Broncos wideout Emmanuel Sanders sees big numbers on the horizon. Trevor Siemian is slated to be QB, though it’s the return of offensive coordinator Mike McCoy who really has Sanders interested.
via Sanders hopes for rejuvenated Broncos offense in 2017 — NFL.com
The Denver Broncos have now met with two of the top three tackle prospects ahead of the 2017 NFL Draft. By the end of the day, they will have met with all three. According to the Denver Post (who cite an NFL source), Ryan Ramczyk out of Wisconson met with the Broncos at Dove Valley. Alabama’s…
via Ryan Ramczyk reportedly visits Broncos, Garett Bolles set to follow — Mile High Sports
Chris Harris Jr. has been a constant on the field for the Denver Broncos and has been no stranger to change, however this year he is embracing the concept… As the second week of OTA’s kicked off on Monday, Chris Harris Jr. spoke to the media following the team’s workout. Harris Jr. was an open book…
via Broncos CB Chris Harris Jr Eager For Embracing Change In 2017 — Predominantly Orange
A quick look at the recent buzz on the Denver Broncos.
via Broncos, Briefly: Monday, April 18, 2017 — Denver Broncos : News
Good news for Talib and the Broncos. Some good news here. According to USA Today’s Tom Pelissero, the NFL has closed their investigation on Broncos cornerback Aqib Talib and will NOT suspend the All-Pro cornerback. Talib must complete firearm safety course, submit list of his weapons. Police say he admitted he accidentally shot himself. Wasn’t…
via Report: NFL closed investigation on Talib and will not suspend him — Mile High Report – All Posts
Denver Broncos cornerback Aqib Talib, who has had his share of off-field issues, will not face discipline from the NFL for a 2016 incident… The NFL has reportedly concluded its investigation regarding Denver Broncos cornerback Aqib Talib, who was involved in an incident with a gun in 2016. He will not be suspended in 2017 for that…
via Aqib Talib will not face discipline from NFL for 2016 incident — Predominantly Orange
The deadline for teams to exercise their 2018 contract options on their 2014 first-round picks is on May 3 and we’ve seen some teams already make their moves. The choices were easy in those cases as players like Cowboys guard Zack Martin, Buccaneers wide receiver Mike Evans and Rams defensive tackle Aaron Donald have established…
via Report: Broncos to exercise 2018 option on Bradley Roby — ProFootballTalk
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