broncos, I bet elway is desperately trying to sneak into a wild card spot with the hope that it'll save his job.
This is not a good look when you're welcoming in a new owner.
Originally Posted by MahomesMagic:
Wilson is a HOF player and was a great QB. He's still very good but he is in decline.
Hopefully this makes Veach get aggressive in the FA market. Sign a top WR, score 40 points a game.
Enjoy the rivalry, we still win.
Yep Veach needs to get aggressive and make a bit of a spalsh of his own. Dont be afraid to use some draft capital to fill the holes on this team with a statement. [Reply]
Originally Posted by Rain Man:
I haven't put much thinking into this, but if there's a new ownership group coming in for the broncos, I bet elway is desperately trying to sneak into a wild card spot with the hope that it'll save his job.
This is not a good look when you're welcoming in a new owner.
The Broncos last won a playoff game on 02/07/2016 [Reply]
Originally Posted by Gravedigger:
Smells like desperation. Russell is past his prime, he’ll be better than what they got, but it won’t amount to much in the end, maybe some more playoff appearances.
Yep. Smells like something Ryan Pace would engineer. We've seen how that's working out for Chicago. [Reply]