We gotta run the rock and keep Purdy on the sideline — that was our rallying cry as we flipped to the Broncos offense vs. 49ers defense. We all agree that we need consistency from the first whistle: J.K. Dobbins was a full practice participant (hip), RJ Harvey looks good, and Tyler Badie rotations matter. Spotty reminded everyone that Raheem Morris is crafty, but David flagged a coaching edge: Sean Payton has history against Morris and knows how to expose tendencies. That feels like leverage if our offensive line holds up and we commit to sustained drives to eat clock. We also dug into individual expectations — will Bo step up or keep us guessing? We debated paying him mad money if he’s only dominant for a quarter (big talk, I know). Jaylen Waddle shaking off a walking-boot scare and looking to post a 5–6 catch, 70–80 yard type game was another highlight. Bottom line: if we run consistently, control TO, and let Payton game-plan smartly, our offense can keep this close and maybe take over in the second half — but it’s gonna take discipline and patience.




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