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John Elway would be crazy to get rid of The Golden Calf of Bristol at this point. Sure, he's not the best QB, but he doesn't turn the ball over and at the same time, he does get points on offense. Give the man some time to develop. Go get a Quinton Couples in the draft, build a super defense. Go get a DeSean Jackson in free agency, a guy The Golden Calf of Bristol can't overthrow. Before you know it, The Golden Calf of Bristol will improve on accuracy, and you will have a good football team.

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there's gotta be a middle ground between "can barely throw the ball, completes under 50% of his passes" and "throws 2 interceptions per game" as far as quarterbacks go, and you have to wonder where the Broncos would be with that middle ground.

Then again, The Golden Calf of Bristol certainly extends drives with his rushing ability, so maybe it's not a big deal if he uh, isn't the best passer.

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John Elway would be crazy to get rid of The Golden Calf of Bristol at this point. Sure, he's not the best QB, but he doesn't turn the ball over and at the same time, he does get points on offense. Give the man some time to develop. Go get a Quinton Couples in the draft, build a super defense. Go get a DeSean Jackson in free agency, a guy The Golden Calf of Bristol can't overthrow. Before you know it, The Golden Calf of Bristol will improve on accuracy, and you will have a good football team.

The Golden Calf of Bristol sells tickets.

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