Romanowski wants chance at Broncos job

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Published January 8, 2009 at 10:21 p.m.

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Former Broncos linebacker Bill Romanowski.

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January 8, 2009

11:28 p.m.

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davistothehall writes:

always liked romo probably not a good option but he would bring passion out ogf the defense stop the runner no matter what. very smart man to
January 8, 2009

11:29 p.m.

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davistothehall writes:

i meant out of the defense not ogf
January 9, 2009

12:17 a.m.

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The_Real_Deal writes:

Um, dude... how bout getting some coaching experience first? I know our linebackers could use someone to teach them to tackle.
January 9, 2009

1:02 a.m.

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flybys writes:

Romanowski knows football but does he know coaching, without any experience.

Highly unlikely.

His desire to coach, without experience, is not fair to the men interviewed who have toiled long and hard for the opportunity to become a head coach in the NFL.

http://coloradosn.blogspot.com
January 9, 2009

2:26 a.m.

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TYoungman writes:

Is he trying to throw his name into the mix? I must say, I'm embarrassed for him (again). That's not to say that he isn't smart, he definitely knows the game, but head coach? Besides having no intrinsic coaching experience, he is a bit unstable. Here is a thought - bring Romo in to coach Special Teams; I think he'd be perfect. Not a head coach -ever.
January 9, 2009

2:46 a.m.

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Swick writes:

He went straight from steroids to hallucinogens. The dark horse from our super bowls needs to help players with drug problems or something, not try and coach them with no coaching experience. Romo is way out there. Good luck in whatever you do Romo, as long as it isn't coaching for the Broncos.
January 9, 2009

3:41 a.m.

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Littleboyblue writes:

BRING BACK THE SOUP!!! Y'ALL REMEMBER THE SOUP? NOBODY WAS INJURED.....
January 9, 2009

6:14 a.m.

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Broncos4Life1 writes:

Is he kidding? Has he even coached Pop Warner? Does he realize that as a head coach you can't spit on your opponents? Or punch your teammates? He should be looking at the coodinator positions before looking for a HC job. I'm not sure if I'd want a guy as unstable as he's been in the past coaching any team.
January 9, 2009

6:24 a.m.

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Spider writes:

He would have intersting motivation skills. If he likes what the players are doing he'll hive them roids. If he doesn't he'll spit in their face. And if he really doesn't like what their doing he can punch them out.
January 9, 2009

6:50 a.m.

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chargertom writes:

You guys will have roid rage and spitting down pat.........
January 9, 2009

7:11 a.m.

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The_KIMN_Chicken writes:

Romanowski is a laughing stock in this city. I can't believe he even moved back here after his career.

I saw all I ever wanted to see of this guy when he pulled that bush league, no class, press conference to rip the Broncos WWF style when he signed with the Raiders.

This guy has some nerve putting his name out there for this, go apply for the Raiders job, that is your team, not the Broncos.
January 9, 2009

7:43 a.m.

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Buffs writes:

In one word "NO".......... It's a discredit to those who have paid their dues day in and day out in the coaching profession. Stay on the sidelines Bill as you don't just wake up one day and say "hey, I want to be the head coach of a professional football team". Doesn't work like that sir, so wake up from your fantasy and rejoin us here in the "real world".
January 9, 2009

7:45 a.m.

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broncodude writes:

Hey Romonowski,

You were a decent player, only because of steroids, and as a human being and role model you have failed miserably. It was such a perfect fit when you went to the Raiders. But I disliked you way before then. You are the opposite of a true athlete. You cheated, spit and fought your way through your entire NFL career and I was so glad when you retired.

We all booed loudly at Mile High when you were introduced at halftime during Zimmerman's inauguration into the Hall of Fame. Get the message? We don't want you here and we're embarrassed that you wore the Bronco uniform. Go and coach junior high football in Oakland.
January 9, 2009

7:49 a.m.

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ORBroncoFan53 writes:

I heard Romo is in negotiations right now to try and get Javon Walker to be his receiver's coach. Romo thanks for the good years, but once you go Black and Silver you can't go back.There is only one # 53 in this town and his name is Gradishar.
January 9, 2009

7:59 a.m.

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DeimosJB writes:

Forgiveness, friends. Romo deserves it, just like anyone else.
He deserves a shot a coaching spot - coaching linebackers, that is. If he has success, he can go from there.
January 9, 2009

8:06 a.m.

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missmilehi writes:

Oh no please no...NO!
January 9, 2009

8:12 a.m.

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Buckwheat writes:

Romo has my vote for Special Teams, or Defensive Coordinator, I think he would be a good fit in those areas. He has the knowledge and experience as a player. Head Coach, no, but I think he could help out on defense.
January 9, 2009

8:39 a.m.

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gr8fun4me writes:

How about Ken Norton Jr? He has coaching experience! He is coaching at USC under Pete Carroll. I still think they are the best team in the nation. Three Super Bowl rings, two Super Bowl teams(San Francisco and Dallas), we need someone who knows how to win and has been on winning teams with great offenses and defenses. Shanahan was at San Francisco (offensive coordinator) but he wasn't using many of their offensive plays very well. He didn't draft well. We need fullback that can catch the ball. A tight end that they actually use(like Shannon Sharpe), a good tailback, and two, not one receivers. The defense is lacking a large nose tackle, a great defensive end and a large defensive line. What happened? This team is lacking. It is going to take a few years to fix. Bill Walsh turned it around in San Fran but was great at finding talent.
January 9, 2009

8:39 a.m.

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den2mke writes:

C'mon people...Didn't you guys see his cameo in Get Smart?...No one hits on a stewardess as well as Romo...

In all seriousness...As usual, Romo's passion and enthusiasm have gotten a little bit away from him here--and I don't know that that's necessarily a bad thing. Pretty solid career for a guy with limited size/abilities.
Spitting thing was classless--as were other indiscretions--but there's far more guys on 'roids in the NFL than most ever want to admit. Not excusing it, just saying it's a slippery slope. Frankly, I think he deserves a little credit for having the stones to step forward, apologize and take the hits.

But I would say put Romo's passion to the test. Roids may have given him rage, but it never made him a 4.5 40 guy. His passion did that. Shanahan knew that guys like that help you win on the field and in the locker room. Be willing to bet he knows a lot about nuances of playing LB than most by virtue of maximizing his more limited abilities.

Let him coach LBs or special teams, as has been offered up here. If he sinks his teeth in, you'll find no one more committed to making it work...

Ask yourself this...Would you rather have our LBs play like Romo--even with the occassional over-the-line extracurricular hit--or continue to trot out the patsies we currently do every Sunday (not including Winborn or the rookie)?
January 9, 2009

8:41 a.m.

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dehag24 writes:

I wouldn't really mind if he were brought in as a position coach, his fire and passion might be a nice change from the layed back "we'll get next time" attitude that has been present on the sidelines for the last few years.

just make sure there are some spitoons around so noone becomes a target
January 9, 2009

8:58 a.m.

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Itchy writes:

What is it with star players thinking they can go straight into head coaching lately? Deion Sanders said last year that he thinks he should be able to be a head coach even though he has no assistant coaching experience. Marshall Faulk wants to coach the Rams and now Romo-Rage wants the Broncos job.
January 9, 2009

9:05 a.m.

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RoloFan writes:

I LOVE IT! He may not know how to coach a defense, but he'd be a lot like Mike Singletary. He'd bring some fire and passion and toughness back to that team.
January 9, 2009

9:09 a.m.

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Nick_Shadow writes:

Itchy, somehow the words Deion and thinking do not make a good fit in the same sentence.
January 9, 2009

9:10 a.m.

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Cutler6 writes:

Yea, and I want to be the President and CEO of a fortune 500 company, even though I am currently washing windows. It's always nice to dream but everyone has limitations in some fashion.
January 9, 2009

9:11 a.m.

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El_Braino writes:

I had posted on another article that the Broncos are rumored to have already made their decision on their HC. Here is the rumor from the National Football Post's Michael Lombardi:

"From what I’m hearing, the Broncos loved New England offensive coordinator Josh McDaniels, who seems to be formulating his staff, including Dom Capers as his defensive coordinator. The Broncos will not take much more time and will make a decision in the next week."

There's also an article on his possible second interview next week:

http://www.nationalfootballpost.com/2...
January 9, 2009

9:15 a.m.

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Broncody writes:

I would love to see him as the LB coach. den2mke I completely agree. The defense needs to get nasty, who can teach nasty defense better than Romo?
January 9, 2009

9:18 a.m.

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BMat writes:

Another washed-up jock still trying to re-live his glory days.

Maybe he could be the "Special Assistant in Charge of Pharmaceuticals and Expectoration."

Illegal steroids, and spitting on people are his best qualifications. Oh yeah, and cheap shots intended to injure people too. Just ask Shannon Sharpe.

GO BRONCOS!
January 9, 2009

9:26 a.m.

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Hedz writes:

There it is folks! Proof positive that Romo smokes crack....
January 9, 2009

9:32 a.m.

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Acemon writes:

This is what passes for headline news? Phew! Keep sports gossip in the sports section and leave the front page for real news.
January 9, 2009

9:33 a.m.

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ldandeg writes:

Great idea. And while they are at it bring in Matt Millen as the GM, Michael Vick as QB, and OJ Simpson as the running back. Why does the press even care what this washed up loser has to say? I wouldn't let that clown (or any of the others mentioned above) coach a flag football team!
January 9, 2009

9:34 a.m.

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FriendlyFire writes:

Go from the Orange Crush to becoming the Orange Juice - yah baby
January 9, 2009

9:43 a.m.

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pigtracks writes:

I suppose the media HAS to pay attention to this silly overture on Romo's part. It's a slow news week in regards to the Broncos.

The Broncos don't need a head coach who's dumber than a sack of hair.
January 9, 2009

9:47 a.m.

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Tunlrat writes:

Cutler6, if you get that Fortune 500 job you want, can I come with you? I've got no executive business experience, but I did stay at a Holiday Inn Express last night. I had the room next to Romo........
January 9, 2009

9:49 a.m.

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Cutler6 writes:

Tunlrat, absolutely experience is highly overated
January 9, 2009

10:12 a.m.

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CoJeffry writes:

Although Romo has made mistakes, he seems to be getting his life on track. Like him or hate him, he does deserve forgiveness and a chance to redeem himself.

As far as head coach, he lacks the experience to be seriously considered. He needs to start smaller as an assistant if this is an aspiration he is serious about.

However, the job is available and on the open market. Anyone can apply. We can't begrudge a man for wanting to follow a dream...if he is serious. I could apply to be CEO of a Fortune 500 company today if the position were open and I wanted it...I just might not get a call.

I'm just not sure where all the still remaining hostility toward Romo comes from. Although him being head coach is silly, he does deserve a chance to better himself. It's been over ten years since the spitting incident. At what point do we move on.

Peace!
January 9, 2009

10:14 a.m.

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dilligaf writes:

Bowlen was probably very nice when talking to him. But as soon as he hung up he fell out of his chair laughing.
January 9, 2009

10:15 a.m.

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observer writes:

I think Romo's been taking too many of those performance enhancing drugs!!!
January 9, 2009

10:16 a.m.

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DefiantOne writes:

This will work!!! Romo as Defensive head coach and Shannon Sharpe as Offensive Head coach!!!! While we're at it bring in Eric Bienemy too talk about hyper! you think Buddy Ryan and Keith Gilbride had a good fight on the sideline ??? This wouild be pay per view standing room only at Mile High!!! But seriously romo would make a very good GM he knows talent and he knows cowards that are afraid to stick their heads in a gap and hit someone.
January 9, 2009

10:16 a.m.

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Uno_Cinco writes:

Too much 'Roid rage Romo...not what we are looking for...
January 9, 2009

10:18 a.m.

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omalley5280 writes:

Why not. Mabey his wife can get roid perscriptions, beef up our D-line.
January 9, 2009

10:21 a.m.

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MarcoPolo writes:

Did the PowerPoint presentation come with an Ephedra endorsement?
January 9, 2009

10:23 a.m.

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roxhead writes:

I'm not sure a guy remembered more for spitting on opponents and fighting with teammates is a guy you want at the top of your coaching organization. Dude had the competitve spirit of ten players, and I'll agree maybe he deserves a chance to prove he's got more sense than he used to (and that he's off the juice,) because I'm certain there's football skills and passion in him that would be a huge benefit to any team, but as a positions coach first. Just the fact that he wants to go from no experience to the top job in one jump is probably example enough that he's not ready.
January 9, 2009

10:26 a.m.

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malis writes:

Romanowski's capabilities--athletic, moral, and intellectual--are far short of those he'd need fairly compete in any arena--business or sports. His entire career (including at Denver) amply demonstrated that the only way he can succeed is to cheat. Cheat with performance-enhancing drugs, cheat with dirty play, cheat in advancing his own career by undercutting teammates, cheat in the financing of his company.

That he's even trying to bring this up is evidence of his continuing intellectual deficiencies...he actually thinks Pat Bowlen would give even the slightest moment's thought of going from the Mastermind to the Muddlemind?
January 9, 2009

10:29 a.m.

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lastdance writes:

Seriously? Romo is a wack job, it's one thing to be a good player and another to be a good coach. Some players have done it but it ussaly isn't the ones who are known for spiting in people's faces, dirty plays, using roids and of course punching teammates right out of the leauge. I wouldn't hire this guy to be the head janitor, let alone head coach. Can you imagine Romo giving a press confrence after losing a close game?
January 9, 2009

10:34 a.m.

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curoma writes:

WOW! This worked pretty well, don't you think?
I'm pretty sure when this was getting proofed to be posted, the editor was laughing his a** off! All the responses just validates that it was a crazy-good idea.

You people REALLY think there's any chance of this to even being considered? LOL!
The funniest thing in the whole post is there are a few of you that ACTUALLY gave this nut-case some CREDIT!

Yeah! I can see Bowlen getting 'that' letter, calling the 3-Headed Monster into the office and not being able to finish reading it because he was laughing so hard he was crying.

Like to be a fly on the wall in that room...
January 9, 2009

10:35 a.m.

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Gonzopozo writes:

I'd give him a shot at LB or Special teams coach. He had to learn something playing in the NFL all those years.
January 9, 2009

10:50 a.m.

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Dynamicdave writes:

lastdance, yeah, his press conference would make Dennis Greens press conference seem like a Quaalude moment. He'd make Ryan Leaf seem tame. Please. He may have played "hard nosed" defense, but that was countered by an aggressively uncontrolled attitude, on and off the field, as well. Sorry, Romo, talk to Al Davis. Maybe he would consider it. He likes taking the cast off, Denver Broncos wackos.
January 9, 2009

10:51 a.m.

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ou8one2 writes:

Romo for head coach? Why not? For those that say a lack of experience, intellectual deficiencies, or not having paid his dues disqualifies him, a lack of experience, intellectual deficiencies, and not having paid ones dues did not stop Barry from being president, or Al Franken or Caroline Kennedy from (possibly) being senators.
January 9, 2009

10:52 a.m.

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JluvDC writes:

He was a really great player, but I don't know how well he would coach. Maybe an assistant coach position would be a good place for him to be tested first.
January 9, 2009

11 a.m.

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Arkady writes:

Romo, we don't need no stinkin' offensive spitting coordinator, we need an experienced candidate...just chill and take another diet pill...no wait! That will just make you want it more. Got any prozac?
January 9, 2009

11:12 a.m.

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Rutabaga writes:

I think I'll apply for the Head Coach job too. I know how to use power point, sort of, I have pretty good people skills and I'm a self starter (I get up every morning without an alarm). One thing I need to know first, do they let you eat on the sidelines during the game? Whenever I go to Bronco games I eat lots of stuff. Also, do you think you need lost of experience to get the job? I've watched about 876 games so I know a lot of Bronco stuff and that's got to account for some experience. I might even hire Romo as my assistant. I would put him in charge of the gatorade. He could put stuff in it when nobody was looking so the defensive guys would want to go crazy on the other team, but only when they had the ball...
January 9, 2009

11:51 a.m.

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shey writes:

Oh good lord. Apparently Romo also sustained brain damage during his playing/roid-using years. I would seriously consider turning back my season tickets if Romo was hired by the Broncos for anything. Except maybe Gatorade mixing or dirty uniform sorting or something like that. On second thought, not even that. Keep that whack job as far away from Colorado as possible.
January 9, 2009

11:59 a.m.

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johnson writes:

Thanks Rutabaga for the good laugh!
January 9, 2009

12:07 p.m.

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BigRedCelt writes:

Uh..no..cheap shot Bill..your sevices are not needed
January 9, 2009

12:11 p.m.

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ONEman writes:

ORBroncoFan53 writes:once you go Black and Silver you can't go back.There is only one # 53 in this town and his name is Gradishar.

Exactly!(tear runs down cheek) No thanks Bill, I know our defense needs to man up and be meaner. But I'm sure what you have in mind to improve it is likely illegal or cheap. I know you think your a big movie star and that probably makes you somebody. But c'mon really your in a movie with Brian Bozworth and Goldberg, I hear Geico is looking for a new caveman your coaching style would be greatly appreciated there.
January 9, 2009

12:12 p.m.

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HankReardon writes:

No Thanks.
January 9, 2009

12:20 p.m.

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MileHighCritic writes:

Bill, whatever they got you on now please lower the dosage.
January 9, 2009

12:26 p.m.

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avsfan71085 writes:

HELL no! NO NO NO!!!!! Romo you're an idiot. Yes, you served us well during your time. But you need anger management help and the last thing we need is an immature person like you running our whole team.
January 9, 2009

12:34 p.m.

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SE7EN writes:

I think this hilarious. When I read the article on yahoo sports (which has a lot more quotes from Romo), he had me laughing. I nearly thought I was reading something from The Onion.
January 9, 2009

12:37 p.m.

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SE7EN writes:

“I’d have literally a full-time person mixing up protein shakes every day,” said Romanowski, who is president and CEO of a nutritional company called Nutrition53.

That's awesome...hiring a guy who does nothing but mix protein shakes all day. Romo, you are hilarious.
January 9, 2009

12:42 p.m.

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Dnthmn6 writes:

I wonder if the power point had a picture of him spitting in the face of another player or maybe it showed when he rolled over Shannon Sharpe's arm on purpose and broke it. Maybe, it has a part about shooting up.
January 9, 2009

12:46 p.m.

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Spider writes:

chargertom writes:

You guys will have roid rage and spitting down pat.........

I think Woody from Toy Story....err...I mean Phyllis Rivers could use some roids.
January 9, 2009

12:50 p.m.

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MileHighMagic writes:

They should replace the cavemen on the Geico commercials with Romanowski. "The Denver Broncos Head Coach vacancy: so easy Bill Romanowski can do it."
January 9, 2009

1:01 p.m.

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R8R_H8R writes:

I think I'm gonna send Mr. Bowlen a PowerPoint presentation on why I should be the coach of the CHEERLEADERS
January 9, 2009

1:04 p.m.

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BroncoSmitty9173 writes:

Hey everyone is talking about lack of experience. Heck man look who is going to be persident!!!!!!!!! Romo for coach,,,, go man go. lol... only joking guys.
January 9, 2009

1:05 p.m.

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TheRundown writes:

MileHighMagic writes:
They should replace the cavemen on the Geico commercials with Romanowski. "The Denver Broncos Head Coach vacancy: so easy Bill Romanowski can do it."

Wait.....Romo ISN'T the caveman??? He's done/said some stupid stuff over the last decade or so....this has to be up there, I'd rather have John Lynch
January 9, 2009

1:07 p.m.

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BroncoSmitty9173 writes:

Sorry for the misspell should be president!!!!
January 9, 2009

1:34 p.m.

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dabulls99 writes:

Head coach ? maybe for high school, head case is more like it.
January 9, 2009

1:48 p.m.

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davistothehall writes:

I swear most of you guys are immature and payed no attention that he used roids the last three years of a 16 year career . Yeah he is no head coach but i swear you guys say he has no class take a good look at yourself oh and by the way if you hate river and want to shut him up. I think romo could teach our defense a trick or two so they could do that as a linebacker coach . The man has fixed his life and his attitude its time you guys do the same since shanny cut him he had to go some where anyways .
January 9, 2009

1:48 p.m.

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TruthHurts writes:

Dear Mr. Bowlen,

Apparently I missed the announcement that you are accepting unsolicited offers to coach the Broncos. My experience includes two years as quarterback of my college fraternity flag football team. We never won but I did call my own plays. I continue to play catch with a football every once in a while in my back yard and I have dabbled a couple of times in fantasy leagues. I am sorry to say my teams usually collapse at the end of the season...kinda the way your team did....but I see this as a plus as I already know the standard excuses to to explain my team's failure.

Given that this inquiry concerning your open position is unsolicited, I am prepared to offer my services for $10 less than the lowest salary sought by your current list of prospects.

Please contact my agent at your earliest convenience to set up a meeting.
January 9, 2009

2:07 p.m.

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Dynamicdave writes:

R8R_H8R, and I want to be in charge of their wardrobe. Make sure everything fits properly, etc..

davistothehall, take a Midol and settle down. It'll be alright, really.
January 9, 2009

2:58 p.m.

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anthony1979 writes:

everyone on the team's head will get 3x bigger! B-Marsh can't afford that!
January 9, 2009

3:59 p.m.

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Broncofan85 writes:

El Braino seriously i hope that isnt true i think Capers would be a Decent Defensive Coordinator but i really think Spags would be best :(.
January 9, 2009

4:03 p.m.

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Broncofan85 writes:

Im sorry i forgot the topic at hand was Romo, and yes i think he should be a linebackers coach and teach Woodyard D.J. and Winborne to rip peoples heads off. Him spitting in Stokes face is something that i can deal with and thats the attitude i want from OUR DEFENSE!!! Play with some Damn fire.
January 9, 2009

5:33 p.m.

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Classof65 writes:

Romo, we miss your dedication, your intensity, your drive. We can use all the help we can get. Welcome aboard!
January 9, 2009

5:35 p.m.

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SteveC writes:

No fair! I don't have any coaching experience either but I'm not even being considered for an interview.
I'm sorry, but like anybody else here with a brain I think Romo should consider being a position coach or something before he decides he ready to be an NFL Head Coach. Playing and coaching are two totally different mentalities. Just because you can excel at a certain position in no way means that you are ready to become the head honcho.
January 9, 2009

5:47 p.m.

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homeIslander writes:

There is no NFL owner who will ever hire him as a Head Coach, not while Romo is even so much as *alleged* to have had connections to the procurement and distribution side of performance-enhancing drugs.
January 9, 2009

5:49 p.m.

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SteveC writes:

Also, if Rutabaga gets the HC job can I be a coordinator or something? I've watched a bunch of games too. I don't need to eat on the sidelines though, however a beer or two would be nice. Can't be at a Bronco game and not have a few beers, and maybe a stogie or two.
January 9, 2009

8:40 p.m.

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curoma writes:

davis2thehall;

I thought that was you.

I saw you driving by and that Nutrtion53 bumper sticker on your Ford Fiesta.

Nice!

Way to push for the boss...
January 10, 2009

12:15 a.m.

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davistothehall writes:

curoma First i drive a dodge second i read your previous comment i don't think he deserves a head coaching job i think the needs to earn his stripes. Not pushing for Him just defending the guy for brutal attacks on his character he retired hat 5 years ago which probably means seeing how much he has shrunk he has been off roids for 5 years .
January 10, 2009

8:52 a.m.

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chargertom writes:

Meanwhile...the CREAM of the crop continue into the playoffs...
January 10, 2009

11:45 a.m.

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OrangeCrusher writes:

Poor Romo, your heart is in Denver but your brain is in Oakland...follow your heart bro!!
January 10, 2009

12:30 p.m.

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Spotcheck writes:

No thanks. Romo you're better suited on the Pros vs Joes program if that rascal is still being made, that is, not that it should be in my estimation.

Typically speaking one wants a failure of a player to coach, not a good or even great NFL player, because they will not be able to understand why others cannot perform up to a standard they once set in their minds. The fellow or female who cannot make the grade undestands what they were missing -- enough talent. Besides, IMO, you and your wife should be in jail, not out there making money.

Thanks for your help in winning two Superbowls. Otherwise, adios, senior.

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Published January 8, 2009 at 10:21 p.m.

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