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<blockquote data-quote="misfit138" data-source="post: 6418380" data-attributes="member: 611275">This is false.&nbsp; Denver&#039;s rotten defense and special teams did very little to help their offense in 2008.&nbsp; Jay can&#039;t be blamed entirely for the collapse of the 2008 Denver Broncos.If frogs had wings they wouldn&#039;t bump their ***** on the ground.&nbsp; The Bears might&#039;ve won last night if Pace hadn&#039;t screwed up.&nbsp; That&#039;s how the cookie crumbles.Bad throws are a part of the game.&nbsp; Even the best QBs make bonehead decisions from time to time.&nbsp; I remember your boy Kyle throwing 5 picks in a single game.Jay does have a strong arm, and he&#039;s more than capable of making amazing throws.&nbsp; He does it in nearly every game.I&#039;d also like to remind you that there are other &quot;gunslinger&quot; type QBs who have been very successful.&nbsp; Brett Favre is considered one of the greatest of all time...</blockquote>

[QUOTE="misfit138, post: 6418380, member: 611275"] This is false. Denver's rotten defense and special teams did very little to help their offense in 2008. Jay can't be blamed entirely for the collapse of the 2008 Denver Broncos. If frogs had wings they wouldn't bump their ***** on the ground. The Bears might've won last night if Pace hadn't screwed up. That's how the cookie crumbles. Bad throws are a part of the game. Even the best QBs make bonehead decisions from time to time. I remember your boy Kyle throwing 5 picks in a single game. Jay does have a strong arm, and he's more than capable of making amazing throws. He does it in nearly every game. I'd also like to remind you that there are other "gunslinger" type QBs who have been very successful. Brett Favre is considered one of the greatest of all time... [/QUOTE]

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