hes a pretty average NFL coach, evidenced by his 3 games under .500 record. why are you excited to be mediocre? all the signs say this guy is average. you think hes just going to magically become belichick 2.0? hes not, hes just an ordianry head coach. i do think hes an excellent coordinator where he just worries about the offense and leaves the asst coach hires, leadership, and drafting to someone else.

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Peyton will hang it up

Not so fast. This is exactly what Peyton needs, a coach that ill establish a strong running game and take some pressure off of him. They can replace the bootlegs with straight up play actions while Peyton is under center.

who do see running those bootlegs/waggles/play action? osweiler or manning? i dont think manning wants to learn another offense, an offense hes not going to have full control of. JMO

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Posted by Wayne Campbell

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Posted on 1/19/15 at 4:32 pm to LSUTIGER in TEXAS

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hes a pretty average NFL coach, evidenced by his 3 games under .500 record. why are you excited to be mediocre? all the signs say this guy is average. you think hes just going to magically become belichick 2.0? hes not, hes just an ordianry head coach. i do think hes an excellent coordinator where he just worries about the offense and leaves the asst coach hires, leadership, and drafting to someone else.

He may only be average. I'm not super thrilled about the hire. It's the one I expected as soon as they let Fox go. I'm really just glad it isn't either of the Shanahans.

Fox was only 2 games above .500 in his career prior to Manning coming to Denver. For whatever that's worth.

I think the Kubiak/Manning issue is over played. Manning has a great relationship with Elway. He may retire, but it won't be because the Broncos hired Kubiak. I guess we'll see on that.

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