BroncoBuff

It's al just for fun guys, anything for a laugh. Not really fishing DC Corky, actually thought only Dolts fans might take it seriously. And like it or not, stats do matter, especially record-breaking ones. But really I was just going for a laugh (see my sig) ....... Because of COURSE the Colts will, in time, be the obviously "correct" uniform for Peyton Manning. Right now while the Super Bowl and his retirement are fresh, a good chunk of your 99% might pick Denver though ........... Bert Jones "who?" What are you, 16? It's debates like these you wish you had an expert handy ... maybe like a Bill Belichick to school youngsters such as yourself. At the very least Bert Jones was League MVP in 1976, though he managed just a 9-year 96 start injury plagued - errr ravaged - career. Lost to the Steelers 3x in the playoffs. _____________________ And MY POINT IS that the Colts were crazy-lucky to be in position to draft like that - in fact, the Colts have had more #1 overall picks than any team - seven - a whopping SIX of which have come in the Super Bowl era, plus an additional TWELVE Top 5 picks in the Super Bowl era. How the QBs turned out is a different story - some, like Elway, their own fault: Frank Kush was a ball-breaker, plus he quit the next season anyway, pouting because Irsay wouldn't move the team to Arizona. First they had Johnny Unitas for 16 years These 5 picks, all but George labeled to some extent "best of generation." Plus Art Schlichter 4th overall 12 other Top 5 picks

Johnny Unitas * Bert Jones * John Elway * Jeff George * Peyton Manning * Andrew Luck _______________________ * #1 overall Draft Picks * #2 overall Draft Pick

Saved his best for last: His 1st, 2nd and 4th best yardage years were in Denver, as were his 1st, 3rd and 4th best TD pass seasons. Oddly, his WORST season ever - his last -was the year he won his second Super Bowl. Peyton played just 9 1/2 regular season games, but was second in the league with 17 interceptions (Bortles). Suck on that you monochromatic knuckle draggers with your freakishly lucky quarterback history.

Although I'm aware there exists a near-universal consensus to the contrary, I ADORE the Nuggets' multi-color skyline looks .... Even less popular an opinion - the #44 jersey in the middle - without a guy inside? Maybe my favorite uniform ever. I'm aware of the visual dissonance the green seems to cause, but I can't help it. The heart wants what the heart wants.

This thread is fascinating ... I would've though all professional sports team fonts were customized, but I guess not.

'RAPIDS' and '96' are Copperplate Gothic HV with broadened spacing ,,,, COLORADO I'm just not finding ... but the key to finding it is the 'A'. Can't find that 'A' anywhere. ('TM' is Arial)