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Who knew Bronco fans were senile?

PantherFan52

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I've been on a few teams message boards to get their views on possible coaches, FA's, ETC. I came across the Denver Broncos board and couldn't help but laugh at what a lot of them had to say. Talking about how Foxy would be a GREAT hire, and by landing Fox they could see him brining DeAngelo with him... I was always a supporter of Fox, but I really don't see how getting him would be a "great" hire.

http://forums.denverbroncos.com/showthread.php?t=181969

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by landing Fox they could see him brining DeAngelo with him...

DWill is a free agent at least. People on here have mentioned that if we get Rivera he'd bring Philip Rivers with him, not only locked up under contract but Rivera doesn't coach the offense.

Honestly, all the players talk how much they respect Fox and love playing for him. I can see DWill following him to Denver if he ends up there.

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