To get to the final 53-man roster, the Denver Broncos must release 37 players by Saturday afternoon. The Denver Broncos will have to cut down their roster from 90 players to 53 players by Saturday at 2 p.m. Mile High time. That means we will soon learn the fate of players like veteran safety T.J.…
via Tracking every Denver Broncos roster cut — Mile High Report – All Posts
The Broncos closed out their preseason undefeated, watched an undrafted rookie put on a show at quarterback and found comfort in a defense that remains deep and disruptive. But the biggest storyline, the biggest news coming out of Denver on Thursday — and all week, really — was about T.J. Ward, the three-time Pro Bowl…
via Vance Joseph addresses T.J. Ward’s status after preseason game vs. Arizona — The Denver Post
Sloter’s performance was only part of why Thursday’s game was so memorable for him and his parents.
The coaches will have some tough decisions to make by 2 p.m. MT on Saturday. Thursday’s preseason matchup was the ultimate job interview for the couple of dozen backup players vying for one of the 53 spots on the Broncos’ final roster. And several of them provided solid resumés, showing top performances even if lack…
Preseason records don’t count, and the stats don’t matter… but it doesn’t mean that the Broncos can’t enjoy them. After crushing the Arizona Cardinals 30-2 on a warm, Colorado night, the Broncos wrapped up an unbeaten postseason; their first since 2005, and only their fourth in team history. In that 2005 season, the team finished…
via Broncos sweep preseason after throttling Cardinals — Mile High Sports
Colorado Avalanche center Tyson Jost can make an impact for the team right away. Greetings fellow Colorado Avalanche fans! If you haven’t noticed, I am new to Mile High Sticking. I am extremely eager to share my love of the Avs with everyone on this site. With that super lengthy introduction you all just received,…
via Colorado Avalanche Fans: What to Expect from Tyson Jost — Mile High Sticking
More than 1,000 players across the NFL will be either temporarily or permanently shown the door between now and Saturday, which reports indicate would be the case for one member of the Denver Broncos “No Fly Zone”: T.J. Ward. After reports on Tuesday the Broncos had not only received but were making calls to teams…
via Teammates ‘hope’ Ward didn’t just play final game with Broncos — KKFN
