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Broncos pull plug on disastrous Randy Gregory signing, cut disappointing pass rusher

The Russell Wilson trade wasn't the only big mistake the Denver Broncos made last offseason.

And at least Wilson is giving them something for their investment. Randy Gregory signed a five-year, $70 million contract with the Broncos last offseason. Over two seasons he played 10 games, had three sacks and will be cut per multiple reports.

According to Spotrac, Gregory got $14 million guaranteed last year and another $14 million guaranteed this year on his 2023 base salary. That's $28 million for practically no impact whatsoever. The biggest headline Gregory made was when he and Los Angeles Rams guard Oday Aboushi threw punches after a Broncos loss last season.
 
Broncos pull plug on disastrous Randy Gregory signing, cut disappointing pass rusher

The Russell Wilson trade wasn't the only big mistake the Denver Broncos made last offseason.

And at least Wilson is giving them something for their investment. Randy Gregory signed a five-year, $70 million contract with the Broncos last offseason. Over two seasons he played 10 games, had three sacks and will be cut per multiple reports.

According to Spotrac, Gregory got $14 million guaranteed last year and another $14 million guaranteed this year on his 2023 base salary. That's $28 million for practically no impact whatsoever. The biggest headline Gregory made was when he and Los Angeles Rams guard Oday Aboushi threw punches after a Broncos loss last season.
I hope he has saved his money.
 
Don't really know where to put this, and don't think it deserves its own thread:

Nebraska Football might have to deal with Scott Frost sooner than expected

Apparently there is speculation Frost could end up as the Iowa OC. I for one, am not worried. Frost's offense is so easy to defend. Zone Read 1st down, Pass to the sideline 2nd down, QB draw 3rd down, punt.

Every B1G defense has Frost's offense figured out so if he does somehow get hired by Iowa, whoopty freaking doo.
 
Don't really know where to put this, and don't think it deserves its own thread:

Nebraska Football might have to deal with Scott Frost sooner than expected

Apparently there is speculation Frost could end up as the Iowa OC. I for one, am not worried. Frost's offense is so easy to defend. Zone Read 1st down, Pass to the sideline 2nd down, QB draw 3rd down, punt.

Every B1G defense has Frost's offense figured out so if he does somehow get hired by Iowa, whoopty freaking doo.
Iowa doesn't have the type of players to run a SF type offense. Hiring him would be a total fail.
 
Don't really know where to put this, and don't think it deserves its own thread:

Nebraska Football might have to deal with Scott Frost sooner than expected

Apparently there is speculation Frost could end up as the Iowa OC. I for one, am not worried. Frost's offense is so easy to defend. Zone Read 1st down, Pass to the sideline 2nd down, QB draw 3rd down, punt.

Every B1G defense has Frost's offense figured out so if he does somehow get hired by Iowa, whoopty freaking doo.
I can’t imagine he or Iowa would have interest. He would thrive better in a southern school located near lots of talent.
 
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Had heard that SF recently attended a game in Eugene. Was acting like a total douchebag, talking trash about Trev and how everything went down. He also acted like he did not know some staffers who were at Nebraska and are now at Oregon (not sure if this is Coach Tuoti or other lower level staffers). He also totally ignored former Husker Casey Rogers. His failure at Nebraska does not seem to have humbled or matured him at all, good luck to whoever hires him.
 
Had heard that SF recently attended a game in Eugene. Was acting like a total douchebag, talking trash about Trev and how everything went down.
I am always a bit suspicious of "I heard..." rumors BUT there's been an awfully lot of smoke surrounding Frost's behavior so I wouldn't be surprised to learn there were real brush fires behind them. The crazy thing is that Frost is in his late forties. In the immortal words of Mike Gundy, that makes him a man. ;)

One rumor I heard from a reliable source is that Frost broke ties with Osborne, blaming him for 'talking him into leaving UCF.' When you hear this kind of "it's everybody else's fault," you understand what a culture mess Coach Rhule walked into last November.
 
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I am always a bit suspicious of "I heard..." rumors BUT there's been an awfully lot of smoke surrounding Frost's behavior so I wouldn't be surprised to learn there were real brush fires behind them. The crazy thing is that Frost is in his late forties. In the immortal words of Mike Gundy, that makes him a man. ;)

One rumor I heard from a reliable source is that Frost broke ties with Osborne, blaming him for 'talking him into leaving UCF.' When you hear this kind of "it's everybody else's fault," you understand what a culture mess Coach Rhule walked into last November.

I tend to think that most of the time when there is a "firestorm," of criticism about someone, half of it is true and the other half is either exaggerated or completely fabricated. In the case of Frost though, all this is probably true. We all saw 1st hand during his time at Nebraska how nothing was ever his fault. The poor play, the bone-headed decisions players made in-game, every conceivable failure coming to fruition leading to loses...somehow all that was never Frost's fault. His poor coaching, or the fact he was likely drunk 80% of the time, and hungover the other 20%.
 
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I am always a bit suspicious of "I heard..." rumors BUT there's been an awfully lot of smoke surrounding Frost's behavior so I wouldn't be surprised to learn there were real brush fires behind them. The crazy thing is that Frost is in his late forties. In the immortal words of Mike Gundy, that makes him a man. ;)
Not only does it make him a man...it makes him fair game for Husker Nation to bedowngrade him.
 

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