The Denver Broncos surprised more than a few fans on Wednesday, when they announced that they were hiring Miami Dolphins defensive coordinator Vance Joseph. Joseph will be the 16th head coach in franchise history. Many Broncos fans understandably assumed that with the recent struggles of the offense, an offensive mind might get the job. Atlanta Falcons…
via Hiring of Vance Joseph reveals the mindset of John Elway — Mile High Sports
From ankles to bad weather to revenge to validation, the Divisional round of the NFL Playoffs is must see TV. In what could be considered one of the most entertaining divisional round weekends in a long time, the four games we have a bevy of storylines. So what do you need to watch for on…
via NFL Playoffs: Divisional round storylines to watch — FanSided
A quick look at the recent buzz on the Denver Broncos.
via Broncos, Briefly: Friday, January 13, 2017 — Denver Broncos : News
Wade Phillips’ defensive prowess may be headed to Los Angeles, but a piece of his heart will forever remain in Broncos Country. Phillips has accepted the defensive coordinator position with the Rams and said his public farewells via Twitter on Friday morning to the Broncos organization, players and fans – which he called “the greatest.” Thanks…
via Wade Phillips says goodbye to “the best players” and “the greatest fans” — Mile High Sports
The Broncos started yesterday by introducing their new head coach, Vance Joseph. They ended the day without an offensive, defensive, or special teams coordinator. Nate Lundy and Shawn Drotar of 5280 Sports Network break down this shift in attitude at Dove Valley, and how exactly the new coaches and coordinators will make this new regime…
via MORNING MINUTE: So many coordinators gone in so little time — Mile High Sports
We’re another day closer to the Colorado Rockies opening spring training. Between that and the fact that it’s the start of a long weekend, we’re hoping that’s enough to make you forget that it’s Friday the 13th. With just a little over a month before pitchers and catchers report to spring training, let’s take a…
via Colorado Rockies: Friday’s News and Rumors Roundup — Rox Pile
Pro Football Focus has released their NFL offensive line rankings for the 2016 season, which graded the Denver Broncos unit at twenty-fourth overall. It is no surprise that the Denver Broncos offensive line was the worst performing unit for the team over the course of the 2016 season. If bearing witness their horrendous performances week…
via PFF ranks Broncos offensive line 24th in the NFL — Mile High Report – All Posts
DENVER (CBS4) – The Colorado Avalanche have traded veteran Cody McLeod. McLeod, who has played for the Avalanche since 2006, is headed to the Nashville Predators. The team announced the trade of the 32-year-old on Friday morning. The Avalanche get 22-year-old forward Felix Girard in return. Girard has played primarily in the AHL this season.
Broncos wide receivers coach Tyke Tolbert is the first offensive coach to be retained by new head coach Vance Joseph. Tolbert turned down an offer from the Tennessee Titans to become their wide receivers coach in order to stay with the Broncos, according to a source close to the situation. Tolbert, who is entering his…
via Tyke Tolbert will stay as Broncos receivers coach in 2017 — The Denver Post
The Avalanche Friday morning traded its longest-tenured player, winger Cody McLeod, to the Nashville Predators for center Felix Girard. Girard, 22, is in his third season with the Milwaukee Admirals of the AHL and will join the Avalanche’s affiliate in the same league, the San Antonio Rampage. He was Nashville’s fourth-round pick in 2013 and…
via Avalanche ship Cody McLeod to Nashville for AHL center Felix Girard — The Denver Post
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