Yep. Deflected pass on 4th down to seal a victory.
Good for him I guess.
Definitely wish we had kept him to play the NT spot here.
Bet he's happy to get out of here
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Good for Pot Roast. I scratched my head at letting him walk, but Marks and Miller are doing a good job in the middle of our line. They'll have some work to do to figure out how the run defense needs to work better than it did yesterday, but I'd stop short of saying "I wish they'd have kept Knighton."
Quote:Good for Pot Roast. I scratched my head at letting him walk, but Marks and Miller are doing a good job in the middle of our line. They'll have some work to do to figure out how the run defense needs to work better than it did yesterday, but I'd stop short of saying "I wish they'd have kept Knighton."
yeah I didn't get that either, seemed to be a good fit to play NT in our scheme
I remember hearing something on the radio about Mularkey over working him to get his weight down, and how that affected his play that final year he was here. Worked out well for the Broncos though
I still like ol Pot Roast. Im glad and happy to see him doing well, It was a shame we let him walk but hopefully in the long run it works out for both of us. We should be getting better on DLine but we shall see.
Anyone else seen his tire commercials?
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I'm happy for Pot Roast, but let's not credit that deflection solely to him. After all, the pass hit him in the helmet. I guess you could call it a head butt, but I'm thinking it was more of a poor pass by Smith than anything else.
If Pot Roast finally gets a lucrative contract, will he revert back to his underachieving ways? I sure wouldn't want to be the team that rolls the dice on him under this scenario.
Quote:If Pot Roast finally gets a lucrative contract, Will he revert back to his underachieving ways? I sure wouldn't want to be the team that rolls the dice on him under this scenario.
Not a chance. He was Denver's best defensive lineman until the Broncos signed DeMarcus Ware. If you thought he was unerachieving in Jacksonville, look no further than the position coach and DC.
One of the few of our old players that was worth something.
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How about one time
Rumor was he wanted to play for Del Rio anyway and who can blame him? He had his most successful season under him.
I like Potroast and he comes off as a good guy, but he had his issues here. He showed up overweight a couple times and it showed during the season. The contract he signed in Denver wasn't very good, but I'd imagine he may get a decent pay day now.
Quote:Not a chance. He was Denver's best defensive lineman until the Broncos signed DeMarcus Ware. If you thought he was unerachieving in Jacksonville, look no further than the position coach and DC.
I'm still not convinced that it's a wise decision to give Pot Roast a lucrative long term contract. It's better to invest in players that don't have a history of weight and conditioning being a major issue. There have been far too many players that revert back to their underachieving ways after a big payday.