"Fu**ing Julius"

[MrDoc420]

Anybody else hear Peyton drop that on national TV when JT had that false start?

I love when our defense is on the field; you couldn't hear an A-bomb go off in Littleton, but when our offense is on the field you can hear the 'oh so proper and polite Peyton' drop the F-bomb on national TV.

 

[Miked383]

I was at the game so I didn't hear the f bomb but it sure seemed loud throughout the game. Hope its even louder next week.

 

[TDs3nOut]

Yeah, I heard that. I was pretty much thinking the same thing. 80 certainly redeemed himself when he made that sweet grab on the sideline to pick up that critical first down on 3rd and 17 down to extend the last possession, though. Very clutch play.

 

[cdumler7]

What was with all our players dropping the dang ball left and right yesterday? Can't remember the last time our guys dropped that many passes in a single game. Manning should have been almost perfect on the day. Hopefully they got all those drops out of them now and are ready to go against the Patriots.

 

[beardown07]

Didn't hear that, but if I hear the word "Omaha" one more time, Ima shoot myself in the face,

 

[cdumler7]

Didn't hear that, but if I hear the word "Omaha" one more time, Ima shoot myself in the face,

Haha well then I would recommend not watching the game this next Sunday as I bet you hear quite a few of them. You would think he was from there or something with how much he talks about it on the field.

 

[Broncos6482]

[ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I-aDrPkuXwY]julius - YouTube[/ame]

 

[DownSetHutch]

I heard it too. It was kind of funny.



Hey, Master Shake, "OMAHA!"

 

[HammerDown]

You sure that was Peyton that said that?

 

[Broncos6482]

You sure that was Peyton that said that?

Not 100%. But it sure sounded like him. I guess unless one of the players came out and claimed they were the one that said it, there wouldn't be any way to know for certain.

 

[MrDoc420]

Yeah, I heard that. I was pretty much thinking the same thing. 80 certainly redeemed himself when he made that sweet grab on the sideline to pick up that critical first down on 3rd and 17 down to extend the last possession, though. Very clutch play.

Biggest play of the game The thought of giving Phyllis the ball back with 4 minutes left and the ability to tie the game about had me ready to tie a cinder block to my ankle and jump in the pool.