DENVER — Now that coach Gary Kubiak is retired, we’re wondering who you think the Denver Broncos should hire to replace him.

via Poll: Who should be the Denver Broncos’ next head coach? — FOX31 Denver

ENGLEWOOD, Colo. (CBS4) – Broncos linebacker Von Miller posted a tribute to Gary Kubiak Tuesday, calling him “a leader who was believable, a man of high character who always had a plan.” Due to health concerns, Kubiak stepped down as the team’s head coach Monday after a 9-7 season in which the team missed the playoffs. Gary…

via Von Miller: Gary Kubiak ‘Helped Me See The Light’ — CBS Denver

Question: Is Kyle Shanahan the right fit for Broncos coach? Kiz: As Gary Kubiak said a tearful goodbye to the Broncos, John Elway was already saddled up and ready to go hunting for a new coach. Mr. Elway does not mess around. It’s always game on with him. So maybe finding a replacement for Kubiak…

via Jhabvala vs. Kiz: Is Kyle Shanahan the right fit as Broncos head coach? — The Denver Post

Everyone else is a distant third to these two. The oddsmakers at BookMaker.eu have given their odds for the future head coach of the Denver Broncos. The clear favorites are Atlanta Falcons offensive coordinator Kyle Shanahan and Miami Dolphins defensive coordinator Vance Joseph. Kyle Shanahan +125 Vance Joseph +180 Darrell Bevell +1300 Joe DeCamillis +1500…

via Vegas puts Kyle Shanahan and Vance Joseph as early favorites for Denver Broncos head coaching position — Mile High Report – All Posts

It is no secret that the Denver Broncos secondary (affectionately known as the “No Fly Zone”) is elite. That being said, it’s one thing to say that your team boasts the best cornerback tandem in the NFL, it’s another to have the stats to back that statement up. According the Pro Football Focus (with a…

via Chris Harris and Aqib Talib ranked as the NFL’s best cornerbacks in 2016 — Mile High Sports

Now that the defending champions are no more, it’s time to take a look back at what went right and what went wrong in an ultimately disappointing season for the Denver Broncos… Well Broncos fans, that’s it. It may not have been the title defense that we wanted, but perhaps it was the one that…

via The 2016 Denver Broncos Season: A Post-Mortem — Predominantly Orange

Our first 2017 mock draft was in May, after the 2016 NFL Draft was complete. A lot has changed. Our 2nd 2017 NFL Mock draft was in November, as the college season unfolded and the NFL season took shape. With the NFL regular season over, and one game left in the 2016 college football season, here’s our latest:…

via 2017 NFL Mock Draft: 3 Quarterbacks in the Top 10 — The Big Lead

The Denver Broncos finished the 2016 season strong. Here are my thoughts, opinions, and analysis on the game and what it says about our season and team moving forward. Broncos Country expects playoff appearances from their team. I know I do. It is the one key thing I look back on after a season to…

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Somewhat lost in the shuffle of Gary Kubiak’s final game as the Denver Broncos head coach was Paxton Lynch being held out of the season finale. Eric Goodman and Les Shapiro of the Afternoon Drive caught up with Demaryius Thomas after the game. The unexpected retirement of Gary Kubiak cast a large shadow on the…

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