John Fox now has made the playoffs 2 years in a row

[Mr. Scot]

It's either the GM or the owner. I think it's mainly the owner for the record.

Next year might go a long way toward answering that question.

I'm still leaning toward GM at the moment.

If he screws up the GM hire, then I'll be convinced the other way.

[Mr. Scot]

It seems like the Broncos are somehow under the radar, even though they are maybe the best team in the NFL.

I think Foxy wins his ring this year.

This place will go nuclear if that happens.

[Brooklyn Bully]

Fox Haters

Armanti Haters

Cam Haters

Rivera Haters

CJ's Contract Haters

DeAngelo Haters

Tolbert Haters

Maybe I was wrong. Instead of this board being full of homers, maybe it's just full of angry kids.

[frash.exe]

It's either the GM or the owner. I think it's mainly the owner for the record.

oh i don't think anybody's disputing that JR is one of the worst owners in the league

[fjblair]

It's either the GM or the owner. I think it's mainly the owner for the record.

It's getting more and more difficult to get away from that conclusion.

[Fox007]

It's either the GM or the owner. I think it's mainly the owner for the record.

Hard to argue against that honestly the record speaks for itself.

His stubborness too.

[NanuqoftheNorth]

Fox's weakness was on the offensive side of the ball, didn't matter who our OC was, our offense was mediocre most of the time.

"A punt is a good play", 3 point lead = sit on the ball/go conservative, 3rd and ten = call a draw play, "Game Manager" at QB is all we need.

Seems to me that John Elway and the Denver Broncos figured out (what a lot of Panther fans already suspected) that to be successful, you have to take the control of the offense away from John Fox.

[0115]

Fox Haters

Armanti Haters

Cam Haters

Rivera Haters

CJ's Contract Haters

DeAngelo Haters

Tolbert Haters

Maybe I was wrong. Instead of this board being full of homers, maybe it's just full of angry kids.

lol haters gonna hate.

[NanuqoftheNorth]

It seems like the Broncos are somehow under the radar, even though they are maybe the best team in the NFL.

I think Foxy wins his ring this year.

With Fox's D and Peyton at QB, I like their chances too.

Took Denver Bronco's management to bring out the best in Foxy and control his dark side (offense).

Foxy winning the Super Bowl might drive home the point to JR that investing in a more experienced and knowledgeable executive staff can pay big dividends.

No more Mom and Pop organization JR!

[NanuqoftheNorth]

I think AFC West should be mentioned at some point during this conversation.

It doesn't hurt to be in a weak division, ask the 49er teams that won all those championships.

[carolina-chuck]

Oh that Lame Duck coach.

[carolina-chuck]

jumping into the worst division in the league helps

Who care

[Mr. Scot]

I think they might want to get ready and mentally prepare then.

It wont hurt my feelings any if he wins. If our teams in 2003, 2005 and 2008 had Peyton Manning, he would have won a few rings here as well.

I don't know that it'll bother me that much.

There are definitely other results I'd hate worse.

It doesn't hurt to be in a weak division, ask the 49er teams that won all those championships.

Or the Patriots. That division has sucked for probably a decade or more.

[Nicbsbll2]

Fox went to the playoffs last year with an 8-8 record. This year he had one of the greatest QBs of all time fall in to his lap. If he had been lucky to have a future HOFer come to us via free agency, then he would have probably won a few titles as well.

I'll withhold judgement on Fox and the job he's doing in Denver whenever a) Peyton is no longer the QB and b. the rest of their division isn't garbage.