The basketball community has eagerly been anticipating the release of George Karl‘s tell-all memoir, Furious George. And while the book is not set to hit shelves until next month, the New York Post was able to get ahold of a few telling excerpts. As expected, Karl hits hard. In particular, Karl targets his star pupil, Carmelo…
via George Karl goes after Carmelo Anthony in new tell-all book — Mile High Sports
The Broncos offense has struggled to execute and put points on the board this season. They put up just three points against the Patriots while the defense held the New England Patriots’ high-powered offense to just 16 points. Fans are becoming very frustrated with the play of the offense, but it’s not only the fans with the…
via Michael Schofield: We aren’t doing the “little things” — Mile High Sports
After the Broncos lost to the Patriots on Sunday, it seemed as if any sort of playoff hopes had disappeared. But there is no hope lost in the Broncos locker room as they get ready for Kansas City this weekend. There were reports of an argument between the offense and defense in the locker room after…
via Matt Paradis and the Broncos are focused on one thing: Beating Kansas City — Mile High Sports
You didn’t have to watch the Denver Broncos loss to the New England Patriots to know how poorly Jordan Norwood played; if you opened your phone or went into work the next day, you probably heard about it from everyone within shouting distance. But, yes, he was miserable. Not only did he fumble the first punt…
via Jordan Norwood had a very, very bad week — Mile High Sports
Can a team be snubbed when even their fanbase is calling them a massive disappointment? Broncos Country isn’t happy right now; they want more. This team, the reigning Super Bowl champions, shouldn’t be 8-6 and clinging onto their postseason hopes for dear life. They should be 10-4, fighting for the AFC West crown and a…
via The Denver Broncos’ three biggest Pro Bowl snubs — Mile High Sports
After acquiring new voices for their manager and bench coach, the Rockies looked internally to fill out the remainder of their coaching staff.
via Rockies fill out coaching staff as Duane Espy returns as hitting coach — The Denver Post
The Broncos have issues. Too many to count. But one reason the defending Super Bowl champions are 8-6 and in danger of missing the playoffs might be stupidity disguised as leadership.
via Kiszla: Think Aqib Talib would have had guts to tell Peyton Manning to shut up? — The Denver Post
Calling a quarterback a “game manager” is like saying Santa Claus is a good eater. It’s a backhanded compliment, equal parts put-down and praise. A game manager is stable, steady and unexceptional.
The weekend of December 18th in the NFL featured a lot of games that had serious playoff ramifications. While we all sat around debating facts, stats, what quarterbacks to trust, and schemes-these games simply boiled to down turnovers, and missed plays. For some teams, it was the inability to capitalize in the moment. […]
via Blown Chances and Missed Opportunities — The Full Court Press
New England went to Denver, which is usually a house of horrors. Tom Brady, has never played well there and the teams usually doesn’t either. But yesterday, they slayed the dragon.
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