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    (John Leyba, The Denver Post ) No cheering in the press box. "You might want to hold back your slobbering all over McDaniels, at least until he has coached a full year in the NFL. Are you a journalist or a cheerleader? You can't look at McDaniels' 'extensive' work in the league and conclude he is a better coach than Wade Phillips of Dallas." Kiz: Let's review. In Denver's 17-10 victory against Dallas, which coach stood there on the sideline with a "beats-me" look as Cowboys quarterback Tony Romo took his last two shots at tying the game by throwing the football at Champ Bailey, merely one of the best cornerbacks in the business? Full Article at Denver Post
    You might want to hold back your slobbering all over McDaniels, at least until he has coached a full year in the NFL. Are you a journalist or a cheerleader? You can't look at McDaniels' 'extensive' work in the league and conclude he is a better coach than Wade Phillips of Dallas.
    SOURCE: Denver Post 1 month ago
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  1. This is the thing about Broncos quarterback Kyle Orton. He might play a very clean game. He might win a lot of games at home. He might even take a team with a lot of strong pieces to the playoffs. But he will not win a Super Bowl. Ever.
    SOURCE: Denver Post 1 month ago
  2. Kiszla, are you serious? Before Josh McDaniels is finished coaching in this league, he has a real shot to ride in more Super Bowl parades than Mike Shanahan? Why? Because McDaniels was an assistant under Bill Belichick? Because he was anointed by Broncos owner Pat Bowlen? Because he's 4-0? Come on, one ...
    SOURCE: Denver Post 1 month ago
  3. Thanks, Kiz. You had to remind me that playing baseball in October was supposed to be fun. Have you seen my bag of ice? I've got some swelling to take care of. Your friend, Matt Holliday.
    SOURCE: Denver Post 1 month ago

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