Dave Kranzler

YESSS! Just two 11 a.m.-start games for the Broncos. 11 am starts suck because, even tho i watch the 2:30 games, I like rolling into the kitchen to start a big Sunday meal to unwind after the stress of a Bronco game

@petelubes @Tyler_Polumbus That's a bold tweet from a fan who probably cried along with Josh Allen after Ja'quaan stole Allen's lunch and kicked dirt in his face for good measure

Merry Christmas. Broncos vs Bills at home on Christmas. Sucks for the players…great for us…

@squishysquid131 @Tyler_Polumbus WTF? Like most, I'm sick of hanging with the family days before the 25th. NFL football is like a free mini-vacation away from them

@Tyler_Polumbus i don't agree oh ill watch it but dang missing Thanksgiving is one thing but Christmas is another

@broncotiz @Tyler_Polumbus Yaaaa baby. We can watch Josh Allen cry again in front of the cameras like he did after last season's playoff loss to the Broncos

@Tyler_Polumbus Sucks more for Buffalo. That flight home after a loss to Denver on Christmas Night will suck.

@mikeinthewest @Tyler_Polumbus Basketball and hockey do not formally begin until after football season. The only reason I give a shit about Xmas week is the orgy of college and pro football

@Tyler_Polumbus I hope the Nuggets 1st round loss doesn't make them lose out on hosting a Christmas day game. Attending a Christmas double-dip would be so much fun

@Tyler_Polumbus Ya it sucks collecting 5, 6 and 7 figure per game paychecks. Xmas happens every year including the years they no longer play

@Eswartz2026 @Tyler_Polumbus Fat dumb and drunk is no way to go through life, Eric

@Tyler_Polumbus Going to go 1-4 in those.

5 primetime games....league is buying the Broncos...

Watching more episodes of "Modern Crimes" sounds way more interesting. I've known Dave since the early 2000s and we thought the shit would hit the fan at any moment back then...Need the Fed to nuke its money printer for something eventually bad to happen zerohedge.com/markets/are-ma…

@TroyRenck I'd give him a try-out but I doubt he still has enough gas in the tank to provide value-added to what is among the best defenses in the league. He would be good for 3rd down-only plays if he still has enough energy to do what he used to do.

Should #Broncos sign Von Miller?

@MileHighGreco I don't know which football fan-base is more annoying: Oregon Ducks' or the Chiefs' - prolly the Ducks.

It was. Prior to 2017/2018 the Broncos had not had back to back seasons with a losing record since the 60’s. Unlike the Chiefs prior to Mahoney we weren’t used to sucking.

@ewilson0723 @DNVR_Broncos I agree - time to let Barron mature into the Pro Bowl-calibre player we know he can be...

@DNVR_Broncos Riley. I would trade McMillian right now while he is over valued. Plug Jahdae Barron in right now. He looked good when he played last year.

You can only re-sign Riley Moss or Ja'Quan McMillian💸 Who would you re-sign? 🤔

@fthegurus @JoshPhilipPhair You gonna short $SLV?

@JoshPhilipPhair It’s not serious. x.com/fthegurus/stat…

Prediction on Silver over $300/oz in 2026 from a bank? Yes here is Bank of America's #. Reminder that banks are typically quite conservative in their price estimates, so to see this should perk eyes.

Taking a pot-shot at Wood is about as challenging as hitting the side of a barn with a baseball from 5 two feet away...

@Tyler_Polumbus Apparently the trait they really like about Coleman is that he is an absolute beast at pass pro - like, he loves blocking

RJ Harvey's job is already in jeopardy but Jonah Coleman does not need to be RB1 to matter. In this episode I tell you the TRUST snaps that will create significant role for Coleman out the gate... Full episode: youtube.com/watch?v=drsYjO…

@KelbermanNFL and I hope the Pats are favored. I look forward to easy money on football games. just imagine the degree to which the defense can tee-off on the Pats knowing that our offense led by Nix can put points on the board.

@KelbermanNFL 💯

I don't care what week it happens. I just need this one. Bad.

@KelbermanNFL Yer protesting an automatic win every year? Wins in the NFL are hard enough to come by, why not make at least one win relatively easy? That said, I do hate to waste a week watching crap football on one side of the ball.

Gonna launch an investigation into why the Broncos are forced to play the Jets every year.

@KelbermanNFL Do you really think it matters which team, when and where the Broncos play this season (as long as key players like Nix, Waddle and RJ stay healthy? (I'm assuming Dobbins disappears w/injuries after week 10 or thereabouts). Also expect Jonah Coleman to contribute early and often

• Mahomes' first real game back from major injury (if he plays, which he will). • Denver gets its inevitable KC road trip over with as early as possible, with no inclement weather to worry about. • Denver gets its inevitable KC road trip over with as early as possible, with no playoff implications to worry about. • The Broncos will likely host the Chiefs later in the season, when there will be playoff implications. • If the Broncos lose, it's much easier to overcome in Week 1 psychologically. • If the Broncos win, there'll be one less excuse to use against them. I'm failing to see the issue here.

@ThierryBorgeat I can't stand going to Costco. What I see when I go is a herd of overweight, unattractive, self-entitled humans spending money on a lot of cleverly merchandized crap made in China or southeast Asia.

Love reading the Costco Investment Case? read here: Costco: Perpetual Growth Machine arvy.ch/en/perpetual-g…

A retailer with no advertising budget. Four thousand products on the shelf. A hot dog priced the same as it was when Reagan was president. Costco shouldn't be the most powerful brand in retail. But it is. The rule is almost annoyingly simple: cap markups at 14%. Most stores are at 20% or higher. Every dollar of efficiency gets handed back to the customer as a lower price. That's the flywheel. Lower prices bring more members. More members bring better supplier deals. Better deals bring lower prices. Run it for forty years and nobody can catch you. Ninety percent of members renew. Every year. For decades. You don't get loyalty like that from coupons. You get it from making people feel, every single visit, like they got away with something. Strip away the warehouses and the hot dogs and what's left is a simple decision: the customer eats first. Almost nobody has the discipline to actually do it.