]"I play angry every week." Maybe more of us should play like that."

[Carr Bombed]

Originally Posted by mridge01

I was just checking, who was it that gave up a 44 yard pass play to Roydell Williams with less than 40 seconds to go and third and long last week against the Titans up by 1 point? Sure looked like no. 23. He's just as guilty of the rest. Let him walk, it's not like it will make a difference.

^ my nominee for dumbest post of the month award...

I guess Denver should dump Champ when he gets burned too huh?, believe it or not every good back in this league.........get's burned from time to time.

Outside of DeMeco Ryans.......Dunta Robinson is the ONLY legit player we have on defense right now.

[eriadoc]

Originally Posted by mridge01

I was just checking, who was it that gave up a 44 yard pass play to Roydell Williams with less than 40 seconds to go and third and long last week against the Titans up by 1 point? Sure looked like no. 23. He's just as guilty of the rest. Let him walk, it's not like it will make a difference.

Yeah, the difference is that Robinson makes a helluva lot more plays than he misses. He has some equity built up.

[TexSon]

Originally Posted by eriadoc

Yeah, the difference is that Robinson makes a helluva lot more plays than he misses. He has some equity built up.

Not to metion DRob was ALL OVER Williams. It was just an incredible throw and catch.

[powerfuldragon]

... almost makes ya feel bad for dunta.

[HoustonFrog]

I'm again glad that Dunta said what I've been saying on this board the last two weeks. Its about time someone steps up. He has played his tail off this year and is always hitting and prepared. No player is perfect so I'll skip the inane and off the mark comments I've seen. Kubes, Smith and our owner should figure out what makes Dunta and DeMeco tick and draft more of that./

[FILO_girl]

Anyone notice that after Schaub took that nasty blindsider...not ONE team member looked to stand up for him?? Not ONE took offense and got up into that Charger POS's face?
Think there maybe a respect for the QB issue going on again?

[HoustonFrog]

Originally Posted by FILO_girl

Anyone notice that after Schaub took that nasty blindsider...not ONE team member looked to stand up for him?? Not ONE took offense and got up into that Charger POS's face?
Think there maybe a respect for the QB issue going on again?

No, I saw alot of comments today about them missing "their" leader Schaub. The problem isn't respect but being soft.

[Porky]

Originally Posted by FILO_girl

Anyone notice that after Schaub took that nasty blindsider...not ONE team member looked to stand up for him?? Not ONE took offense and got up into that Charger POS's face?
Think there maybe a respect for the QB issue going on again?

Exactly. After that happened, I said someone needs to go decleat Drayton Florence, and maybe more than once, even if it brings a flag or flags. At some point, these guys need to grow a pair, and show some toughness and resolve. Right now, teams have to see them as soft as the Stay Puft Marshmellow man, and they feel then can physically run over this team....and our guys are proving them right. Soft, soft soft.

I'm beginning to think our team is coached by this guy -

[mridge01]

Originally Posted by Carr Bombed

^ my nominee for dumbest post of the month award...

I guess Denver should dump Champ when he gets burned too huh?, believe it or not every good back in this league.........get's burned from time to time.

Outside of DeMeco Ryans.......Dunta Robinson is the ONLY legit player we have on defense right now.

So why on 3 and 10 do you play up like that? Shouldn't Dunte have provided a little cushion to keep Roydell from running right by him? I've seen Dunte get burned plenty. Yeah, he's a physical corner, and yeah he can make plays, but he has gotten beat more than his fair share.

[powerfuldragon]

Originally Posted by mridge01

So why on 3 and 10 do you play up like that? Shouldn't Dunte have provided a little cushion to keep Roydell from running right by him? I've seen Dunte get burned plenty. Yeah, he's a physical corner, and yeah he can make plays, but he has gotten beat more than his fair share.

while it's true that having aaron glenn playing opposite him padded dunta's stats in a sense, dunta's far too valuable to our defense to let him go.

[HoustonFrog]

Originally Posted by mridge01

So why on 3 and 10 do you play up like that? Shouldn't Dunte have provided a little cushion to keep Roydell from running right by him? I've seen Dunte get burned plenty. Yeah, he's a physical corner, and yeah he can make plays, but he has gotten beat more than his fair share.

He was right with him. It was a perfect throw and catch. It happens. I don't fault the coverage as much as the scheme. He played what was called and played it well. They made the play. So everyone that has made mistakes is not allowed to be a leader and talk?What perfect player should get peeved then and talk to the team and be a leader?

[Double Barrel]

Originally Posted by Porky

I wonder if Bill Cohwer is interested in getting back into coaching again.

McNair is far too niiiiiiiiice to ever do that to Kubiak. Face it, Gary will be here at least two more seasons after this one. It's the owner's M.O. to give people of character a fair shake.

Personally, I think it's only fair to give Kubiak time to get out of the hole that Capers & Casserly left here. The lack of depth on this team is directly related to the failed draft picks of the former regime and the $30 million in dead cap space that we are suffering this season.

[HoustonFrog]

Originally Posted by Double Barrel

McNair is far too niiiiiiiiice to ever do that to Kubiak. Face it, Gary will be here at least two more seasons after this one. It's the owner's M.O. to give people of character a fair shake.

Personally, I think it's only fair to give Kubiak time to get out of the hole that Capers & Casserly left here. The lack of depth on this team is directly related to the failed draft picks of the former regime and the $30 million in dead cap space that we are suffering this season.

I think the best way they could have gone about this is to parlay their high picks into multiple picks and take your chances, character or not, on the Nelson's out there. What the Texans decided to do with Kubes was be a Year 6 expansion team again and take the safe and "right" pick. Seems we are in the same situation as far as depth.