Broncos Offense After the Bye Week?

[MileHigh64]

With two weeks to scheme, what will the Broncos Offense look like after the bye week? Will Kubiak change his position with working Manning out of the pistol or under center? Will we see more bootlegs and play action passes? Might the Broncos consider going back to no-huddle, fast-paced passing attack? Will we see anything emerge in the slot or tight end receiving game? Vote and discuss! Feel free to clarify what you think we'll see and/or what you would like to see.

 

[TDs3nOut]

Can't vote, since I have no idea what to expect. Really like the idea, however, that a change is forthcoming, since that is something that I've been thinking a lot about, too.

 

[MileHigh64]

I'm confident that we'll see some changes but I don't expect a full transformation. I think Kubes sticks with the gameplan that they've laid out so far this season but the team just focuses on improved execution. Hopefully, our banged up O-line comes together and gets some really good practice reps next week. I do expect our defense to be pretty ramped up and determined to whip the crowd into a frenzy. Home games this year have been few and far between for the Broncos.

 

[SpringStein]

You left off trade for Gabbert and start him at QB. Lucas' preferred scenario. ​

 

[58crash]

Where this season's start went wrong was We should of went with 2013 Season as the Base Offense ..and built each week off that with 5 new plays ... it would of been a better gauge then this mess we are at now .

 

[58crash]

This team is what it is embrace what you do well And be the best at what you are ..

If that is not good enough make the changes at QB . So you are what your Coach and GM want to be .
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I have only this problem with Kubiak .. it will soon solve its self with a SB or one and done either way it will be solve for Lucas or me .. I can live with the out come and still be proud to be a Broncos Fan

 

[SpiritOf77]

You left off trade for Gabbert and start him at QB. Lucas' preferred scenario. ​

hey hey, that was just a joke

Everyone knows the best QB for the Broncos is already on the team

( ... unfortunately, sitting on the bench )

 

[SpringStein]

hey hey, that was just a joke

Everyone knows the best QB for the Broncos is already on the team

( ... unfortunately, sitting on the bench )

I guess I'm not "everyone".

 

[Mingo]

Springstein is always looking for a chance to take a whack at Osweiker (a practice he will not regret later when Oz becomes a great QB -because George will then claim that he just didn't want to jinx him).

I just wanted to mention that and commend the old boy on his reflexes.

 

[SpringStein]

Springstein is always looking for a chance to take a whack at Osweiker (a practice he will not regret later when Oz becomes a great QB -because George will then claim that he just didn't want to jinx him).

I just wanted to mention that and commend the old boy on his reflexes.

I didn't take a whack at Oz. I took a whack at the thought that he is the best QB on this team right now.

 

[SpringStein]

Understanding the Broncos' offense - and why it isn't working (yet)

Recommended read on the topic of this thread. Really well done by Shasta at MHR.

 

[Mingo]

I didn't take a whack at Oz. I took a whack at the thought that he is the best QB on this team right now.

The problem here is that your ruined a really very clever remark - with your nasty reality check.

 

[MileHigh64]

I would like to see the Broncos at least push the no-huddle more. Reading some stats this morning that they've only gone no-huddle 18 times in the last 3 games. In those snaps, Peyton is 7-of-8 for 102 yards. The Broncos have averaged 8.64 yards per no-huddle play vs. 4.35 yards on plays that they huddle up. With more home games on the slate than away, I'd like to see the team take advantage of the elevation and pick up the offensive pace.

 

[iknowftbll]

I agree. I'd like to see them use the no huddle to open games and stay in it through the first half unless a case by case, play by play scenario opens up an opportunity to change before that point. With this defense, the Broncos could really go into halftime up 20-0 every week if they at least opened with the offense Manning was comfortable in. Then begin introducing Kubiak's plays/system in the second half or as the game flow allows. They still need to work that because I believe it's a big part of their bid for success in the post-season.

 

[Orange Crush77]

Just let Manning do what Mannng does

 

[randymon]

If that O-line gets their stuff together and gives Manning more time and at least makes a DC worry a tad about run game, they`ll be fine and then some. It all starts up front if Broncos are going to make a serious run to the SB. Give the `ol guy some time so he can step up in his throws and not only is he extremely accurate but he can get the ball down field with good zip. You watch his games this yr and when he is able to do that,he`s as good as any of them. When he can`t get that crazy little 3 step back/shuffly thingy he does and then that big step forward throw motion going, he`s completely erratic and ugly throwing the ball. If he gets the time and is able to get that rhythm/motion going he can still tear a secondary up. Need to run that ball better or that`s not going to happen with any frequency like we`ve witnessed so far. IMO Gents