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John Elway's "Three Amigos"

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  • Remarker RemarkerR
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    RemarkerR Remarker wrote on last edited by
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    I guess Percy Harvin is too short too. Hahaha

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    • Bob806 Bob806B Conversation Starter Dedicated Very Popular Posting Machine Collaborator First Post Reacting Well One Year In One Month Later Week One Done
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      Bob806B Bob806 wrote on last edited by
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      Shannon Sharpe didn't play with the 3 Amigos, I think the TE was Orson Mobley FYI....but I agree with slowburn, hell with the Broncos. They're right up there with the Steelers and Ratbirds on my hate list.

      I still shudder when I remember that whole era. We had such a great team, but our big flaw was a lack of any pass rush, and the stupid prevent D that cost us dearly.

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      • calfoxwc C Dedicated Very Popular Conversation Starter Collaborator First Post Posting Machine Reacting Well Week One Done One Year In One Month Later
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        C calfoxwc wrote on last edited by
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        My bad. I wouldn't have ever brought it up if it hadn't been

        for talk about Hawkins and his size. I expect great things

        from him.

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        • miktoxic miktoxicM
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          miktoxicM miktoxic wrote on last edited by
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          i was glad to see a strong defense go into the super bowl and totally dominate the game against horseface II and the vaunted #1 offense.

          while i love colorado and would move there in a heartbeat the football team and their fans can forever kiss my ass.

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            P Pianoman wrote on last edited by Pianoman
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            The gig in Denver was great.

            I kinda dig the music scene there because like Cleveland ( at least at one point) there were alot of good local acts.

            But beside that. Fuck Denver. Nothing but heartache and them pitying us (if ptiying us is a word) with Horse face's gummy grin.

            Talent wise IMO they were no match. Denver on offense was a one trick pony (pun intended) with a side "Sammy

            " Winder

            They didn't truly evolve until they got Atwater, Sharpe, and Davis.

            They got better on defense and had a horse in the running game.

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            • P Pianoman

              The gig in Denver was great.

              I kinda dig the music scene there because like Cleveland ( at least at one point) there were alot of good local acts.

              But beside that. Fuck Denver. Nothing but heartache and them pitying us (if ptiying us is a word) with Horse face's gummy grin.

              Talent wise IMO they were no match. Denver on offense was a one trick pony (pun intended) with a side "Sammy

              " Winder

              They didn't truly evolve until they got Atwater, Sharpe, and Davis.

              They got better on defense and had a horse in the running game.

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              miktoxicM miktoxic wrote on last edited by
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              @pianoman said:

              They got better on defense and had a horse in the running game.

              this year, they're the favorite amongst the pundits to repeat as AFC champs........

              i tell you what though, if horseface II goes down, that horse won't finish the race.

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                @pianoman said:

                They got better on defense and had a horse in the running game.

                this year, they're the favorite amongst the pundits to repeat as AFC champs........

                i tell you what though, if horseface II goes down, that horse won't finish the race.

                The Gipper The GipperT In Memoriam Very Popular
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                The GipperT The Gipper wrote on last edited by
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                @miktoxic said:

                this year, they're the favorite amongst the pundits to repeat as AFC champs........

                i tell you what though, if horseface II goes down, that horse won't finish the race.

                The team that won last year's conference title is almost universally selected to repeat. They won't.

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                • Nuckin Futz Nuckin FutzN
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                  Nuckin FutzN Nuckin Futz wrote on last edited by
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                  Fuck Elway

                  Only two things are infinite, the universe and human stupidity, and I'm not sure about the former. Albert Einstein
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                  • MLD WoodyM MLD Woody

                    Wow... So much hate. Poor babies

                    Any comparison of now to 25 years ago to gauge the skill level of our team is Retarded. Compare our WR heights to those of recent, successful teams. Maybe you get the same result, maybe you don't, but at least its relevant (even if some think its not that important to begin with)

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                    TheBrownNoteT TheBrownNote wrote on last edited by TheBrownNote
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                    @mld-woody said:

                    Wow... So much hate. Poor babies

                    Any comparison of now to 25 years ago to gauge the skill level of our team is Retarded. Compare our WR heights to those of recent, successful teams. Maybe you get the same result, maybe you don't, but at least its relevant (even if some think its not that important to begin with)

                    How tall did Seattle's WRs go last year? Harvin, Tate and Baldwin are all under six feet.

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                    • C calfoxwc

                      as in, why I don't worry about our wide receivers at this point.

                      Elway had these three receivers, back in the late 80's, for those who don't remember....

                      all three were short.

                      Mark Jackson was drafted in round 6, and was 5'9", 174 pounds.

                      Vance Johnson was drafted in round 1, a surprise, and was the tallest,

                      at 5'11", 180.

                      And, Ricky Nattiel, who was also 5'9", about the same weight.

                      Elway did very well with them.

                      Quick, tough guys who could get open very quickly.

                      I wouldn't discount the impact of Hawkins this coming season.

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                      TheBrownNoteT TheBrownNote wrote on last edited by
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                      @calfoxwc said:

                      as in, why I don't worry about our wide receivers at this point.

                      Elway had these three receivers, back in the late 80's, for those who don't remember....

                      all three were short.

                      Mark Jackson was drafted in round 6, and was 5'9", 174 pounds.

                      Vance Johnson was drafted in round 1, a surprise, and was the tallest,

                      at 5'11", 180.

                      And, Ricky Nattiel, who was also 5'9", about the same weight.

                      Elway did very well with them.

                      Quick, tough guys who could get open very quickly.

                      I wouldn't discount the impact of Hawkins this coming season.

                      Obviously we'd love to have a big receiver, but I agree that you don't discount smaller guys just because they are small.

                      My sleeper WR for us is UDFA Chandler Jones ... a smallish receiver that makes plays.

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