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Has Talib's personality taken over the Denver D?


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10 minutes ago, Mr. Scot said:

Valid, but Talib was signed a year before Kubiak.

The penchant for dirty play actually goes higher than the head coach.

Elway was part of some teams that played dirty too.

This is not a new thing for the Broncos at all.  Bill Romanowski made some of his dirtiest plays in a Broncos uniform.

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So after reading some of the replies in here, not only is it a Bronco thing, but with this current team, Elway heads it. So, while Talib is dirty, it's the men above him who pretty much want Talib to be Talib. Both the Broncos and Saints; dirty franchises.

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1 hour ago, Panther53521 said:

We all know Talib is a cheap shot artist, but I wonder if he has taken over the Defense in a bad way. We all know Talib has a bad taste in his mouth for the Carolina Panthers,

Since the Broncos were reported shopping him, I wonder if Elway sees his defense going down the wrong path with Talib on the team and not doing things the right way like Von Miller.

All the ones making the helmet to helmet plays were Talib's "boys"

Wow, the only hit that was even super dirty was the last one.  You guys are unreal.

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5 minutes ago, bestsportnascar said:

Did the whole team play dirty before Kubiak?  Was it when Elway came on board that they started?  I don't recall our teams playing very dirty under Fox, so I'm sure he wasn't part of it.

Kubiak was Elway's backup and later his OC. They go way back.

As OC, Kubiak ran a scheme that relied pretty heavily on cut blocks (taught by then OL Coach Alex Gibbs) that had loads of teams complaining about dirty hits and guys going for their knees.

 

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