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  • A Armchair Bronco

    @the-hawg said:

    One of the most popular names on the Denver boards is "Rhino."

    Really? I dunno. Maybe "White Rhino"...but rhinos in general aren't very imposing. They're all about posturing, but at the end of the day they'd rather avoid a confrontation and just go eat their grass (or smoke it -- "Rhino" also means spleef) in privacy.

    I see where they're going with this with the strength and the horn and all that, but good luck trying to find a decent picture of a charging rhino about to eviscerate some hapless victim.

    Now, a "Dozer on the Loose" I can totally see. Just imagine a bulldozer gone wild at some kind of public gathering, with bodies strewn left and right, some of them caught up in the treads, some of them crushed under the rusty scoop.

    @armchair-bronco said:

    Really? I dunno. Maybe "White Rhino"...but rhinos in general aren't very imposing. They're all about posturing, but at the end of the day they'd rather avoid a confrontation and just go eat their grass (or smoke it -- "Rhino" also means spleef) in privacy.

    Thank you Cliff Claven

  • Possible nicknames:

    1. Freight Train

    2. Peyton "Runnin' Down" Hillis

    3. The Hammerin' Hog (he's a Razorback)

  • i like Peyton 'Runaway Train' Hillis

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  • Peyton "Running Down Hillis or simply "Down Hillis".

    Is a pig's ass pork?

  • I like Hammering Hog. (If this name were chosen, he would probably prefer Hammerin' Hawg, just to feel at home.)

  • Peyton "Place" Hillis

    Peyton "Dragster" Hillis

    Peyton "Sasquatch" Hillis (then he could have a tag line like "Don't mess with the Sasquatch!")

    Peyton "Bruiser" Hillis

    Peyton "I'm Fast Enough and Mean Enough, and Dawg' Gonnit: People Like Me!" Hillis

    Peyton "Eat This!" Hillis

    Peyton "North/South" Hillis

    Peyton "Hillbilly" Hillis

    Peyton "No Nonsense" Hillis

    Peyton "Da Rock" Hillis

  • Zombo said:

    Peyton "I Better Look Into A Restraining Order From This Armchair Guy" Hillis

    Naw, I just want to see him do well in Cleveland. Plus, the better he does, the worse Josh "Stalin" McStalin will look for trading him.

  • C calfoxwc

    I drafted both Harrison and Hillis. I believe our rb's are going to make waves behind this oline.

    @calfoxwc said:

    I drafted both Harrison and Hillis. I believe our rb's are going to make waves behind this oline.

    Please tell me you're in a 40 team league.

  • Peyton Hills IS NO ALSTOTT

  • B BUCSFAN411

    Peyton Hills IS NO ALSTOTT

    @bucsfan411 said:

    Peyton Hills IS NO ALSTOTT

    So?

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  • I *had* to resurrect this thread after Peyton Hillis's career performance against the New England Patriots in Week #9.

    184 rushing yards, 2 rushing TD's, and 3 receptions for 36 yards. Are you kidding me? There were at least three "highlight reel" plays in that game, too (Hillis leaping over a defender to start the game, his schweet sideline catch for nearly 30 yards, and his bust-away run to seal the deal at the end of the game).

    I couldn't be happier for the guy. Stoopid Josh "Stalin" McDaniels deserves to be shredded for trading away Hillis, and Holmgren deserves unending praise for being able to spot this diamond in the rough. (Actually, all Holmgren had to do was watch highlights from the Broncos 2008 season when Hillis ripped it up. Apparently, McDaniels is too smart to have watched any highlight reels from 2008 when he took over the Broncos and promptly dismantled the team.)

    Here's a link to Yahoo! Sports, where McDoofus is called out for making one of the most terrible, most lopsided trades in Broncos history:

    http://sports.yahoo.com/nfl/news;_ylt=AsiJ...andlosers110710

    Go Hillis! You 'da man!

    The GipperT 1 Reply
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  • The Great White Hope.

    I'm awesome, and I fuck dolphins. Ghoolie 12/2/2012: I have absolutely no skills, training or pride

  • It all started with firing Mike Shanahan ....

  • A Armchair Bronco

    I *had* to resurrect this thread after Peyton Hillis's career performance against the New England Patriots in Week #9.

    184 rushing yards, 2 rushing TD's, and 3 receptions for 36 yards. Are you kidding me? There were at least three "highlight reel" plays in that game, too (Hillis leaping over a defender to start the game, his schweet sideline catch for nearly 30 yards, and his bust-away run to seal the deal at the end of the game).

    I couldn't be happier for the guy. Stoopid Josh "Stalin" McDaniels deserves to be shredded for trading away Hillis, and Holmgren deserves unending praise for being able to spot this diamond in the rough. (Actually, all Holmgren had to do was watch highlights from the Broncos 2008 season when Hillis ripped it up. Apparently, McDaniels is too smart to have watched any highlight reels from 2008 when he took over the Broncos and promptly dismantled the team.)

    Here's a link to Yahoo! Sports, where McDoofus is called out for making one of the most terrible, most lopsided trades in Broncos history:

    http://sports.yahoo.com/nfl/news;_ylt=AsiJ...andlosers110710

    Go Hillis! You 'da man!

    @armchair-bronco said:

    I *had* to resurrect this thread after Peyton Hillis's career performance against the New England Patriots in Week #9.

    184 rushing yards, 2 rushing TD's, and 3 receptions for 36 yards. Are you kidding me? There were at least three "highlight reel" plays in that game, too (Hillis leaping over a defender to start the game, his schweet sideline catch for nearly 30 yards, and his bust-away run to seal the deal at the end of the game).

    I couldn't be happier for the guy. Stoopid Josh "Stalin" McDaniels deserves to be shredded for trading away Hillis, and Holmgren deserves unending praise for being able to spot this diamond in the rough. (Actually, all Holmgren had to do was watch highlights from the Broncos 2008 season when Hillis ripped it up. Apparently, McDaniels is too smart to have watched any highlight reels from 2008 when he took over the Broncos and promptly dismantled the team.)

    Here's a link to Yahoo! Sports, where McDoofus is called out for making one of the most terrible, most lopsided trades in Broncos history:

    http://sports.yahoo.com/nfl/news;_ylt=AsiJ...andlosers110710

    Go Hillis! You 'da man!

    Was it actually McDaniels who made this decision? Do not the Broncos have some GM or Pres. of Football Operations making most of the personell decisions? If not, they should. A basic rookie HC should NOT be making personell decisions. We learned that here from Butch Davis. So, who is running the show in Denver?

    Also, the best thing from the article you linked was this:

    The awesome CBS nugget about Colt McCoy, who is the first quarterback to make his first three career starts against three Super Bowl-winning quarterbacks: Ben Roethlisberger(notes), Drew Brees(notes) and Tom Brady.

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  • Actually I don't think it was Holgrem who made the trade. I think it was Heckert and Mangini said he wanted Hillis thrown in as a throw away player because he was coaching the Jets when Hillis ran all over them.

    Ruining threads since 1897.
  • The GipperT The Gipper

    @armchair-bronco said:

    I *had* to resurrect this thread after Peyton Hillis's career performance against the New England Patriots in Week #9.

    184 rushing yards, 2 rushing TD's, and 3 receptions for 36 yards. Are you kidding me? There were at least three "highlight reel" plays in that game, too (Hillis leaping over a defender to start the game, his schweet sideline catch for nearly 30 yards, and his bust-away run to seal the deal at the end of the game).

    I couldn't be happier for the guy. Stoopid Josh "Stalin" McDaniels deserves to be shredded for trading away Hillis, and Holmgren deserves unending praise for being able to spot this diamond in the rough. (Actually, all Holmgren had to do was watch highlights from the Broncos 2008 season when Hillis ripped it up. Apparently, McDaniels is too smart to have watched any highlight reels from 2008 when he took over the Broncos and promptly dismantled the team.)

    Here's a link to Yahoo! Sports, where McDoofus is called out for making one of the most terrible, most lopsided trades in Broncos history:

    http://sports.yahoo.com/nfl/news;_ylt=AsiJ...andlosers110710

    Go Hillis! You 'da man!

    Was it actually McDaniels who made this decision? Do not the Broncos have some GM or Pres. of Football Operations making most of the personell decisions? If not, they should. A basic rookie HC should NOT be making personell decisions. We learned that here from Butch Davis. So, who is running the show in Denver?

    Also, the best thing from the article you linked was this:

    The awesome CBS nugget about Colt McCoy, who is the first quarterback to make his first three career starts against three Super Bowl-winning quarterbacks: Ben Roethlisberger(notes), Drew Brees(notes) and Tom Brady.

    @the-gipper said:

    Was it actually McDaniels who made this decision? Do not the Broncos have some GM or Pres. of Football Operations making most of the personell decisions? If not, they should. A basic rookie HC should NOT be making personell decisions. We learned that here from Butch Davis. So, who is running the show in Denver?

    Also, the best thing from the article you linked was this:

    The awesome CBS nugget about Colt McCoy, who is the first quarterback to make his first three career starts against three Super Bowl-winning quarterbacks: Ben Roethlisberger(notes), Drew Brees(notes) and Tom Brady.

    Gip,

    I don't know who signed off on the trade from a Denver point of view but Hillis was a One Man Gang against the Jets in '08. McDaniels has shown in his brief time in Denver that he clearly has his own opinion about player dispensibility. He couldn't get along with Cutler (and while I don't like him I can't fault Cutler for feeling slighted). He couldn't get along with Marshall. He shipped them out of town. Josh McDaniels has a little bit of that stubborn hubris that is similar to the way Rex Ryan feels about evaluating defensive players. He discarded a very good player and two draft picks for Brady Quinn who remains inactive. He then traded up in the first round to draft a project QB. I don't know what his plan is...but I think there's some 'splainin' to do....

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