OTAs Firing on All Cylinders: The Drive 6/5/17
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Monday June 5th, 2017
The Drive with Big Al & DMac LIVE in studio! Cecil Lammey joins the show to talk about Trevor Siemian’s very bad day, and Paxton’s very good one out at Dove Valley. DMac makes Derek Wolfe cranky at his presser when he hints at a fight with Garett Bolles coming up in training camp, and the guys debate about athletes betting on sports & posting on social media.
Isaiah McKenzie gets everyone at Dove Valley fired up thinking about the Broncos backfield & how he can be used like Ty Montgomery in GB or Tyreek Hill in KC. Will Parks’ big mistake & we’re not talking Snapchat, and the fellas discuss the difference between intentions & reality, perception vs. realization when it comes to social media. Cecil Lammey joins the show to talk about Trevor Siemian’s very bad day, and Paxton’s very good one out at Dove Valley. Listen to the interview HERE! Also, Big Al says a combination from the starting 5’s on the Cavs & Warriors could take on the Dream Team.
LeSean McCoy throws down $200,000 on the Warriors to beat the Cavs & the guys talk big money bets and if they’re the best choice for athletes. DMac says the social media stays put away if you’re an NFL superstar, and notes how Peyton Manning never had a twitter, Facebook or Snapchat account. The debate rages on concerning the rank of Trevor Siemian, and how average he truly is.
DMac says Terry Frei lost his job due to his posts on social media, and Will Parks did not. Jamaal Charles tells the media at Dove Valley he doesn’t see why he can’t be the man around Denver, and he might as well go home without that mentality. Big Al says Charles wasn’t exactly what he was looking for, and DMac wouldn’t be surprised if Isaiah McKenzie showed more flash out of the backfield. Also, in Who Ya Got, the tension of Broncos OTAs is broken when DMac asks Derek Wolfe a funny question about fighting Garett Bolles & Big Sexy has the guys pick the winner of Game 4 tonight in the Preds vs. Pens series.
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