Top 20 Tweets Dropping F-Bombs & More on Brock Osweiler for Houston Move

Michael Roberts March 10, 2016 6:13AM

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After Broncos quarterback Brock Osweiler signed a four-year, $72 million contract to play for the Houston Texans, featuring a $37 million guarantee (Denver offered him four years for $64 million, with $30 million guaranteed), it became clear that fans had underestimated how pissed off he was to be benched in favor of Peyton Manning in the last game of the 2015-2016 season — and to be stuck watching the run to the Super Bowl on the bench.

Either that or he really needed that extra $7 million — especially since he'll be collecting it in Texas, which has no state income tax.

Whatever the case, Broncos lovers on Twitter reacted with anger at his decision — and also with obscenities aplenty. F-bombs were hardly the only explosive terms dropped on the Brockweiler after the news broke.

Look below to count down the twenty most memorably profane tweets we found, supplemented by some reassuring words (and a parting shot) from Broncos general manager John Elway.

Number 20:

Brock you fucking asshole
— Hannah Feldman (@hannah_omo) March 9, 2016

Number 19:

I can't fucking believe Brock is leaving. That motherfucker.
— Mark Puffalo (@brady_moreno) March 9, 2016

Number 18:

Brock Osweiler is an asshole! Why would he leave Denver!
— Bliff™ (@cmccombs204) March 10, 2016

Number 17:

Hey Brock Osweiler, If Ur Salty Cause U Got Benched When Peyton Got Healthy, Then Hand Over Ur Fkn Championship Ring U Dumb Shit.
— JSamms™ (@JSamms7) March 10, 2016

Number 16:

wow Brock way to take a shit on the Broncos
— taylor gang (@tayy_neugs) March 10, 2016

Number 15:

Brock was petty as fuck bro. shady ass we gonna whup yah ass in Denver next season pimp.
— daniel (@Davage_) March 10, 2016

Number 14:

fuck you Brock. have fun with the Texans. #whatajoke
— megabuck$$$ (@meggann12) March 10, 2016

Number 13:

@chadneidt fuck off, Brock. Disloyal prick. Good riddance.
— Jonathan Schwartz (@SchwartzRetorts) March 10, 2016

Number 12:

I hope Miller and Co. stomp a mudhole in that asshole Brock Osweiler.
— Fox Barkley (@TheAlmightyFox) March 9, 2016

Number 11:

Today, somewhere in Denver a mailman said "I never should of taken Brock's mail to his door. Fuck that puto" #BroncosCountry 4 life.
— Gregg Moore™ (@thaphelon) March 10, 2016

Continue to keep counting down the top twenty tweets dropping F-bombs and more on Brock Osweiler.

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Michael Roberts has written for Westword since October 1990, serving stints as music editor and media columnist. He currently covers everything from breaking news and politics to sports and stories that defy categorization.

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