Broncos expected to go after Whitworth

[*Wyche'sWarrior*]

(02-22-2017, 04:46 PM)samhain Wrote: You're right, but knowing this team, it's enough to make fans really uneasy.  This front office's Super Bowl is not played in early February.  It's played in March and it's called winning negations with players.  They're all about the "team friendly deal" and generally don't win bidding wars.  Their MO is extending guys before it comes down to a bidding war.  Once guys hit the market, the FO here is greatly disadvantaged by their stubbornness and generally lax attitude about improving or winning games.

He's got them over a barrel in every way right now.  If he wants to go, the only thing they can do to stop it is tag him, which would be really expensive.  

If these morons running the team run Ogbuehi and Fisher out there as starters in 2017, I hope Andy retires.  He should.  He should quit on the organization if they quit on him.  This family and staff has been spending too much time smelling their own farts and getting overinflated egos for the relative success of the Dalton-Green era.  They seem to think that the moral victories mean they can revert to their old ways of inaction and complacency.  

This arrogance will take time to dissipate.  I think another disaster like Andy's abrupt retirement would send a wake up call and force their hand.  We're not going to win with this staff and roster anyway, especially if the only good players on the line walk.  

The other thing that sucks about Whit and Z potentially leaving is that it means we can probably forget about using the draft to add players to address what we see as weaknesses on the roster.  The o-line will be one big weakness.  It will require at least 3 player upgrades and almost nothing could justify not using a first on a tackle, no matter how bad the reach.  Whit and Z gone plus the refusal to replace Scrodine will make it necessary.

Shit like this is EXACTLY why Palmer said to hell with it, IMO.  It's like "deja vu all over again."