OT: A Denver story with New England insight

[maverick4]

ummm, does this imply that Josh had something to do with the teams success?

There's no doubt he put up good offensive stats here. He's my favorite ex-Pats coordinator at this point. Him going to Denver is the best thing to happen for the Patriots. The guy is doing a fabulous job in Denver being everything I thought he would be, thus far...even concerning his recent chest-puffing and bold declarations. I hope he stays as Denver head coach for a long time.

 

[maverick4]

Not that it matters since he's gone now and I remain amused by everything he's done since he's left...but since McKid cited that two-minute drive stat in the article, some Denver fans actually took the trouble to go through all of last year's two-minute drives for Denver and also for New England, and also wondered why he even wasted time citing that stat, when their main problem was defense:

comments found on pages 7 and 8:
Paige: McD wants defenses' hate - Article Comments - View topic - Sports News - Denver Broncos Football : Denver Colorado Neighbors

 

[Terry Glenn is a cowgirl]

You can't use stats and numbers to decide who was better than who.

Orton's a good player, but Cutler (whilst being a whiny punk) is on the verge of being an elite QB. The Bears receiving corps will be a big test for him though - can he do what Brady did and survive without any truly outstanding receivers?

We will see after this year who is the better qb...

 

[Patriot_in_NY]

You can't use stats and numbers to decide who was better than who.

Orton's a good player, but Cutler (whilst being a whiny punk) is on the verge of being an elite QB. The Bears receiving corps will be a big test for him though - can he do what Brady did and survive without any truly outstanding receivers?

By what measure is Cutler "on the verge" of being an "elite" QB? Sorry, I just don't see it. :confused2: