Siemian still the starter apparently.

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What would be interesting is if you had to pick between Colin Kaepernick, Tim Tebow, and Paxton Lynch to fill one spot on your roster. I'd pick Paxton Lynch because I am not convinced yet that he has peaked. And of course we have him on a rookie deal with options in front of him so it'd be a no brainer for the Broncos.

 

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Okay. You're just an idiot. Got it. I'll stop. It's not right to pick on the handicapped.

Nah. I just actually watched him play. He's crap at the position. He can't do it.

 

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Nah. I just actually watched him play. He's crap at the position. He can't do it.

Can't do it, yet still does it better than Siemian. Go figure.

 

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Can't do it, yet still does it better than Siemian. Go figure.

Does what? Run the ball? Sure.

 

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Does what? Run the ball? Sure.

And lead teams to the playoffs. That's a pretty important task on the QB job description.

 

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And lead teams to the playoffs. That's a pretty important task on the QB job description.

Can you name anything related to being an NFL QB that Tim Tebow was good at that can't be described as an 'intangible'? Because I watched him play. And he sucked ass at it.

 

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Can you name anything related to being an NFL QB that Tim Tebow was good at that can't be described as an 'intangible'? Because I watched him play. And he sucked ass at it.

Was pretty good at throwing the deep ball. Could teach Siemian a thing or two about that.

 

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Can you name anything related to being an NFL QB that Tim Tebow was good at that can't be described as an 'intangible'? Because I watched him play. And he sucked ass at it.

BTW, can you name anything Siemian is good at that could be described as intangible?

 

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Was pretty good at throwing the deep ball. Could teach Siemian a thing or two about that.

No, he wasn't. The longer throws gave the receivers more time to adjust to his passes.

 

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BTW, can you name anything Siemian is good at that could be described as intangible?

Sure. He has shown the ability to shake off early mistakes and come back to make plays. He has also shown an ability to understand a complicated playbook. You still haven't given me a tangible Tebow asset yet.

 

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No, he wasn't. The longer throws gave the receivers more time to adjust to his passes.

I'll take an ugly completion over a pretty incompletion on a deep ball any day of the week.

 

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I'll take an ugly completion over a pretty incompletion on a deep ball any day of the week.

I'll credit the person making the play. In this case, the receiver working for a catch.

 

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Sure. He has shown the ability to shake off early mistakes and come back to make plays. He has also shown an ability to understand a complicated playbook. You still haven't given me a tangible Tebow asset yet.

Well, if we're gonna make things up then Tebow is the biggest, fastest, smartest, and toughest man to ever play the QB position.

 

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I'll credit the person making the play. In this case, the receiver working for a catch.

And thus the problem with Tebow haters. They hate to give credit to Tebow for being a playmaker in his own right.

 

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Well, if we're gonna make things up then Tebow is the biggest, fastest, smartest, and toughest man to ever play the QB position.

I'm not making anything up. Siemian showed promise last year. He looked improved earlier this year, but has fallen off to shitty play recently. That's what you are missing. People complaining about Trevor are complaining because he looks like he is descending into Tim Tebow territory. Hesitation.Bad timing. Inaccurate throws. Misunderstanding basic Defensive concepts. Lack of vision. We don't want a shitty QB again. Have you actually watched any games this year? Do you stare at the TV wondering what the lights and sounds mean?

 

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And thus the problem with Tebow haters. They hate to give credit to Tebow for being a playmaker in his own right.

Ahhh, finally it comes out. When you can't rationally defend him you have to label anyone who disagrees with you as a 'hater.' Still waiting on those tangible Tebow assets.

 

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I'm not making anything up. Siemian showed promise last year. He looked improved earlier this year, but has fallen off to shitty play recently. That's what you are missing. People complaining about Trevor are complaining because he looks like he is descending into Tim Tebow territory. Hesitation.Bad timing. Inaccurate throws. Misunderstanding basic Defensive concepts. Lack of vision. We don't want a shitty QB again. Have you actually watched any games this year? Do you stare at the TV wondering what the lights and sounds mean?

People are complaining because he's descending into Kyle Orton territory. A QB is crap if he can't win. Which, even with a stacked team around him, Siemian is struggling to do. None of his flaws would matter if he was putting us into the W column rather than the L column (see: Tim Tebow, on how that works).

 

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Ahhh, finally it comes out. When you can't rationally defend him you have to label anyone who disagrees with you as a 'hater.' Still waiting on those tangible Tebow assets.

You're clearly a Tebow hater. You refuse to give him any due credit for leading a terrible Denver team to the playoffs while defending a very mediocre Trevor Siemian who is pulling what should be a Super Bowl contending Denver team to the bottom of the AFC West.

 

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People are complaint because he's descending into Kyle Orton territory. A QB is crap if he can't win. Which, even with a stacked team around him, Siemian is struggling to do. None of his flaws would matter if he was putting us into the W column rather than the L column (see: Tim Tebow, on how that works).

I agree with you that his descent matches up more with Kyle Orton than Tim Tebow, but shitty play is shitty play. And, as I said, his descent is noticeable because he was playing at a higher level than that until recently.

 

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I agree with you that his descent matches up more with Kyle Orton than Tim Tebow, but shitty play is shitty play. And, as I said, his descent is noticeable because he was playing at a higher level than that until recently.

So was Orton when we started out 6-0 with him. But it was a mirage. It never got better. And I'd be very surprised if it does with Siemian. He may be much more polished than Tim Tebow, but he's still not very good.