MORNING MINUTE: Measuring the depths of offensive excuses — Mile High Sports

“I didn’t like it,” is how Vance Joseph described the QB performances Sunday at camp. If the QB’s don’t bounce back with good performances this week, will the “They’re playing against the best defense” excuse run dry? Nate Lundy

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Broncos Insider: Hallelujah. Football is back. — The Denver Post

Filtered and concocted by Mario Sanelli. msanelli@denverpost.com | @mariosanellidp It took four days of training camp for the Broncos’ quarterback competition to hit a speed bump during the first practice in full pads. Then again, how fast were they going? Days one (Thursday) and two (Friday) were in low gear — by design, but that didn’t stop Vance Joseph from adding…

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Horse Tracks: Paxton Lynch? Trevor Siemian? Forget it, I’m team Denver Broncos! — Mile High Report – All Posts

Is it Trevor? Paxton? Neither? In case you missed it, the prevailing (annoying?) narrative of the 2017 Broncos preseason is the quarterback battle between Paxton Lynch and Trevor Siemian. Who has had a better day? Who has the most upside? Does Vance Joseph prefer Trevor or Paxton? Who was on the practice field first? What…

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Colorado Rockies: What the Jonathan Lucroy trade means — Rox Pile

There had been plenty of talk that the Colorado Rockies would acquire a catcher before the trade deadline. On Sunday night, the Rockies did just that. Looking to upgrade behind the plate, the Rockies acquired Jonathan Lucroy from the Texas Rangers for a player to be named later. But is it really an upgrade? That’s…

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Colorado Avalanche: How Nathan MacKinnon Can Find Success in 2017-2018 season — Mile High Sticking

Center Nathan MacKinnon is the future of the Colorado Avalanche. Here are Nathan MacKinnon’s keys for success for the 2017-2018 season. A star in the making, Nathan MacKinnon is the future of the Colorado Avalanche. There is always room for improvement, though. MacKinnon was drafted 1st overall in the 2013 draft. Right off the bat you…

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