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quadlee21 said:
I grew up a Broncos fan until the day they moved the Titans to Tennessee. Traded franchises that day and never looked back
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Grew up a Cowboys fan, but I can't stand Jerry Jones. Stopped cheering for them when he fired Jimmy Johnson. Now I mostly cheer for Vols in the NFL more than any particular team. But I like the Titans too because of proximity.
 
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Weezer said:
I think it's hilarious. Belichick had his own methods turned against him for once, and he responded like a the spoiled poor sport he is. As long as it favors him, he's okay with it. Now the shoe's on the other foot and he acts like a petty bitch.
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Yep, it was very obvious that Vrabel got in his head with that move. I loved it.
 
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JacketVol said:
Nah, CJP just got me fired up. BUT, once you are no longer a part of the Big Orange then who really cares. These guys make more money than most people do for a lifetime. So wish him well with life and health and taking the Gators down but hope he loses every recruiting battle with Tennessee.
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Agreed lol
 
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coskramer said:
Remove the Orange Colored Glasses. If u polled every NFL fan who was not a TN Vol or Colt fan Brady or Montana would be the GOAT by a landslide. Not even close. I think Peyton is just as good as them but it comes down to Super Bowls which also has lots to do with your coach and the talent around you. Based on pure talent Aaron Rodgers is the GOAT
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No quarterback on a team that's been caught cheating that many times can be a "goat." Especially when he has been personally caught cheating. Tons of fans outside of New England recognize that.

That said, goat arguments are pretty silly. Most sports have enough great athletes that any number of people can be called the greatest. It's just opinion.
 
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engineerVOL said:
Those that watched the game, does Vescovi handle the ball well like Bone did? How’s his speed?
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Very encouraging. The assessments of everyone else are fairly spot on. Got to tighten handle as he is not used to playing against this level of athleticism. Not super athlete but crafty with his movements with the ball. Deceptive with hesitation and change of direction. Best thing, he plays with confidence and bravado that the rest of the team lacks. Did want to clear up one thing I saw something say; he is a pretty big liability on defense. One poster was very complimentary of his defense. I am not sure what he was watching. He can't limit penetration. He is not very physical. Defense definitely not his strength.
 
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UTMVol76 said:
Elway had the best arm.
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Spent some time in Colorado growing up, my Mom is probably the biggest football influence in my life. She can still name starting line ups for the Broncos, from the '80's.

I remember going to their training camp Elway's rookie year. Wasn't real impressive, being knock kneed and pigeon toed. Until he uncorked about a 70 yard route on air, and hit Steve Watson in stride.

I've had the pleasure to see both Elway and Peyton multiple times, those two are top five all day long. Brady might make the top ten.
 
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