NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell held his Super Bowl 51 press conference Wednesday afternoon, touching on a number of topics, including the possibility of the Oakland Raiders relocating to Las Vegas to his relationship with owner Robert Kraft and the New England Patriots. “We haven’t made a determination about Las Vegas as an NFL market,” Goodell noted,…

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This story originally appeared in Mile High Sports Magazine. Read the full digital edition. Watching Gary Kubiak’s offense this past season made some fans want to claw their eyes out. Not only was his system bland and unimaginative, Kubiak didn’t adapt to the talent on his roster. Kubiak and offensive coordinator Rick Dennison deserved a ton of…

via The Perfect Storm: Kubiak’s offense and Elway’s draft picks were a bad combo — Mile High Sports

Denver Broncos corner back Aqib Talib made an appearance on radio row from Super Bowl LI. Talib spoke with Denver Post Broncos reporter Cameron Wolfe on the Pro Bowl, taking his kids to Disney in Orlando, previewing Patriots and Falcons, and what to expect from the Broncos in 2017. Related ArticlesFebruary 1, 2017 Dwight Freeney…

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Von Miller may need to have the NFL rip his jersey off of him someday, because the Denver Broncos outside linebacker made it very clear on Super Bowl Radio Row that he wants to play for a very long time. The Super Bowl 50 MVP joined Jim Rome in Houston on Wednesday and talked about…

via Von Miller talks about his future plans in the NFL on The Jim Rome Show — The Jim Rome Show

The word in Denver since the end of the regular season is that the Broncos plan to have Trevor Siemian and Paxton Lynch compete for the starting quarterback job in 2017, although that hasn’t stopped discussion of a possible pursuit of Tony Romo this offseason from entering the conversation. Either way, Siemian is far from…

via Trevor Siemian not bothered by Paxton Lynch/Tony Romo talk — ProFootballTalk

Denver Post Broncos reporter Nicki Jhabvala caught up with Falcons defensive end Dwight Freeney from radio row in Houston to talk about the Broncos. Freeney talked about Von Miller and his spin move and how there is a fraternity among defensive linemen in the NFL. Related ArticlesFebruary 1, 2017 Broncos’ Aqib Talib talks Super Bowl…

via Dwight Freeney talks about Von Miller’s spin move from radio row in Houston — The Denver Post

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Ryan Russillo from ESPN joined Joel Dreessen and Brandon Stokley. Ryan talks about the Broncos future heading into next season. Ryan breaks down where the Broncos should go with their starting quarterback position. Ryan then discusses the possibility of Tony Romo being brought in by the Broncos to start at quarterback this next season. Ryan…

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Trevor Siemian let it be known that he isn’t bothered by the quarterback rumors swirling around the Denver Broncos. There have been plenty of rumors about the next Denver Broncos starting quarterback and none have really centered around Trevor Siemian. Whether its a report that Paxton Lynch will be given every opportunity to start in…

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HOUSTON — Pat Bowlen has a plan and the plan remains in place, one compliant with the NFL and operating with success. The Broncos’ longtime owner established a trust in the late 1990s to serve as a vehicle to transfer controlling ownership of the team to one of his seven children. In 2014, Bowlen announced…

via NFL commissioner Roger Goodell, Broncos CEO Joe Ellis discuss team ownership situation — The Denver Post