I'll always have a soft spot in my heart for this guy. Coming in for most of the second half of the season when Manning went out with injury was huge. Without him, there's a very fair chance that the 2015 team doesn't win the super bowl that year. At least as far as I can tell.
every Bronco fan owes this man a debt of gratitude for his hard work in 2015. That was my all time favorite Bronco team. I agree about that OT win over the Pats - that easily is one of the most memorable regular season games I ever watched (and I wasn't there). That game is made all the more memorable due to the nature of that season.
As a Chiefs fan I was gonna throw some shade at Denver and Brock, but in reality he had a blessed career.. Make 41 mil, win a SB, and have some shining moments in the NFL. Yea, id take that in a minute… Great content as always…
It really is a shame he left, he did so well with Denver and i really thought he'd be Peytons successor but.. money talks i guess. Ill always remember him beating Tom Brady in the snow where everybody played their hearts out.
Did neither of you watch the video? It was his agents. He said he wish he didn’t listen to his agents and if it was up to him, he would’ve been a bronco not a Texan
@Johnathan Spore if a company offered you 5 times what your getting paid at your current job... you would even think twice to take the offer... of course it was about the money and each one of us would of done the same shit
He basically tantrumed his way out of a good situation, went to the worst team situations possible and never recovered. The lesson many of us have to learn is don't mess with a good thing just to satisfy your pride.
However, he still made more money than most of us ever will in a relatively short amount of time. Made 4 million in 5 years worth the Broncos then 37 million over the next three seasons before retiring. Under pretty much any other circumstances, that's a win.
I remember that game, but NOT in a good way. I about blew a gasket at the Patrick Chung holding call near the end of regulation of that game. One of the worst calls of that season. Don’t get me wrong it’s not why we lost. We had no business losing a two-touchdown lead in the first place. But yeah, my now ex wife was kinda displeased with me for blowing a gasket like that.
Brock went to my high school and when I was a senior he donated 230k for a new weight room and it looks super dope. Tons of Broncos and Super Bowl 50 stuff around too
He gave it his all, played to the limit of his ability, got some lucky breaks, had a few understandable emotional reactions (getting unfairly benched in the middle of a Super Bowl run had to be awful), and made some understandable bad decisions (I would have told him to take that huge Texans paycheck). He seems like a happy guy and as others have said, he has a great job, a beautiful wife, a championship, and a mountain of money. He did fine for himself.
Agree with everything except the part of him being benched. Ultimately that decision was the right call. At that time, Denver just needed a consistent QB that would play smart and limit turnovers. The defense they had was ridiculous so as long as they didn't turn it over, they had a good chance of winning. 95% of coaches would have probably made the same call. It was unfortunate but Brock should have seen himself as the next guy knowing Peyton was going to retire. Sometimes we have to put our ego to the side.
@@jotac87278 also, we gotta remember, this is PEYTON MANNING. Doesn’t matter if he played bad that year. I always felt like Peyton was gonna be the starter during that post season run.
That win in Indianapolis will always be special for me. As a Broncos fan in the Hoosier state, that is the one time I've been able to see Denver win a game in person. That was a long streak that came to an end, as the Broncos hadn't won a game in Indianapolis since Jake Plummer was quarterback.
Like many other all-time greats, Elway has no eye for talent evaluation. He’s looking for guys who remind himself of him, without the context to recognize that he was a guy who didn’t need much coaching up.
We passed on Russell Wilson for Jack Elways college roommate. Years later we gutted the team for Wilson. Elway was a great QB but he sure couldn't draft one. To be fair, we've yet to draft an elite QB. Cutler is the best we've managed in modern times.
Big ASU guy, I loved Brock when we was with the Devils! He show alot of heart and was proud to be a Sun Devil and had some really memorable games back then!! I'll never forget the Missouri game! Dude balled out and got us the win!! Then he left us after saying he was staying for his Senior year... I was hoping to see him under Todd Graham but my surprise and everyone else's he left for the draft... As a die hard Raiders fan I was super bummed to find out the Broncos drafted him lol!!! I was hoping a NFC team would draft him! The past is the past tho, he was a baller and I still miss him in the game.. Great video bro! Made me laugh quite a bit 😂😂😂
As a Texans fan, this is where I point to when asked when my team started to go so downhill. A large contract that was traded away after only 1 year, wasting prime JJ Watt and Deondre Hopkins. It still stings
How was Brock joining Texans the beginning of the downfall? The 2016 team still made playoffs. Would the Texans have been better off with Keenum or Hoyer? Also in 2016 and '17 Watt was injured. They still made playoffs in '18 and '19 so how did Brock's contract ruin things? Not getting other pieces?
@@CC-rb1yfyeah I have no idea what he’s going on about. Considering that 2017 - 2021 the Texans had Deshaun Watson. When it comes to playoffs the Texans are either losing in the wild card or get destroyed in the divisional round.
Dude aaron rodgers sat for years before he played on the NFL. Teams now scour for any QB who showed any hint of talent in college, draft them, then start them immediately. It's nuts.
Unlike most backup quarterbacks, he actually earned his ring. It wasn't a great career, but he won a super bowl and made a shit ton of money. I'd take it.
I went to grade school with him and his brother. He and I would be sitting in the cafeteria in the morning before school started and would just talk football and what not. He always had a passion for the game. He once said that he was going to go pro and I told him since I am a Ravens fan, that I hope Ray Lewis welcomes him to the NFL. pretty good dude overall.
Our team was built for him to succeed. We went 9-7 with Seimien, I can only assume we would have got two more wins with someone slightly better in our system.
Brock did what most fail to do…..make the NFL and play games. Made financial decisions to upgrade life and now he can be with his family and long term no injuries to hamper him. Congrats homie.
@That'sGoodSports Brandon, this is a world class, top quality, very well researched, edited vlog/story/report. Any sports media company would be lucky to have you.
His numbers were always there for the most part. Even his shitty stints with HOU and CLE, he had numbers better than some starters now, but there was an influx of talent around him at all those places while he was putting up top 25-32 numbers at 6'7". There was a missing piece and it probably was work ethic.
Osweiler blew it by not returning for his senior year for Arizona State. There was a coaching change that last year, and Osweiler was a guy who really needed another year before the NFL. I don't know how his career goes if he stays for his senior year, but he was raw as hell coming out of ASU after his junior year, and it showed.
Brock Osweiler has something that a lot of great QBs don't have: a super bowl ring. While he didn't start that game, he's part of the reason they even made it. Had their backup been, say, Jimmy Clausen, the Broncos might have lost all the game Manning missed. No one can ever take away that championship team experience. Also he made more money than I'll ever see in my life, so yeah, he did just fine.
Bro… this shit seems insane that it was 7 years ago… I live in Denver but I’m from Mexico so I’m a chargers fan 😅, but I remember all this, Time flies man 😔
I remember when the Texans signed him, and all these people were excited. I told them this was the worst contact and decision for the Texans... A close first giving away DeAndre Hopkins....
Living in Arizona, I heard his name coming from ASU, always rooted for the guy, but most most players that come from ASU aren't destined for greatness in the NFL.
Dude, you should do a video on Rex Grossman, and specifically the game where he threw more INTs than completions lol I imagine you could have a field day telling the story!
Thanks for the excellent stroll down memory lane! (Although with this current state of the Broncos, memories of how football used to be played are all we have.)
Man won a ring and played significant role that season, got paid and earned huge money, but ruined his career. Despite that he found very good job and very well paid job in something that was always his profession, football. After all things turned very well for him and we are not even talking about private life. Sometimes it's better to be lucky than good🤷♀🤷♀🤷♀🤷♀🤷♀🤷♀🤷♀🤷♀🤷♀.
I recently discovered your channel and love your videos. Great script, funny memes, solid analysis as a fan, and makes me remember all those players and games. If you only had an 8 bit Dolphins Tshirt.
Oh wow. Saw Brock a couple of weeks ago. I thought he was still playing for the Broncos. Asked him if he still plays for the Broncos. He was like, "No, I am with these guys now still doing work for the NFL".
I will never speak badly about Brock. When The Sheriff went down in 2015, he kept the ship afloat and won a lot of key games that got them the homefield advantage they had to have to get to the Super Bowl (seriously, do any among us think the Broncos would win the AFC title game if it's in New England?). I'll buy him a beer if I ever see him, and I'll never blame him for being angry at Denver for benching him.
because of his height, there were times when the broncos would put him on the field goal unit (defense) if it was a game deciding kick. the one I specifically recall is when the Pats beat the Broncos in OT in a Sunday night game in 2013 with a field goal.
Learnt about Brock first time from this video. Teaches me life lessons. Fortunately he has the ring that says his worth anyway in the season he was always in conversation to start.
Unfortunate? We should all be as lucky as that guy. He'll still be able to function in 30 years and won't have to worry about money ever, I don't look at that as unfortunate.
If the Broncos had kept Brock, I think things would have turned out a lot better for both parties. Brock would have stayed with a team where he knew the system and had players around him he had a good connection with. The Broncos would have had much-needed stability at QB. They would have been able to build on what they had with Brock rather than jump on the QB Carousel.
Except he wouldn’t have gotten paid to stay in Denver the way he got paid to sign with Houston. Most players don’t give a shit about this”legacy” horseshit. They just want money.
Sounds like he was actually very fortunate. As a Donkey fan, I always thought he did the best he could. He saved the 2015 season, for which I am grateful. It's not his fault that he was drafted too high.
You must be feeling buyer's remores to release a video about how not crappy osweiller instead of how great that defence was and how dumb everyone was to sign/trade for him. Do a balls deep on 2013 seahawks defence vs 2015 broncos defence
Not signing Brock was Elway’s first Mortal sin. The second was picking Paxton Lynch. The third was picking Chubb over Allen. These Mortal sins, along with the absence of competent ownership has steered this org into the abyss. You could see all this coming way back in 2015…and here we are. Paton and Hackett are still vestiges of this old, failed regime and must be cleared out to finally remove the rot.
@@Aburner960 you’re not wrong. Elway still should’ve picked him. I think he didn’t like the fact that Allen is Elway reincarnated. But yes, VJ and Vic would’ve ruined him anyway
In a alternative reality where he never leaves and broncos don’t suck and miss the playoffs every since SB 50, including a legendary 2022 where they made even Russ look terrible. Proud Broncos fan right here
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Brock is the man, got paid check, got a ring check, and didn't get a major injury check. He had an awesome career if you think about it.
Facts.
Did actually substantial effort to help a team win a ring. Something that 99% of all backup QBs can’t say.
@@sasquatchhunter86 Exactly. He was key in helping that team stay in the playoff mix when Peyton got hurt.
I'm with you on that.
One of my favorite humans, for absolutely robbing Denver lmao.
I'll always have a soft spot in my heart for this guy. Coming in for most of the second half of the season when Manning went out with injury was huge. Without him, there's a very fair chance that the 2015 team doesn't win the super bowl that year. At least as far as I can tell.
I’ll always have a soft spot for Brock because he’s from my state. :)
@@MountainSnowInc He's from my town/city along with state
@@harryhanz1690 You thought they would be funny huh?
@@calebc4077 Who?
@@calebc4077 it was funny, so is your grammar
every Bronco fan owes this man a debt of gratitude for his hard work in 2015. That was my all time favorite Bronco team. I agree about that OT win over the Pats - that easily is one of the most memorable regular season games I ever watched (and I wasn't there). That game is made all the more memorable due to the nature of that season.
i will never forget watching that overseas at like 4am in the morning. that PI on Gronk in the end zone is etched in my memory
You can throw it all away ruth one decision
COCK RING STUCK IN A GARBAGE DISPOSAL. DISPOSAL STARTED. COCK DESTROYED
Brandon "I always find a way to talk about the Broncos last Super Bowl win" Perna
As a Chiefs fan I was gonna throw some shade at Denver and Brock, but in reality he had a blessed career.. Make 41 mil, win a SB, and have some shining moments in the NFL. Yea, id take that in a minute… Great content as always…
It really is a shame he left, he did so well with Denver and i really thought he'd be Peytons successor but.. money talks i guess. Ill always remember him beating Tom Brady in the snow where everybody played their hearts out.
It wasnt about the money. Well.. maybe a bit. It was mostly because of ego. He didnt like being benched for Manning.
Did neither of you watch the video? It was his agents. He said he wish he didn’t listen to his agents and if it was up to him, he would’ve been a bronco not a Texan
@Johnathan Spore if a company offered you 5 times what your getting paid at your current job... you would even think twice to take the offer... of course it was about the money and each one of us would of done the same shit
@@GOREDO5 especially in a state that has no individual income taxes. It was definitely a financial decision.
He basically tantrumed his way out of a good situation, went to the worst team situations possible and never recovered. The lesson many of us have to learn is don't mess with a good thing just to satisfy your pride.
However, he still made more money than most of us ever will in a relatively short amount of time. Made 4 million in 5 years worth the Broncos then 37 million over the next three seasons before retiring. Under pretty much any other circumstances, that's a win.
Wtf? Texans were literally a QB away with a top 10 defense Was not a bad situation at all
@@Johnnyprc just no Lmao russ is a certified hof despite not being elite anymore
I thought Texans were actually doing well then reaching playoffs etc.
@@fr9714 yup, they were already playoff contenders.
Brandon “for every hour Nathaniel Hackett is still the Bronco’s coach a hostage will die” Perna.
In some part of every Broncos fan's heart, no matter what time of the year it is... it will always be Brocktober.
I’m a Denver fan, but I’m also an Arizona Wildcats football fan. So one hand has the middle finger to Brock, the other has thumbs up.
Do you celebrate Brocktoberfest?
Always will love Brock!!!
Anyone who can beat TB12 in a game that matters deserves all the possible praise.
Fax’s that Snowy game oh man I watched it live with my pops and it was cold to when I was watching it 💯😩👍🏿those were the days fuc Tom Brady 🗑
I remember that game, but NOT in a good way. I about blew a gasket at the Patrick Chung holding call near the end of regulation of that game. One of the worst calls of that season. Don’t get me wrong it’s not why we lost. We had no business losing a two-touchdown lead in the first place. But yeah, my now ex wife was kinda displeased with me for blowing a gasket like that.
Oh man, I’m a Pats fan but Osweiler has a special piece of my heart. Love this bro.
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Brandon "I'm not even sure I would have wanted Aaron Rodgers at this point" Perna
Just wild that Wilson, Rodgers, and Brady are all falling off the same year...
@@yourmother7963 Rodgers on this team would easily be undefeated lmao a solid offense full of weapons & a top 3 defense would be ridiculous
Bruh he might kill himself if they keep losing 😂
Bruh he might kill himself if they keep losing 😂
He has a career as Robert Pattinson Stunt Double for The Batman
Looool was thinking that the whole time. Pretty close resemblance 😆
Brock went to my high school and when I was a senior he donated 230k for a new weight room and it looks super dope. Tons of Broncos and Super Bowl 50 stuff around too
He's one of those guys that approaches Matt Flynn in terms of excellence in just maximizing that money for minimal effort. Bit of a hero.
Ryan Fitzmagic could make that list. But at least he had a dozen or so baller games.
He gave it his all, played to the limit of his ability, got some lucky breaks, had a few understandable emotional reactions (getting unfairly benched in the middle of a Super Bowl run had to be awful), and made some understandable bad decisions (I would have told him to take that huge Texans paycheck). He seems like a happy guy and as others have said, he has a great job, a beautiful wife, a championship, and a mountain of money. He did fine for himself.
He also announces College Football games
Agree with everything except the part of him being benched. Ultimately that decision was the right call. At that time, Denver just needed a consistent QB that would play smart and limit turnovers. The defense they had was ridiculous so as long as they didn't turn it over, they had a good chance of winning. 95% of coaches would have probably made the same call. It was unfortunate but Brock should have seen himself as the next guy knowing Peyton was going to retire. Sometimes we have to put our ego to the side.
@@jotac87278 also, we gotta remember, this is PEYTON MANNING. Doesn’t matter if he played bad that year. I always felt like Peyton was gonna be the starter during that post season run.
You should make a video of how many QB's the broncos have ruined
“I love you like a son” and “That’s filled with beers… have as many as you want” has to be one of the weirdest attempts at consoling someone.
The fact that he played several regular season games on their Super Bowl run, he'd have every right to show off the ring he got.
That win in Indianapolis will always be special for me. As a Broncos fan in the Hoosier state, that is the one time I've been able to see Denver win a game in person. That was a long streak that came to an end, as the Broncos hadn't won a game in Indianapolis since Jake Plummer was quarterback.
I was at the Pats OT game, peak Bronco fandom. Never thought I’d think more fondly of Brock than our current quarterback…
Will we ever simply acknowledge the plain fact that John Elway was a great player who just isn't very good at anything involving a lot of thinking?
We wanted a qb like him so bad after Manning retired 😂 to bad all those good ole boys were bust 😂
Like many other all-time greats, Elway has no eye for talent evaluation. He’s looking for guys who remind himself of him, without the context to recognize that he was a guy who didn’t need much coaching up.
Hot wife, 41 million and a superbowl ring. I’ll take that unfortunate life.
All fucking day long every day and twice on Tuesday lol.
Yup!
I always liked him. I respect that they put him on field goal block team and he gave his all
Your content is consistently so good man.
He's fine. He's on to the next dream. What an informative episode. He definitely was a factor in the lives of so many other successful players.
We passed on Russell Wilson for Jack Elways college roommate. Years later we gutted the team for Wilson. Elway was a great QB but he sure couldn't draft one.
To be fair, we've yet to draft an elite QB. Cutler is the best we've managed in modern times.
Big ASU guy, I loved Brock when we was with the Devils! He show alot of heart and was proud to be a Sun Devil and had some really memorable games back then!! I'll never forget the Missouri game! Dude balled out and got us the win!! Then he left us after saying he was staying for his Senior year... I was hoping to see him under Todd Graham but my surprise and everyone else's he left for the draft... As a die hard Raiders fan I was super bummed to find out the Broncos drafted him lol!!! I was hoping a NFC team would draft him! The past is the past tho, he was a baller and I still miss him in the game.. Great video bro! Made me laugh quite a bit 😂😂😂
Did Peyton Manning curse the Denver QB position? Do they need to find a Frankenstein monster QB with an even bigger forehead?
“Twenty aught sixteen” is a year that none of us will be alive to see
The joke is much funnier with you explaining it
As a Texans fan, this is where I point to when asked when my team started to go so downhill. A large contract that was traded away after only 1 year, wasting prime JJ Watt and Deondre Hopkins. It still stings
How was Brock joining Texans the beginning of the downfall? The 2016 team still made playoffs. Would the Texans have been better off with Keenum or Hoyer? Also in 2016 and '17 Watt was injured. They still made playoffs in '18 and '19 so how did Brock's contract ruin things? Not getting other pieces?
@@CC-rb1yfyeah I have no idea what he’s going on about. Considering that 2017 - 2021 the Texans had Deshaun Watson. When it comes to playoffs the Texans are either losing in the wild card or get destroyed in the divisional round.
Being from Montana, I always liked Brock. Glad that he's doing well now
His aunt is my insurance lady.
Dude aaron rodgers sat for years before he played on the NFL. Teams now scour for any QB who showed any hint of talent in college, draft them, then start them immediately. It's nuts.
Unlike most backup quarterbacks, he actually earned his ring. It wasn't a great career, but he won a super bowl and made a shit ton of money. I'd take it.
How so? Just curious lol
@@Austin.Kilgore he didn’t inbreds and good ole boys just saying that cause they kn he sucked 😂
I went to grade school with him and his brother. He and I would be sitting in the cafeteria in the morning before school started and would just talk football and what not. He always had a passion for the game. He once said that he was going to go pro and I told him since I am a Ravens fan, that I hope Ray Lewis welcomes him to the NFL. pretty good dude overall.
He’s my Uber now.
@@Gogettor 😂
Our team was built for him to succeed. We went 9-7 with Seimien, I can only assume we would have got two more wins with someone slightly better in our system.
Tobad evey good ole boy after manning was ass and dog water 😂
Idk man to me Brock and Trev were the same level of player.
Brock did what most fail to do…..make the NFL and play games. Made financial decisions to upgrade life and now he can be with his family and long term no injuries to hamper him. Congrats homie.
Imagine what he could've accomplished if Voldemort didn't kill him.
@That'sGoodSports Brandon, this is a world class, top quality, very well researched, edited vlog/story/report. Any sports media company would be lucky to have you.
His numbers were always there for the most part. Even his shitty stints with HOU and CLE, he had numbers better than some starters now, but there was an influx of talent around him at all those places while he was putting up top 25-32 numbers at 6'7". There was a missing piece and it probably was work ethic.
His numbers in what?
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Not even a Broncos fan but your vids are so well put together I enjoy learning the lore behind the team from a die hard fans perspective. Great job.
Feels like a throwback to episodes in 2016-17. Love it Poorna ❤❤
Great video, have you considered doing a video on Jay Cutler?
As a dolfan, all I can say is that I remember him as one of the long list of quarterbacks that we have gone through since Marino retired
Our nickname for him was Ock Brosweiler
Brock Osweiler talk...I guess we really are here...😫
Great video of Brock, done like a professional documentary!😊
Osweiler blew it by not returning for his senior year for Arizona State. There was a coaching change that last year, and Osweiler was a guy who really needed another year before the NFL. I don't know how his career goes if he stays for his senior year, but he was raw as hell coming out of ASU after his junior year, and it showed.
I think he's happy with the SB ring he got.
Dude sat for 3 season on the bench Lmaoo. He had time
@@The0n3
Sat for 3 years behind Peyton Manning of all people as well. Im sure he received plenty of mentoring.
@@finsfan90 Didn’t learn shit over hyped good ole boy couldn’t hit a side barn 😂
Brock Osweiler has something that a lot of great QBs don't have: a super bowl ring. While he didn't start that game, he's part of the reason they even made it. Had their backup been, say, Jimmy Clausen, the Broncos might have lost all the game Manning missed. No one can ever take away that championship team experience.
Also he made more money than I'll ever see in my life, so yeah, he did just fine.
i could be wrong, but im pretty sure twenty aught sixteen means 20016😂 I think its only really used for the first decade of each century
Bro… this shit seems insane that it was 7 years ago… I live in Denver but I’m from Mexico so I’m a chargers fan 😅, but I remember all this, Time flies man 😔
I remember when the Texans signed him, and all these people were excited. I told them this was the worst contact and decision for the Texans... A close first giving away DeAndre Hopkins....
Yeesh, I’m a dolphins fan and completely forgot he was our QB for a stretch
Living in Arizona, I heard his name coming from ASU, always rooted for the guy, but most most players that come from ASU aren't destined for greatness in the NFL.
Hi Perna! It's me! Love all your vids!
Dude, you should do a video on Rex Grossman, and specifically the game where he threw more INTs than completions lol I imagine you could have a field day telling the story!
Well he can always be Robert Pattinson's stunt double.
The smartest move John Elway made during his tenure as Broncos GM was not matching Houston's offer for Osweiler.
Chances are he was just too drunk to do it.
The Elway part I felt attacked because I definitely thought John at first 😂🤣🤦🏽♂️
Thanks for the excellent stroll down memory lane! (Although with this current state of the Broncos, memories of how football used to be played are all we have.)
I was at that Patriots snow game too, and I totally agree with you
Was at the steelers collapse game... was very depressing
Man won a ring and played significant role that season, got paid and earned huge money, but ruined his career. Despite that he found very good job and very well paid job in something that was always his profession, football. After all things turned very well for him and we are not even talking about private life. Sometimes it's better to be lucky than good🤷♀🤷♀🤷♀🤷♀🤷♀🤷♀🤷♀🤷♀🤷♀.
Unfortunate? Tall good looking guy super bowl ring and generationally wealthy? For doin Soo very little
First team associated with tanking? That would be Indianapolis and their suck for Luck campaign Brandon.
Yeah, that Pats snow game was definitely one of the best Bronco games of all time.
I recently discovered your channel and love your videos. Great script, funny memes, solid analysis as a fan, and makes me remember all those players and games. If you only had an 8 bit Dolphins Tshirt.
Oh wow. Saw Brock a couple of weeks ago. I thought he was still playing for the Broncos. Asked him if he still plays for the Broncos. He was like, "No, I am with these guys now still doing work for the NFL".
These were the golden days
If he would of stayed they would of made the playoff in 16 dang him and Kubiak would of been great
Would've. Would have.
I was so confused when he said he couldn't say groom and I was like oh RUclips guidelines
I wish people would just get to the video. I understand sponsors so just knock those out and get rolling nobody needs a 1:34 set up on BROCK OSWEILER
To be fair, Texans had a real shot to beat New England in 2016 with Brock at the helm. I was surprised they didn’t after forcing 3 interceptions.
I will never speak badly about Brock. When The Sheriff went down in 2015, he kept the ship afloat and won a lot of key games that got them the homefield advantage they had to have to get to the Super Bowl (seriously, do any among us think the Broncos would win the AFC title game if it's in New England?). I'll buy him a beer if I ever see him, and I'll never blame him for being angry at Denver for benching him.
because of his height, there were times when the broncos would put him on the field goal unit (defense) if it was a game deciding kick. the one I specifically recall is when the Pats beat the Broncos in OT in a Sunday night game in 2013 with a field goal.
Brandon " Brock Asswallower is no Gardner Minshew but , I love him anyway " Perna
You forgot one Brock Brock Brock till you drop Brock Brock Brock never Stop
15:51, or like Timmy Tebow vs Mark Sanchez and a handful of other QBs in 2012 after having a good season in 2011 with the Broncos.
I thought the same thing when Brock left the Broncos. Not good for him or Denver. He let his ego mess him up.
I would have loved to have had his career. Laughing all the way to the bank. Legally robbed an NFL clown franchise.
Now I think of it, I was actually at the game where Brock had his 1st snaps in the NFL in preseason game 1 in San Francisco.
"CJ back Anderson!".... Brings back memories
8:19 nah that’s not bias I’m a Panthers fan and a 3 year Backup QB leading a 2 TD comeback to an overtime win over the goat is amazing
“Brock & Awe” Was that one of em’?
I used this man in my Texans franchise on madden 20 and got 3 back to back to back rings. He's good, unfortunate what happened tho 😔
Learnt about Brock first time from this video. Teaches me life lessons. Fortunately he has the ring that says his worth anyway in the season he was always in conversation to start.
Unfortunate? We should all be as lucky as that guy. He'll still be able to function in 30 years and won't have to worry about money ever, I don't look at that as unfortunate.
If the Broncos had kept Brock, I think things would have turned out a lot better for both parties.
Brock would have stayed with a team where he knew the system and had players around him he had a good connection with.
The Broncos would have had much-needed stability at QB. They would have been able to build on what they had with Brock rather than jump on the QB Carousel.
Except he wouldn’t have gotten paid to stay in Denver the way he got paid to sign with Houston.
Most players don’t give a shit about this”legacy” horseshit. They just want money.
Also he can’t throw dude had DHop and was still losing games 😂 people need to accept to wasn’t going to be good
To this day Denver still doesn't have a quality stating QB.
Remember He Beat Tom Brady Once And Nearly Twice In The Playoffs
Sounds like he was actually very fortunate. As a Donkey fan, I always thought he did the best he could. He saved the 2015 season, for which I am grateful. It's not his fault that he was drafted too high.
The reason why Broncos had home field in afc championship against the pats which was a huge momentum shifter 💯 👍🏿😩🥜
I’m really liking these videos lol you think you’d ever do more on QBs from other teams?
Just ordered the 8-bit shirt! My husband will be happy on Christmas... And then me a month later when I steal it 😉
14:00 One day he’ll be a great quarterback for the Bengals
You must be feeling buyer's remores to release a video about how not crappy osweiller instead of how great that defence was and how dumb everyone was to sign/trade for him. Do a balls deep on 2013 seahawks defence vs 2015 broncos defence
Not signing Brock was Elway’s first Mortal sin. The second was picking Paxton Lynch. The third was picking Chubb over Allen. These Mortal sins, along with the absence of competent ownership has steered this org into the abyss. You could see all this coming way back in 2015…and here we are.
Paton and Hackett are still vestiges of this old, failed regime and must be cleared out to finally remove the rot.
Don’t disagree, other than not including Mr. Unlimited in the rot, and y’all are stuck with him for the long term.
Allen would have busted
John Elway singlehandedly killed the Broncos and they have yet to recover.
@@Aburner960 you’re not wrong. Elway still should’ve picked him. I think he didn’t like the fact that Allen is Elway reincarnated. But yes, VJ and Vic would’ve ruined him anyway
In a alternative reality where he never leaves and broncos don’t suck and miss the playoffs every since SB 50, including a legendary 2022 where they made even Russ look terrible. Proud Broncos fan right here
He saved the Cowboys. Cause we would've drafted Paxton Lynch. Pretty sure one of the picks offered in the trade was the 4th rounder used on Prescott
As the great Donnie Baker says, "Hindsight is 50-50."