Broncos rub Jaguars’ fur the wrong way on Twitter

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@DenverBroncos

The #Broncos' 51 points in yesterday's win are as many points as the Jaguars have scored all season.

Man i wish someone brings the donkeys back to earth.

 

[Claremonster]

Man i wish someone brings the donkeys back to earth.

They should have lost yesterday...if Homo doesn't have his patented meltdown at the worst possible time, they would have.

They're not that great and yesterday proved that they can be beat.

 

[Froob]

Poetic justice if jags pull off the impossible. Jones-drew going to have to go HAM.

 

[terabthia2]

But remember, they're the classiest organization ever with the classiest QB EVAH!!! And it's certainly OK for THEM to run up the score!!!!!!!

:bricks: :bricks: :bricks:

 

[thenepatsrule]

They should have lost yesterday...if Homo .

 

[signbabybrady]

They should have lost yesterday...if Homo doesn't have his patented meltdown at the worst possible time, they would have.

They're not that great and yesterday proved that they can be beat.

Funny I was watching with my father and pretty much predicted the last 8 minutes of the game. I basically said Peyton was going to tie the game and the key was for Dallas D to slow him down enough to be able to hold the ball last but that it wont matter because Romo will throw a pick.

So when Dallas got the ball back with about 3 min (denver still with 3 TOs) and Romo went ahead and threw his "patented" pick I wasn't surprised it happened as much as how easy it was to predict it would.

I cant believe Dallas really thinks Romo is the answer.

 

[jah]

The #Broncos' 48 points allowed in yesterday's win are three fewer points than the Jaguars have scored all season.

 

[SVN]

"Patriots have no class" -LT

 

[patman12]

Jags will be lucky to only give up 51.

 

[primetime]

They should have lost yesterday...if Homo

Yeah, please don't do this.

As for Romo, he threw for over 500 yards and 5 TDs yesterday. He played better than Manning. He's been arguably the second best quarterback in the league this year, with Rivers as the only other contender. Before you lay the blame on him, how about the defense that gave up 51 points total, including the lead that Romo had gotten them? If he's not 'the answer' for Dallas, I'm not sure what the question is.

Romo, for what it's worth, has more game-winning drives in the last three seasons than Tom Brady does. Brady's also been known to throw picks in pressure situations. I'm not saying that Romo is as good as Tom Brady, because he clearly isn't and never has been (though Romo's career deserves to be viewed substantially better than it has been), but the 'patented pick' thing is complete media narrative.

 

[dannydyn]

But remember, they're the classiest organization ever with the classiest QB EVAH!!! And it's certainly OK for THEM to run up the score!!!!!!!

:bricks: :bricks: :bricks:

You’re wrong…. Only the Pats ‘run up the score’. When the Broncos do it, it’s referred to in the media as ‘dominating’, and ‘ass whooping’ down on Main st….

 

[signbabybrady]

"Patriots have no class" -LT

Funny...

You know how BB never kicks a late field goal when he is routing a team and says that would be running it up just scoring points for points sake.

I think it was last week late in the game and Denver did exactly this. I think it was 48-20 or something like that and I swear Denver kicked the FG for no other reason than to cross the 50 point barrier.

 

[Froob]

Funny I was watching with my father and pretty much predicted the last 8 minutes of the game. I basically said Peyton was going to tie the game and the key was for Dallas D to slow him down enough to be able to hold the ball last but that it wont matter because Romo will throw a pick.

So when Dallas got the ball back with about 3 min (denver still with 3 TOs) and Romo went ahead and threw his "patented" pick I wasn't surprised it happened as much as how easy it was to predict it would.

I cant believe Dallas really thinks Romo is the answer.

In the end, there's no excuse for losing a game your offense put up 48pts in. Romo put on a master piece. But, I don't think you can ever win a super bowl with him. As Rodney said before SNF, "in the scouting report we expected him to make 2-3 mistakes in the last 5 minutes."

 

[Claremonster]

Yeah, please don't do this.

As for Romo, he threw for over 500 yards and 5 TDs yesterday. He played better than Manning. He's been arguably the second best quarterback in the league this year, with Rivers as the only other contender. Before you lay the blame on him, how about the defense that gave up 51 points total, including the lead that Romo had gotten them? If he's not 'the answer' for Dallas, I'm not sure what the question is.

Romo, for what it's worth, has more game-winning drives in the last three seasons than Tom Brady does. Brady's also been known to throw picks in pressure situations. I'm not saying that Romo is as good as Tom Brady, because he clearly isn't and never has been (though Romo's career deserves to be viewed substantially better than it has been), but the 'patented pick' thing is complete media narrative.

The point was, the Donko's are beatable. Just look at the Cowboys.

 

[Claremonster]

You’re wrong…. Only the Pats ‘run up the score’. When the Broncos do it, it’s referred to in the media as ‘dominating’, and ‘ass whooping’ down on Main st….

The Pats vs the world.

 

[Kontradiction]

They should have lost yesterday...if Homo doesn't have his patented meltdown at the worst possible time, they would have.

They're not that great and yesterday proved that they can be beat.

They're pretty great on offense, but their defense is borderline terrible. That may change when Von Miller comes back and it may not. Their secondary is brutal and that's not going to change with the aging Champ Bailey. Put your fastest guy on him and burn him deep. Offensively, this isn't going to last. They'll still be potent, but eventually the game will catch up to them and they'll be able to be slowed down. In the end, the guy that will cost them the most in the playoffs will be the guy that's driving the car right now... #18.

 

[Claremonster]

They're pretty great on offense, but their defense is borderline terrible. That may change when Von Miller comes back and it may not. Their secondary is brutal and that's not going to change with the aging Champ Bailey. Put your fastest guy on him and burn him deep. Offensively, this isn't going to last. They'll still be potent, but eventually the game will catch up to them and they'll be able to be slowed down.

Sounds familiar to what the Pats looked like a few years ago.

 

[FreeTedWilliams]

Romo ALWAYS blows the game, the thing that makes him so frustrating (for Cowboy fans, I just think it's amusing), is that he usually has a few bad picks that puts Dallas in the whole, and then he will inevitably make a huge comeback, only to throw a devasting pick (or drop a snap or an extra point) that causes them to lose the game. The key to Romo is that he is always a "if it wasn't for that one play" type guy. He will look great and then, boom, well y'all saw it.

 

[RYObroncosfan]

Eh, I don't like that they did this. Their response was that it wasn't taking a shot at Jacksonville, just posting stats...but when the stats are that ugly, let ESPN post them, not your official team twitter.

 

[BradyFTW!]

But remember, they're the classiest organization ever with the classiest QB EVAH!!! And it's certainly OK for THEM to run up the score!!!!!!!

:bricks: :bricks: :bricks:

Pretty sure that winning by 3 doesn't qualify as running up the score.