On this edition of "Broncos Beat," James Palmer, Cecil Lammey and Mike Klis join Alexis Perry to review the events leading the Broncos to play Sunday's game against the Saints without an eligible quarterback on the active roster.
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The kid tried his best. But meanwhile it looks like it’s gonna be back to the drawing board for the Broncos at quarterback. Drew Lock does not seem to be working out.
Not necessarily, he seemed to have performed well against the dolphins. I’m very confident that he wouldve done well yesterday as sunday as well. But the NFL did us dirty, I believe in Lock until the office chooses not too.
@Hallucinate your approach is very reasonable. Personally I think we need to clean out the front office, first sell the team to a real owner, Then get rid of Ellis. Elway is a maybe keep. As per Fangio, I’m sure you’ve heard of the Peter principle. His level of competence is defensive coordinator, he’s incompetent as a head coach.
So I guess all that lets you know what I feel about the front office evaluation of Lock. This is the same group that kept Paxton Lynch around, and Brock Osweiler. Confidence is low LOL.
This was entirely mishandled by the league. The Broncos self reported. The majority of the video indicates compliance. The violations: were not like “screw this” or blatant disregard.
I am not saying they shouldn’t be isolated, but given the league’s slow response to the video content, the league should have taken thier own role into account.