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ROYC75 04:26 PM 08-12-2014
Discussion: All things Broncos.
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Rain Man 09:17 PM 05-04-2023
Even Garrett Bolles is too smart to bet on the broncos. And Garrett Bolles can't figure out how doorknobs work.
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Rainbarrel 03:49 AM 05-05-2023
Russell "Wilson sits when he pees" swag have been around for a decade now
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RaidersOftheCellar 06:42 AM 05-05-2023
Originally Posted by Pasta Little Brother:
QB KC by a country mile
RB KC
OL KC
Wr/Te KC
DL KC
LB KC
S/CB push
HC KC
Front Office KC
Owner KC

No arguing any of this either
Only correction to be made here is S/CB advantage to KC. The rest looks pretty accurate.
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Pasta Little Brioni 12:42 PM 05-05-2023
Originally Posted by RaidersOftheCellar:
Only correction to be made here is S/CB advantage to KC. The rest looks pretty accurate.
I'll consider it. Wanted to be as fair as possible to Denver
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Quesadilla Joe 12:52 PM 05-05-2023

.@PFF gave the Broncos the second-best draft grade (B+) in the AFC West only behind the Chargers (A-).

The Broncos didn’t have a first-round pick and their first pick in the draft wasn’t until No. 63...

— Zac Stevens (@ZacStevensDNVR) May 5, 2023


:-)
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jjchieffan 01:09 PM 05-05-2023
Originally Posted by Quesadilla Joe:


:-)
And that's why we call them pffft around here. I know that you worship those guys, but they're not good at draft projections.
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PHOG 01:10 PM 05-05-2023
Originally Posted by Quesadilla Joe:


:-)
Hmm, no wonder PFF is hiring, with the BS they put out.
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RunKC 01:14 PM 05-05-2023
Sports Illustrated rating Denver with the worst draft in the AFC. Uh oh

Originally Posted by :
16. Denver Broncos

The Broncos didn’t have a pick until the end of the second round, which they used on a receiver (Marvin Mims Jr.)—arguably the biggest strength Denver has on its entire roster. It also failed to address a glaring issue at edge, with Baron Browning and the often-injured Randy Gregory expected to carry the burden.

Denver will finally have its first-round pick back next year after trading away three of them across the past two years in deals for quarterback Russell Wilson and coach Sean Payton. That's good news, because the roster desperately needs an infusion of top-end talent.

Was taking C.J. Stroud and Will Anderson Jr. worth the cost for the Texans?@MattVerderame ranks every AFC draft class ↓ https://t.co/wmen59uzzl

— Sports Illustrated (@SInow) May 3, 2023

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jjchieffan 01:15 PM 05-05-2023
Hey Knowshit. If you want to see Pffft stuff, here's their power rankings for Denver. BTW they rank the Chiefs number one.

28. DENVER BRONCOS
• Biggest loss: C Graham Glasgow

• Biggest gain: QB Jarrett Stidham
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jjchieffan 01:16 PM 05-05-2023
Biggest gain is Stidham. :-). What a pathetic off-season
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RedinTexas 01:18 PM 05-05-2023
Originally Posted by Quesadilla Joe:


:-)
There is a big difference between grading the draft by the draft picks made, and grading the draft by how many picks were made and how much impact they might have on the team. Without passing judgement on their judgement, my guess here is that PFF was only grading the picks you made.
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Rainbarrel 01:19 PM 05-05-2023
Originally Posted by Quesadilla Joe:


:-)
bd Penner throwing that money around
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RaidersOftheCellar 01:28 PM 05-05-2023
Originally Posted by jjchieffan:
And that's why we call them pffft around here. I know that you worship those guys, but they're not good at draft projections.
They're pretty good at ranking rosters though.

Chiefs: #1
Broncos: #28

:-)
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RaidersOftheCellar 01:31 PM 05-05-2023
Originally Posted by jjchieffan:
Biggest gain is Stidham. :-). What a pathetic off-season
:-):-)
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TEX 03:04 PM 05-05-2023
Originally Posted by jjchieffan:
Biggest gain is Stidham. :-). What a pathetic off-season
Let's ride part II :-)
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