A quick look at the recent buzz on the Denver Broncos.
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NFL Draft 2017: Mock Draft and Potential Surprise 1st-Round Picks to Watch — Bleacher Report – Front Page
The National Football League definitely loves surprises during its draft. They add to the spectacle of the event, which has allowed the draft to become must-watch television. Fortunately for the NFL, there are going to be surprises as long as teams continue to throw up smokescreens leading up to the draft. In other words, there…
Joe Thomas or Christian McCaffrey, who would choose if you’re the Broncos? — Mile High Report – All Posts
The Afternoon Drive posed the question on Friday’s show. Here’s my idea: What if both are possible? Joe Thomas has been on the radar of the Denver Broncos for years. It seems any time a deal is thrown out, the Cleveland Browns left tackle is linked to the Mile High City. There was the rumored…
Bradley Roby’s Fifth Year Option Is Approaching — Predominantly Orange
When the NFL Draft ends, the Denver Broncos will have an important decision to make in regards to Bradley Roby’s fifth year option for the season. For NFL teams that draft a player in the first round, a fifth year option is added on to their contract. If they perform well in their first three…
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Colorado Avalanche: Four Exciting Developments in the Wings — Mile High Sticking
The Colorado Avalanche had the most disappointing season to date; however, there are definitely some exciting developments happening around the team. Uplifting news is the name of the game for the Colorado Avalanche, and I’m here to provide four examples of uplifting developments today. However — first of all — there’s been some exciting playoff…
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The Nuggets flirted with the postseason for the first time in 4 years. But do they have enough to contend? — The Denver Post
As he slid his back down a brick wall inside the Pepsi Center, lowering his 6-foot-10 frame to the eye level of the normal-sized humans around him, Nikola Jokic spoke his truth about the Nuggets’ failed attempt to end a postseason drought that is now at four years. “I think the playoffs was too much pressure…
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