whos the best broncos player as of last years roster?
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Maurice Clarett. Just kidding, Jake Plummer.
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DT Haloti Ngata.  He might be drafted in the top ten, and he's riddled with problems.  He's got very poor technique and he relies on his massive girth a bit too much.
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I say Jay Cutler because of where he is.  Denver consistently puts good teams on the field, and I think he has the chance to be the next John Elway for them.  They have great QB coaches and always a good running game and defense.  So that's my pick.
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i'd say peyton, but he's probably going to lose the Edge, so teams will start playing more nickel and dime defenses against him.\n\nif he puts in a full year, it could be Larry Johnson from the Chiefs. But don't overlook LT with the Chargers.
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I would have to say Mr. Reliable, Troy Brown.  This guy can do everything.  He can play offense, defense, special teams.  In this pre-season, he played a couple of snaps as QB.  Troy is a true team player.  I feel like saying, what can't he do.
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I'm going with Vince Young on this one.. if you mean going to the playoffs as a starting quarterback?... I think both the Titans and Broncos stand a chance of making the playoffs this year... but i'm resonably sure Cutler will still be on the bench.
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I would honestly have to say LaDanian Tomlinson. He does everything for the Chargers, and now will have to do even more for them to be successful. He catches passes, runs the ball through an average offensive line. He makes plays that he really shouldnt be able to make, especially with the team he is on. He is the reason why Drew Brees was so successful in SD, because whenever Drew Brees got in trouble he dumped it off to Tomlinson who was almost as dependable as a reciever as he was a RB. LaDanian Tomlinson can do it all. Sure Peyton Manning is good, and so is Tom Brady. But for Manning look at his team the last 3 years...Harrison, Wayne, Edgerrin James (who has recently departed to Arizona). With guys like that it is hard not to be successful. Tom Brady has a lot to do with personel, and the system that Belichick runs in NE. I would definately say that Laanian Tomlinson is the best player in the NFL due to the fact that he does everything you can think of...runs, catches, blocks well for a RB, and leads his team to wins that anybody would not be able to lead them to.\n\n\nReggie Bush will end up with the Houston Texans. I know there has been some weird thoughts now about him goin somewhere else due to the whole "house scandal", but if the Texans are smart they will take him. He provides them with everything they need except for defense. He can return kicks, punts, he can run the ball from the backfield, he can line up as a reciever, he can run trick plays due to his speed, acceleration, and agility. For as bad as theTexans have been defensively, he would hit more than one area, which is exactly what they need.
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1. Aaron Brooks-he will shine this year with the great receiving core around him in Oakland\n2. Chris Simms-has been playing fairly well \n3. David Carr\n4. JP Losman\n5. Charlie Frye
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There's a lot of great quarterbacks, but I think John Elway is the best as well. He didn't have a Jerry Rice or anybody really. His arm alone took the Broncos to 3 Super Bowls, before he got a running game with Terrell Davis or a good defense. To start in 5 Super Bowls has to help.
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A lifelong Bronco fan here (40+ years).  Denver is good enough to definitely have a chance at the Super Bowl but honestly it will be an uphill battle.  Next week versus the Chargers will be a good test to see exactly where they are.  I also think Plummer gets a bad rap at times.  Sure he isn't always pretty, his stats are not always the greatest, but a 39-13 record as the Bronco QB is hard to argue against.
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Reggie Bush.\n\nRandell El has a good future ahead of him.
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Peyton Manning\nLadanian Tomilinson\nTerrell Owens and Steve Smith\nJeremy Shockey\nLorenzo Neal\nWill Shields and Brian Waters\nWalter Jones and Robert Gallery\nLeCharles Bentley
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Best QB - Peyton Manning (Look at his numbers from '04.  Last year's weren't too shabby either.  Don't tell me Big Ben - he sucked in the Super Bowl despite their win.)\n\nRunning Back - Larry Johnson (1750 yards last year and he didn't even start every game, plus he is a terrific all around back - speed, power, he can catch, etc.  Don't even mention Shawn Alexander - he is only as good as his line, which has suffered this offseason thanks to the loss of Steve Hutchison, and he can't catch worth a damn.)\n\nWide Receiver - Marvin Harrison.  Great routes, great speed, great team player.  Sure, he may not be as big, strong, or fast as a guy like T.O., but it also has to do with what he brings to your team and the chance he gives you to win.\n\nCorner - Lets broaden this category to include all DB's, including safeties.  It is hard to measure what makes a corner good.  Interceptions?  No, because some guys are "shut down corners" who never see a ball thrown their way, and therefore never get picks.  Tackles?  No, for much the same reason.  Although he is a safety, I choose Troy Palumalu for this category - he is simply awesome.\n\nTeam - Pittsburgh.  They sure looked like the best all around team during the playoffs, and they proved it through sound, fundamental offense and a great defense.
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If your league's point system favors touchdowns, then start Corey Dillon.  So far this season against poor rush defenses, Dillon has recieved the goalline carries and scored 2 TD's on two separate occasions.\n\nIf you league is yardage-heavy, it's a bit of a tossup, and Mike Bell might be your better option, but only if Tatum Bell is inactive.\n\nThe frustrating thing about the Broncos is that they tend to feed the ball to whichever back is running well, so you're just as likely to get 5 carries for 18 yards as you are to get 20 for 130.\n\nOverall, I like DIllon.
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shaun alexander and deuce mcallister...\n\ni think shaun will be back becuase last week he showed a little bit of him old self even though he was a step behind.... and mcallister is a have a great year
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Peyton Manning (Now)\nJoe Montana (All Time)
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1 Marvin Harrison\n2 Steve Smith\n3 Chad Johnson\n4 Javon Walker\n5 Anquan Boldin