Laz, need a Manning / Tebow / Luck graph: cost per playoff win

[Silver King]

Value added/lost Graph: what was the benefit/cost breakdown per Denver Bronco Playoff win the last three seasons. Was the expenditure justified?

And, add Indianapolis too - were they just Lucky to get out of the 2nd round after letting the best regular season QB of all time move along?

"Inquiring minds want to know."

 

[gatorman001]

Silver I had the same thought today at lunch while reading the sports page of USA Today. I couldn't remember but it seemed to me Denver got exactly 2 playoff wins for dumping Tebow and signing Manning in 3 seasons and Manning did secure those wins until his 2nd season at Denver.......(yes/no?) Just one more win than Tebow and Manning had 3 seasons to do that.................hmmmmm


Go Canes Go!

 

[Silver King]

Yeah, Tebow was making about what a back-up O-lineman made, Peyton, something like $20 Million. Peyton is just snake bit in the playoffs.

Winning in the playoffs is important, the experts said Tebow (who did it earlier in his career than Peyton), was never an NFL QB. That maybe so, but that's a lot of money to leave on the table for the same results and I think I saw the coach is gone...Elway needs to take a little of the blame.

I think when the dust clears, Indianapolis's front office and owner came out a lot better than it looked early.

 

[LAZL]

Hahaha. Sorry. I've been indisposed for a couple of days preparing and undergoing one of those "fun" procedures we old timers have to occasionally go through. I'll have to get right on this.

 

[Cat_Scratch]

Tebow was T-boned.

 

[Cat_Scratch]

I don't bet but if I did I would bet that if he played in a conference other that the SEC he would still have a job as a QB somewhere.