The Denver Broncos look like a team floundering if you spend time reading the tea leaves lately about their head coaching search. I think the reality is a lot deeper than that.
We’re heading into the offseason (which I for one am thankful for to the depths of my soul), and the latest hand-wringing in Broncos Country is our head coaching search.
Don’t get caught up in it, friends.
The reality is that the Denver Broncos need something far bigger than a splashy new head coach. They need a complete shift in culture as an organization at every level.
The No Bull truth is this team has turned into a perennial loser and that losing culture has permeated the Broncos from top to bottom.
The only hope this franchise has is that the new owners are going to turn things around by not putting up with the festering, infected belief systems that have gotten ahold of the front office, players, and coaches.
So I, for one, am not reading the latest news of the Broncos not scheduling Sean Payton for a 2nd interview as something that is a bad thing or a sign of incompetence. My hope is that what we are seeing is a leadership group that is going about it their way on their timeline in order to change this franchise back into a competitive team that has the firepower, will, and proper mindset needed to win.
Maybe Sean Payton will get his 2nd interview down the line and be our next head coach.
Maybe the hiring team saw some red flags that lead them to believe he wouldn’t be a great fit.
Maybe they saw something in another candidate that they think is the true key to the future of this team’s coaching staff getting a massive level up.
And let’s be real here Broncos Country. You could practically hire a ball boy and get better head coaching than what we saw this past season.
Broncos News
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Ejiro Evero gets a second interview … but not with the Denver Broncos – Denver Sports
Evero will have a second interview with the Houston Texans.
How different could the Denver Broncos’ offensive line look in 2023? – Denver Sports
No position group could face more change in 2023 than the Broncos’ beleaguered O-line, with expiring contracts and injuries galore.
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Bucky Brooks 2023 NFL mock draft 1.0: Bills, Giants land wide receivers in Round 1
In his first mock of the 2023 NFL Draft, Bucky Brooks predicts the Bills and Giants will add wide receivers as they seek deeper playoff runs next season. Check out the full first-round projection, 1-31.
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By one measure, this is the closest final four since 1998. But in recent games, the 49ers are still No. 1.
Chiefs’ Andy Reid – QB Patrick Mahomes (ankle) ‘is doing OK’
Chiefs coach Andy Reid said Monday that Patrick Mahomes is working hard in treatment for his high ankle sprain and “is doing OK.”
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