Part of being a good coach is recognizing when a player is a detriment.  He might be a great guy that everyone loves but it's unfair to stick with a guy when it's the team that suffers.  Simply because you, Vance Joseph, say that we we're only 2 scores down and you didn't want to make a change doesn't ring.  You must have recognized that the offense didn't move the ball in the first half and that something was needed to ignite the team.  This sounds like pure pride to me.  I, Vance Joseph made the decision and that's the end of it.  You, Vance Joseph, need to listen to your team and give them the best chance to win.  You, Vance Joseph, are wasting the efforts of the best defense in the NFL.  You, Vance Joseph head coach of the Denver Broncos, will be a former NFL head coach if you cannot learn to make adjustments with scheme and personnel.  Jerry Glanville use to say the NFL stands for not for long.  You, Vance Joseph, may not learn from your mistakes but John Elway will admit his.