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Bryce completed 75% of his passes, accounted for 3 TD's, had a 46% 3rd down completion percentage and finished with a 147 QB rating. In what world is that NOT an overall good game?

I've been critical of Brown in the past. I never thought he was a bust. I just felt that to be taken that high in the draft he needed to have a bigger impact in the field, especially in terms of a pass rush in a pass-happy league. He always been good in most games against the run. This year his pass rush has improved. He has a career high 4 sacks this season (which leads the team), and we still have 4 games to go. That sack number is literally 1/3 of his career sack total (12). Even more impressive is the fact that he's having such a great season coming off an season-ending injury in 2024. He (and Horn) are really living up to their draft slot...and that's a good thing for the team and fans alike.

https://x.com/upandadamsshow/status/1995530432754938030?s=46&t=W75E23VenL1ei42iX22E5g She isn’t wrong

Not specific to this but in general as to your criticisms…. When we say he played well, excellent, are complimentary and placing credit, why can’t that be enough? Because it seems that we must go the next step and say that he is our future and to pick up the option, extend him, something like that for people to stop saying we hate him. To satisfy the pro Bryce bunch. I am not ready to do that off of a good week when the next week and the week before do what they do. There are years of it.

You mean just Evero in general?

In theory, the Broncos should have significant advantages over most teams considering most of their training happens at altitude.

Yeah, he is such a hot and cold QB. Even the highs are typically fairly low(speaking specifically 2024 end of season run). It's easy to point to his 400+ yard outing and being the franchise record holder for single game passing but when you look at the 26 of 40 career starts of less than 200 yards passing, it's hard to have a very rosy view of the body of work. If we were staring down a significantly better 2025 season in terms of actual performances, it would be a different story. That would show some progression is happening, albeit maybe at a glacial pace. But, that isn't what has happened. He's been modestly better than his first two seasons in most categories. Does this show improvement? Arguably so but the pace is going to lead us into a very, very difficult position even if it continues at a linear scale. You will end up in the 2026 or 2027 offseason having to make a long term decision on a MAYBE bottom 10-12 QB. And that is assuming continual progression and no regression or plateau. I just don't think there is enough to invest in this situation long term. The bones of Bryce the QB aren't solid enough to build a franchise caliber QB, IMO.

That's an 80% completion percentage, 21 yards per completion, and 17 yards per attempt.

I don't know. Still think they could upgrade the LB room. Standup and Edge types.

I swear he gets rolling if he gets a little 20 yard run in. It changes his whole demeanor.

right they have to do it by may 1st of 2026. why is that not an option? Pick up the 5th bring in comp and or draft a guy?

Super pumped about Ransom. What a first start.

And now he has a new best win after out coaching Sean McVay

To be completely fair, Brown was a Marty Hurney pick. On brand, Marty crushed the first round selection and crapped the bed with the rest of the draft (Jeremy Chinn withstanding, but he's not on the roster).

Yeah, Denver is only about 300 miles west of the east/west center of the continental U.S.

It sure is. But its a talent depleted team so they have to go all out to fix it.

From Start to Finish it was one of the most entertaining games I've seen all year: Explosive Plays down the field, great catches, several lead changes w/out either team being able to land a knockout punch, crucial defensive stops/turnovers, and a down to the wire ending. And as you pointed out, Carolina came out on top!

A few more of those and defenses won't be able to stack the box on 4th and short. It adds another wrinkle to the offense.

4700 yds, 37 td, 12 interception that’s what Goff did last season you’re insane

Because the 5th year has to be picked up after he finishes this year or not at all.

It is indeed May 1st. So they will get some free agency and also the draft if "better" options are found. I do think they will likely make that decision far earlier, however. Ultimately, if you don't pick up the 5th year option, it makes much more sense to try to move Bryce. It's better for him and us, IMO. Let him get a fresh start and another team get the option to decide on that 5th year before the deadline.

They could really win out if Canales keeps his head on calling plays. They just beat the Rams without Jaycee, Moehrig or Rozeboom on defense. Running game is waking up and finally looking like what we thought it would be before the season started, with a great 1-2 punch running the ball. Bryce isn't focusing on TMac as much now with Coker getting back up to speed (he's really our best WR right now, but TMac has the higher ceiling). I think this opens everything up. If they can start taking some deep shots to Jimmy Horn, I think we'll start to see their best football.

He's made more game changing and impactful plays than that one DE/LB who wanted top money. He's definitely earned his money.

Best DT we've ever had. Probably the best DT in the NFL right now.

This tells me rattler and mccarthy are way way better than I thought they were