Former NFL Commissioner Pete Rozelle convinced "all the league's owners to adopt revenue sharing, arguably the most successful form of socialism in U.S. history. The reason the NFL is so dominant is because the NFL is basically Marxist. This was Rozelle's greatest coup, and everybody knows it. But you'd never guess that from watching the NFL Network. Marxism is not a talking point." -Chuck Klosterman
Regarding McDaniels/Profanity-gate: I don't think the guy should have apologized for anything. He didn't say anything unreasonable in the circumstances; in fact he didn't say anything that I haven't said at my job (which is moderately comparable). I think he apologized because he is a caring parent, which is a good thing, but I hope he doesn't change his ways. I like his fieriness.
RFO - Random Football Observation: The Jay Cutler / Kyle Orton 2009 stat sheet: CUTLER 5-8: 284/457, 3023 passing yards, 19 TD, 22 INT, 29 sacks, 75 rating ORTON: 8-5: 258/410, 2904 passing yards, 16 TD, 8 INT, 21 sacks, 89 rating
All posts for the 2005-2009 Denver Broncos seasons are archived above. Check out the other exciting links. If you are actually reading this, then you'll have guessed that I like to sprinkle little bits of exciting information whereever I can. You should also beware of rogue gnomes. Some of these gnomes are disgruntled Bronco gnomes and they can be a nasty bunch. It's helpful to keep a pack of cinnamon gum in your pocket or purse. Disgruntled Bronco gnomes can often be placated or at least distracted by cinnamon gum. Without the gum you might lose a toe or get a swift gnome kick to the shin. Beware!
I haven't really wanted to write much about the end of this season. It seemed with about 4 games to go that the Broncos were out. They got lucky and found a way to almost make it the playoffs. Then they lost to San Fran in a depressing game they should have won. And then Darrent Williams was killed and blogging about the Broncos didn't seem so important. And it still doesn't.
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