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He is prolly arrogant enough to think he could. It could be fun watching Osweiller's new teammate JJ Watt turn him into a pretzel.leftover pie said:Elway to come out of retirement and QB the broncos himself.
The entire quote is less sour grapes and more smart spending:on3m@n@rmy said:![]()
Pretty safe to say that's not happening. Even if Denver is stinging right now for not having any QB. They will have to use a short-term fix at QB and hope to draft someone to groom. And this is a terrible draft class at QB. I can see Wentz going in the first round, but I would not pick any of the others in the first round.
Speaking of stinging, John "Jack wagon" Elway's parting shot at Osweiller sounds a lot like sour grapes:
Gee, John. If that were true what the crap did you offer Osweiller a contract for?"We've stayed true to our philosophy of building a team with players who want to be Denver Broncos and want to be here."
Back to Houston and Osweiller, right you guys are the 4-year, $72M ($18M/year) is heavily overpaying for such a limited resume (7 career starts). As Mooch Mariuchi said today, "Desperate times call for desperate measures". That's a statement I do not agree with. Teams that practice that are typically not good teams.
Oh yes he DID need to say that!on3m@n@rmy said:haha. I would normally agree with you if it were not for 1) Elway knew Denver needed him, because without him now look at the pickle they are in, and 2) Elway did not need to add "building a team with players who want to be Denver Broncos and want to be here". There was no need for that to be said. It was an obvious slam. Elway should have said "Thanks to Brock for filling in nicely when Peyton was injured and for helping get to the playoffs for a shot to win the Super Bowl"... or something like that.
Look at Sam Bradford's rookie contract.Billie said:image paying 70 million for a qb who hasn't even won 5 games yet
Merckx index said:Brady just signed a new contract that will pay him--at most--$60 million for four years, $12 million less than Osweiller. Of course, who knows if Brady will even be playing for four more years, but the difference between Brady and Osweiller is that Brady is more interested in winning rings than getting a few extra million when he already has enough to be set for life (it also helps when your wife makes twice as much as any player in the NFL). Don't kid yourself, if Brady didn't have those four rings, no one would be saying he was better than Manning.
Houston has a strong defense and with a good QB might become a SB contender, but the Broncos already won a SB with one of the worst QBs in the NFL. Seems to me a lot to give up just for a few more million that Osweiller doesn't even need.
Still don’t understand how Kubiak is going to turn Kaep into a starter if Kelly can’t. Not saying Kelly can’t, but Kaep’s desire to be traded seems to be based on a strong belief he won’t start at SF.
ho in his right mind would want to play for the Brownsjmdirt said:RUMOR (not confirmed yet): Kaep WANTS to play foe the Browns.
...and only seven starts.Alpe d'Huez said:Look at Sam Bradford's rookie contract.Billie said:image paying 70 million for a qb who hasn't even won 5 games yet
I believe Kaep was a 2nd round pick by Niners. Not 100% sure on that. But no way Miners are getting 2nd rounder for Kaep IMO. They'd be lucky to get a 3rd rounder, but he's not worth more than a 4th. Here's a thought - what if Denver picked up Sanchez intending to deal him in trade for Kaep? And if Niners wont go for that Denver would still have Sanchez. That deal Denver did to get Sanchez gives them more options. Clever by Denver.movingtarget said:Denver have picked up Sanchez as a second string QB but are still interested in RG3 and Kaep. 49ers want a second round pick for if the aep but the Brintending to dealwns are only offering a third round draft pick and want changes to his contract. Manziel waived by the Browns on Friday.
on3m@n@rmy said:I believe Kaep was a 2nd round pick by Niners. Not 100% sure on that. But no way Miners are getting 2nd rounder for Kaep IMO. They'd be lucky to get a 3rd rounder, but he's not worth more than a 4th. Here's a thought - what if Denver picked up Sanchez intending to deal him in trade for Kaep? And if Niners wont go for that Denver would still have Sanchez. That deal Denver did to get Sanchez gives them more options. Clever by Denver.movingtarget said:Denver have picked up Sanchez as a second string QB but are still interested in RG3 and Kaep. 49ers want a second round pick for if the aep but the Brintending to dealwns are only offering a third round draft pick and want changes to his contract. Manziel waived by the Browns on Friday.
I'm not so sure Sanchez can't be more than a backup. I have a hunch he can. As you said, it's true early in his career Jets won with good defense. Well, guess what. He's going to a team with not just a good defense, but a great defense. In addition, Denver has a good running game and he will have some good targets, so his decisions should be easier. I do recall him making some good throws in his early career when the Jets did not have to rely on him to carry the team. If Denver does not deal Sanchez away, then we will see, but it is going to be one of those things where he's got to show he can do it before people en masse start believing in him.Alpe d'Huez said:As to Sanchez, anyone who thinks he is anything more than a back-up at this point has to be nuts. Since the butt-fumble, actually, before that even, he's had maybe 2 good games, and a lot more with many mistakes. Even if you go to early in his career his Jets teams won with great defense. I can't recall a single game where they relied on him, and he delivered. It may be a move that Denver has thinking they can deal him in a two-for trade, we'll see. Denver's roster has been raided though, so it's going to be more than a QB they need.
I'm going to refer back to this post in Dec. to see who the crazy one is (I already know I'm Fn certifiable but...). One of us will be eating crow...I've actually gotten used to the taste!Alpe d'Huez said:That rang a bell inside my head but I couldn't place it. Sometime, maybe a couple years ago, I saw some news clip or something on that school/camp. And boy the town sure is a dump. God bless the US of A:
As to Sanchez, anyone who thinks he is anything more than a back-up at this point has to be nuts. Since the butt-fumble, actually, before that even, he's had maybe 2 good games, and a lot more with many mistakes. Even if you go to early in his career his Jets teams won with great defense. I can't recall a single game where they relied on him, and he delivered. It may be a move that Denver has thinking they can deal him in a two-for trade, we'll see. Denver's roster has been raided though, so it's going to be more than a QB they need.
Another problem is that I don't see RG3 or Kaepernick as a starting QB this coming year unless they have undergone major changes, and land on just the right team. Even a Denver team with a lot of solid players still in tact on defense, and a few free agent surprises yet to come and a great draft won't quell my concern much. But I have to say, if Denver had RG3 or Kaep and Sanchez, I'd have to lean towards starting RG3. Denver is offering no more than a 4th round pick for Kaep.
With cash to spend, the Raiders have now picked up Kelechi Osemele, the best offensive lineman available in FA, and corner Sean Smith, maybe the best at his position as well.
The other team opening up a fat wallet is Jacksonville, who might actually be pretty good this year, and even better the next.