Look at all the Free Agents making plays for the Broncos

[RonWolfGOAT]

Not only is Elway a better GM than TT, but Elway doesn't even have front office experience and had to learn on the fly.

[mraynrand]

Not only is Elway a better GM than TT, but Elway doesn't even have front office experience and had to learn on the fly.

He's a great one, no doubt. Elway should go into the HOF with Tony Dungy. I mean, why wait?

[ThunderDan]

Trolling, trolling,trolling keep those doggies trolling

[mraynrand]

It is kind of amazing that horseface the GM has won a Super Bowl.

What an ugly game though.

I enjoyed it. If you don't like defense, I guess it was ugly.

[mraynrand]

Elway has been to 2 SBs as GM in 3 years.

Nothing gets by you, stat man!

[Patler]

Not only is Elway a better GM than TT, but Elway doesn't even have front office experience and had to learn on the fly.

Doesn't have front office experience? He's been in training since 2003, 1st as owner, CEO etc. of a minor league team, then as an adviser to the Broncos, then as VP of football operations for the Broncos, now as GM. He started working toward it shortly after retiring as a player.

[mraynrand]

Doesn't have front office experience? He's been in training since 2003, 1st as owner, CEO etc. of a minor league team, then as an adviser to the Broncos, then as VP of football operations for the Broncos, now as GM. He started working toward it shortly after retiring as a player.

Once you start presenting facts and rational argument, RonWolfGOAT will be gone like a fart in the wind.

[RonWolfGOAT]

Doesn't have front office experience? He's been in training since 2003, 1st as owner, CEO etc. of a minor league team, then as an adviser to the Broncos, then as VP of football operations for the Broncos, now as GM. He started working toward it shortly after retiring as a player.

ah, I stand corrected.

[RonWolfGOAT]

Once you start presenting facts and rational argument, RonWolfGOAT will be gone like a fart in the wind.

nope. i admit when Im wrong.

[yetisnowman]

and if GB had been there, it might have been Julius Peppers, Letroi Guion, James Jones, John Kuhn.

Your argument loses steam when you act as if there is no difference in these players and their situations vs the key Broncos free agents.

[Patler]

Your argument loses steam when you act as if there is no difference in these players and their situations vs the key Broncos free agents.

In what way? Weren't they able to sign with anyone they wanted to? Couldn't any team have signed them if they wanted to? Don't some street free agents, sign big $ contracts? Don't some "regular" free agents get minimum contracts, or no contract at all?

Educate me. What is the difference between a free agent whose contract expires, and a free agent whose contract is terminated before the final year it had on the face of it? What was the difference between James Jones in 2014 and James Jones in 2015?

[King Friday]

What was the difference between James Jones in 2014 and James Jones in 2015?

The hoodie?

[Patler]

The hoodie?

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[yetisnowman]

In what way? Weren't they able to sign with anyone they wanted to? Couldn't any team have signed them if they wanted to? Don't some street free agents, sign big $ contracts? Don't some "regular" free agents get minimum contracts, or no contract at all?

Educate me. What is the difference between a free agent whose contract expires, and a free agent whose contract is terminated before the final year it had on the face of it? What was the difference between James Jones in 2014 and James Jones in 2015?

It's a different philosophy, a different kind of approach. Its far more aggressive to pursue a free agent whose contract has expired vs acquiring a guy who was released or taking a flyer on someone else's practice squad,etc. You have to see that? Denver has more pursued free agents that made an impact on this super bowl team than the Pack have had in a decade. There is a clear distinction, in the aggressive approach and the volume. It's clear as day.

[RonWolfGOAT]

It's a different philosophy, a different kind of approach. Its far more aggressive to pursue a free agent whose contract has expired vs acquiring a guy who was released or taking a flyer on someone else's practice squad,etc. You have to see that? Denver has more pursued free agents that made an impact on this super bowl team than the Pack have had in a decade. There is a clear distinction, in the aggressive approach and the volume. It's clear as day.

Bingo.