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So, afer 16 years, what does a total coaching revamp get us??
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(01-12-2019, 11:22 AM)Luvnit2 Wrote: It gives us hope as at times change can be great. But in the NFL, it seems to not work out great more times than it works out great. I am sure Denver was thrilled when hey hired Joseph just 2 years ago. McVay worked out great, but is he the exception rather than the rule. Gase and Bowles did not last long. Wilks, one year?

I have a hard time getting pumped when the odds are the new guy has no more success than the old guy.

Elway blowing multiple opportunities to nab a decent QB had more to do with Denver’s downfall than Joseph. Being in the same division as the Chiefs and Chargers with bums under center is a recipe for a 3rd place schedule.
Through 2023

Mike Brown’s Owner/GM record: 32 years  223-303-4  .419 winning pct.
Playoff Record:  5-9, .357 winning pct.  
Zac Taylor coaching record, reg. season:  37-44-1. .455 winning pct.
Playoff Record: 5-2, .714 winning pct.
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RE: So, afer 16 years, what does a total coaching revamp get us?? - t3r3e3 - 01-12-2019, 04:25 PM

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