Vic Fangio - Gone

[Gman]

Gman, are you getting tired of Seahawks fan yet?

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I don't go to their church, so it's not too bad. I do see a lot of the license plates and wonder why someone would pay for them. But I also thought the same about the Broncos plates in CO.

Some will be talking about going to the Super Bowl before the pre-season is over. I secretly relish in the schadenfreude of grown men emotionally struggling with the poor performance of their local sports collective.

[MrPrena]

I don't go to their church, so it's not too bad. I do see a lot of the license plates and wonder why someone would pay for them. But I also thought the same about the Broncos plates in CO.

Some will be talking about going to the Super Bowl before the pre-season is over. I secretly relish in the schadenfreude of grown men emotionally struggling with the poor performance of their local sports collective.

I believe Alcoholic beverages makes them even worse.

[MrPrena]

Old news but Hackett hired.

Any coach lasted more than 4 years with Broncos since M. Shanahan?

12 Josh McDaniels* 2009 2010
28 11 17 0 .393 ? [18]

13 Eric Studesville* 2010
4 1 3 0 .250 ? [19]

14 John Fox 2011 2014
64 46 18 0 .719 7 3 4 1 AFC championship (2013)[14] [20]

15 Gary Kubiak 2015 2016
32 21 11 0 .656 3 3 0 1 AFC championship (2015)[14]
1 Super Bowl championship (2015) [21]

16 Vance Joseph* 2017 2018
32 11 21 0 .344 ? [22]

17 Vic Fangio* 2019 2021
49 19 30 0 .375 [23]

18 Nathaniel Hackett* 2022 present

[Jer]

I think you missed the point based on this response.

Also, my example was Russell Wilson and I would offer push-back at the idea that he's a QB on the downhill slide to retirement. He played behind one of if not THE worst O-Line in the NFL this year. You can keep Teddy Bridgewater though... that was working really well for them. I bet you're going to say you wouldn't take Aaron Rodgers either, right? I mean, what a washed up has-been amirite?

Are we seriously comparing Russell Wilson to Teddy Bridgewater right now as your primary stance on how to build a championship winning team? What is your solution? So far, you seem quick to smack down my examples and ideas w/o adding much of your own.

If you tell me that Denver can package Teddy, some picks, a couple of younger skill players that show a little bit of promise as well as some of those 11 picks Denver have in this upcoming draft and ship them off to Green Bay for Aaron Rodgers and Devante Adams (since that's about the only way you'd pull him away from GB now) I'd jump at the opportunity. Hell, GB may even throw in their offensive coordinator if Aaron likes him to sweeten the pot. Denver brass can make him head football coach and the Superbowl is Denver's to lose.

Or you can keep throwing turds like Lock & Bridgewater against a wall and see if any of them stick. That's been working out well as of late.

See my note about what getting the OC from GB means for the DB. This could be a VERY good thing. Best part is Adams is a free agent in just over a month. The odds of Denver being the team to beat next year just went up with this hire. Not sure how good of an HC he'll be but if those pieces end up in Denver it won't really matter because they'll be friggin's stacked enough that I could coach them to a championship and learn how to HC along the way. Surely he can figure it out. If that doesn't play out and he sucks as a HC all we're out is a Vig Fangi-oh-and-seven so... no loss.