With the possibility of Gary Kubiak coaching in his final game in Denver, I take a look back at his time with the Denver Broncos. When I think of Gary Kubiak and the Denver Broncos, I see a man who has done so much for the organization. His time as the offensive coordinator led the…
via Denver Broncos: Looking Back At Kubiak’s Time in Denver — Predominantly Orange
As the Broncos prepare to replace coach Gary Kubiak, who is expected to resign after Sunday’s game against the Raiders, one name to watch belongs to a man whose playing and coaching career both began in Denver. In 1993, Lynn became a Bronco; in 1997 and 1998, Lynn was a member of Denver’s first two…
via Broncos may want Anthony Lynn, but they may not get a chance to hire him — ProFootballTalk
The Denver Broncos are seeking their third head coach since 2011. They need to make their next hire count if they want to be competitive for the long haul… Is it too much to ask for the Denver Broncos to be a dynasty? That’s all the fans really want… In all seriousness, the next hire…
via The Denver Broncos must find a long term solution at head coach — Predominantly Orange
With Gary Kubiak reportedly set to resign, here are five potential replacements for him as Denver Broncos head coach. After winning Super Bowl 50, the Denver Broncos will miss the playoffs this season. They can still finish with a winning record with a win over the Oakland Raiders on Sunday, but the future of head…
via 5 possible replacements for Denver Broncos coach Gary Kubiak — FanSided
The cat is out of the bag in Denver regarding the likely resignation of coach Gary Kubiak. If/when Kubiak resigns after only two years on the job, where will the franchise go from here? Ian Rapoport of NFL Media already has pegged Dolphins defensive coordinator Vance Joseph as the leading candidate for the job, suggesting…
via If Kubiak goes, what’s next for Denver? — ProFootballTalk
Game time! The Denver Broncos saw their season come to an end last week, but can still make things more difficult for the Oakland Raiders this week. Kickoff is set for Sunday, January 1, 2017 at 2:25 p.m. Mile High time. Here’s how to watch! The Denver Broncos (8-7) were bounced from contention last week…
The story of Sunday morning (which if you regularly read PFT was the story of Saturday morning) is that Broncos coach Gary Kubiak could be resigning after the meaningless Week 17 game against the Raiders. The popular reasoning is that Kubiak would be calling it quits due to health reasons. But there could be something…
via Kubiak’s decision could be influenced by reluctance to make staff changes — ProFootballTalk
Broncos head coach Gary Kubiak is likely going to resign this week due to health concerns, ESPN reported early Sunday, citing league sources. Kubiak, 55, suffered his second health scare on the job in October when he was hospitalized following a loss to Atlanta and diagnosed with a “complex migraine.” He missed a week of…
Eleven months after winning the Super Bowl, Broncos head coach Gary Kubiak is likely to step away after today’s regular-season finale. Kubiak, who has health concerns, is likely to step down, according to Adam Schefter of ESPN. Although Kubiak has had success as an NFL head coach, he has also acknowledged that the stress of…
via Report: Gary Kubiak likely to resign as Broncos’ head coach — ProFootballTalk
A Denver win would help ensure the Raiders don’t win the AFC West. That’s all the motivation the Broncos need. Happy New Year, Broncos Country! One bit of history has been made, and the Denver Broncos are on the verge of even more. Perhaps that will motivate this team that doesn’t have anything to play…
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