Broncos Beat Seahawks Despite Dismal Quarterback Play

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Oct 16, 2026
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AI GeneratedThe video critiques a Thursday Night Football game between Seattle and Denver, highlighting poor quarterback play from both sides. While the Broncos secured a win and Coach Sean Payton expressed satisfaction with their 4-2 record, the commentator heavily criticizes Seattle's performance, Sam Darnold's turnovers, and the lack of offensive execution.
Well, I'll tell you, if you wanted
to see bad quarterback play last night, Thursday
Night Football was your ticket.
Seattle and Denver, man,
this thing was bad football at the quarterback position.
And make no mistake about it,
these teams needed this game to move forward to find out
who you are.
Now, again, I was just told by my producer,
Chris, he just said, listen, Seattle still
has the same odds to win the Super Bowl as it is to win the NFC West.
That shows you how tough the NFC West is with all those packed teams.
But last night, man, Mike McDonald, he knows.
Dude, no question about it.
You got to give credit.
But, dude, they got to turn this thing around.
Got to give credit to the Broncos.
They played a really good game in all three phases.
Told the team, we have conflicting emotions.
There's no moral victories in the league.
You know, it's a bottom line business, production business.
But I am proud of our effort.
I'm proud of the resolve of the team.
I'm proud of our kind of connectedness of our team.
However, there's things that we need to get better at quickly,
and we know those things.
They're within our control, and that's what we do.
We find solutions, and we get things figured out.
We move forward, and we evolve, and the
best teams in this league, they do that.
And that's what we want to be.
We want to be one of the best teams in the league, as we know,
and we believe we can be.
So that's where our focus is going to be over the next few days,
And then we'll be back at it with the players on Monday.
But we've got some work ahead of us, and we'll figure it out.
We've got the right people in the building.
We've got the right people to do the job.
We've got to go to work.
So that's where our focus will go.
Okay.
I just want to thank you, Coach.
Appreciate it there.
Effort.
There's no lane when it comes to one loss.
Effort lanes when it comes to the NFL.
You make $500,000 a week.
You think I need Newt Rockne to sit there in a locker room
and thank me for effort?
You got to go out and play football, dude.
60 minutes.
Let's go.
You can't sit around there and have a coach talking about effort.
You got to execute, dude.
You're 3-3 on the season right now.
Need a Newt Rockne speech.
And then you get Sam Darnold.
I mean, dude, the lost woodsman here.
When you look at him and the way he's talking right now,
you want to know how you throw picks?
This guy's got the market on throwing picks.
Yeah, no way to sugarcoat it.
That one sucked.
You know, can't turn the ball over.
you know it's obviously you know the at the forefront
of my mind um but there's just a lot
you know a lot we can do better
um you know obviously we're we're driving we're running the
ball and you know we're dropping back
and having some things working the drop back game some of
the play action stuff is a little iffy tonight
but yeah we just got to be better all around and
um it starts with me so we just got to you know look
at who we are as an offense um look at kind
things that we do well things that we don't do well
and go from there hey uh sam you know what
close only counts in horseshoes
and grenades dude you can't be throwing picks at the end of ball
games like that i mean you got
a championship style football team you got to win yourself
some games here my friend let's get
on the other side here Sean Payton, you want to see Sean Payton
throw his team under a bus
and tell everybody what a great coaching effort it's been so far
at the beginning of the season this is a coach breaking
his arm off patting his coaching staff
on the back and most notably Sean Payton
as a coach that's never satisfied what gives you
the most reason to smile four
and two after six um the record i mean meaning i say that the record
because coach those wins are hard to get
and and so come on coach really i i we just wow we're
really a great team and and i feel like we can
we can make i mean i feel like we can continue
to improve so but being at four
and two right at this this little three-day stretch and get ready
next week it's okay to pat yourself on the back you're showing faith
and again i'm i'm a little
bit of a realist to know that four
and two could easily be two and four yeah okay coach thanks a
lot there for breaking your arm off patting yourself
on the back there by the way you want
to see the worst quarterback in pro football on one
of the best teams in pro football here's your
here's your dude i thought i saw the field
um really well especially you know early when we
were given opportunities to sort of be aggressive
and then um you know as the game went on it you
know felt like a little bit like um you know just third downs
were the key um and then you know
every once in a while um you know we had
an opportunity to throw it deep again and then they
We were in a, you know, soft cover two shell, covering it deep,
and we had outlets for, you know, a 10-yard to space.
And so it was just, you know, I don't understand why, you know,
we can't really push the ball vertically right now,
but defenses are just, you know.
You don't understand why?
It's because you suck.
We're going to keep running the football.
We just hopefully are going to find ways to get more out of it.
Self-reflection.
Look in the mirror.
You suck, okay?
I mean, why can't I throw the ball deep down the field?
Well, you suck.
107 yards.
Who's this guy playing for, Army?
That's like an Army quarterback.
Oh, that's right.
He can't run.
