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champ+jay+al=SB
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| NextBigThing wrote: | | looks like nbt is going to be moving to the colorado area in the coming months/weeks/days/house/im en route atm. |
Lolz
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Mile High
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| Posted: Wed Nov 07, 2012 4:50 pm Post subject: |
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I know we are not supposed to talk about politics so I will word this carefully:
Will Colorado's new law help us to attract free agents? I know Tyran Mathieu would love to play here
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elliot878
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Highly doubt the nfl will make an exception for the Broncos and Seahawks players.
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AKRNA
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| Mile High wrote: | I know we are not supposed to talk about politics so I will word this carefully:
Will Colorado's new law help us to attract free agents? I know Tyran Mathieu would love to play here |
It's more a question of law than politics. IE; it's still a Federal Offense. Good chance it will never be implemented.
The closest correlation I can make is the Fed speed limit enacted in the 1970's for energy conservation. Several States, Nev, Montana had no speed limits at the time. Choice they were given was to adopt Fed speed limits or give up Federal Hwy funding.
Guess which one they chose?  |
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broncos67
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| Posted: Wed Nov 07, 2012 6:38 pm Post subject: |
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| AKRNA wrote: | | Mile High wrote: | I know we are not supposed to talk about politics so I will word this carefully:
Will Colorado's new law help us to attract free agents? I know Tyran Mathieu would love to play here |
It's more a question of law than politics. IE; it's still a Federal Offense. Good chance it will never be implemented.
The closest correlation I can make is the Fed speed limit enacted in the 1970's for energy conservation. Several States, Nev, Montana had no speed limits at the time. Choice they were given was to adopt Fed speed limits or give up Federal Hwy funding.
Guess which one they chose? |
It certainly should be implemented. It was voted on democratically and won. That's how things should work.
Now I'm done. Lol.
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broncosfan07
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I suppose that's a good birthday present? 
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AKRNA
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| broncos67 wrote: | | AKRNA wrote: | | Mile High wrote: | I know we are not supposed to talk about politics so I will word this carefully:
Will Colorado's new law help us to attract free agents? I know Tyran Mathieu would love to play here |
It's more a question of law than politics. IE; it's still a Federal Offense. Good chance it will never be implemented.
The closest correlation I can make is the Fed speed limit enacted in the 1970's for energy conservation. Several States, Nev, Montana had no speed limits at the time. Choice they were given was to adopt Fed speed limits or give up Federal Hwy funding.
Guess which one they chose? |
It certainly should be implemented. It was voted on democratically and won. That's how things should work.
Now I'm done. Lol. |
I didn't say they shouldn't, but........
There's often a huge divide between how things should work and how they do. Especially regarding States rights vs Federal Law. |
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lomaxgr
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TIM TEBOW'S EMAIL ACCOUNT HAS BEEN HACKED!!1111!!!
hahahahahahahhaahah - how good is that?
The Roger Goodell one had me in tears
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broncosfan07
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Tebow had a pretty stupid tweet on Tuesday he really should just keep his mouth shut and practice blocking people.
http://blog.denverbroncos.com/denverbroncos/clady-keeping-qb-clean/
Didn't know he hadn't given up a sack yet, still not the player he was but still very good.
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brassglobos
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What are you talking about? I didn't find anything on his feed and don't ever remember seeing him tweet anything "stupid."
The OL looks great in pass blocking because Manning gets rid of the ball quickly (most of the time) and he calls audibles to adjust the blocking which helps. Honestly, I'm not surprised, he doesn't hold on to the ball.
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It wouldn't have been long until the Tebowites started calling Non-Tebow loving Bronco fans 'Mudbloods' |
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hibdib31
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What are you talking about? I didn't find anything on his feed and don't ever remember seeing him tweet anything "stupid."
The OL looks great in pass blocking because Manning gets rid of the ball quickly (most of the time) and he calls audibles to adjust the blocking which helps. Honestly, I'm not surprised, he doesn't hold on to the ball. |
Are you referring to a tweet from "@TheTimmyTebow"? My dad attempted to troll me by posting a screenshot of this fake Tebow account on my Facebook. I've seen it posted around the internet the last couple days. |
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NextBigThing
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| Mile High wrote: | I know we are not supposed to talk about politics so I will word this carefully:
Will Colorado's new law help us to attract free agents? I know Tyran Mathieu would love to play here |
In all seriousness, the supremacy clause likely means it will never get implemented. But, the more states which vote yes on the issue, the likelier the federal law against it is lifted.
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broncosfan07
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| hibdib31 wrote: | | brassglobos wrote: |
What are you talking about? I didn't find anything on his feed and don't ever remember seeing him tweet anything "stupid."
The OL looks great in pass blocking because Manning gets rid of the ball quickly (most of the time) and he calls audibles to adjust the blocking which helps. Honestly, I'm not surprised, he doesn't hold on to the ball. |
Are you referring to a tweet from "@TheTimmyTebow"? My dad attempted to troll me by posting a screenshot of this fake Tebow account on my Facebook. I've seen it posted around the internet the last couple days. |
Yep surprised they didn't take it down after Tuesday night
Rex Ryan is an idiot though it should be pretty obvious that Tebow is not a personal protector I certainly laughed when the Jets had the punt blocked a few weeks ago.
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broncosfan07
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| brassglobos wrote: |
The OL looks great in pass blocking because Manning gets rid of the ball quickly (most of the time) and he calls audibles to adjust the blocking which helps. Honestly, I'm not surprised, he doesn't hold on to the ball. |
A lot of people though Manning would get killed because the OL had so many sacks given up last year. A lot of those people look like fools now because Tebow/Orton caused a majority of those sacks themselves.
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brassglobos
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| Posted: Thu Nov 08, 2012 8:59 pm Post subject: |
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| broncosfan07 wrote: | | brassglobos wrote: |
The OL looks great in pass blocking because Manning gets rid of the ball quickly (most of the time) and he calls audibles to adjust the blocking which helps. Honestly, I'm not surprised, he doesn't hold on to the ball. |
A lot of people though Manning would get killed because the OL had so many sacks given up last year. A lot of those people look like fools now because Tebow/Orton caused a majority of those sacks themselves. |
To be fair, I don't think our OL is as good as Manning is making them look or as bad as they looked with Orton/Tebow. Somewhere in between I would reckon.
We still need to shore up the middle a bit.
Now the Eagles, I saw some of the game on Monday night. Holy smokes, I don't like Vick, but for some reason I felt sorry for him. That OL has to be one of the worst in the league.
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It wouldn't have been long until the Tebowites started calling Non-Tebow loving Bronco fans 'Mudbloods' |
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