All anyone has to do is make a comment that certain Broncoites disagree with and its taken as an all out assault on Bronco and his family. I merely commented that I thought what he said was odd, quite out of the ordinary for a D1 coach, especially bringing his wife into the conversation. Next thing I know, I am attacked as being too "emotional" about it.

Look, I found the 25 minute interview to be fairly interesting. The first 15 minutes were especially intriguing, as Bronco discussed his past career, including the Miami Bowl brawl. (I would have preferred he give an explanation on why he used two TO's to freeze a PAT when he had an offense that was moving the ball almost at will with about 45 seconds to work with, but I didn't get to ask the questions.)

I just think he could have responded to the question about getting other offers in a very odd way. That's all. I can't imagine, for example, telling my partners that my wife didn't speak with me for three weeks because I didn't take a job offered a year earlier, much less stating that I was getting offers from other firms "annually." It just does not compute as normal behavior, even in response to a direct question. No big deal. We can agree to disagree.

(Clarification: Before I wrote this response, I engaged in five minutes of breathing exercises, got myself into a happy place, and wrote without being "emotional.")