Senior Bowl week is here, so let’s take a look at some of the notable prospects the Denver Broncos will be keeping a close eye on. The 2017 Reese’s Senior Bowl week officially kicked off on Monday with the prospects all showing up and visiting with some scouts. Today is when everything really kicks off.…
via 2017 NFL Draft: Five prospects to watch during the Senior Bowl — Mile High Report – All Posts
Lynn brings 28 years of NFL experience as a player and a coach to round out the Broncos defensive coaching staff.
via Broncos name Johnnie Lynn Assistant Defensive Backs Coach — Denver Broncos : News
DENVER (CBS4) – After being defeated by the Sharks Monday night, the Avalanche have lost six games in a row. Colorado is currently in the midst of its fourth losing streak of five or more games this season, and the team is out of answers when it comes to what has gone so wrong this…
via Losing Streak Has Avalanche’s MacKinnon ‘Stressed All The Time’ — CBS Denver
Colorado Avalanche defenseman Nikita Zadorov is starting to come into his own as a player. Just 21, he has a high ceiling on his development. Colorado Avalanche defenseman Nikita Zadorov was the key piece in the trade that sent center Ryan O’Reilly to Buffalo in the summer of 2015. To refresh your memory on the trade:…
via Colorado Avalanche: Nikita Zadorov Showing Good Development — Mile High Sticking
While the Denver Broncos and Houston Texans continue to grab headlines as possible landing spots for Dallas Cowboys veteran quarterback Tony Romo, ESPN’s Ed Werder suggested a possible landing spot if another veteran quarterback steps away from the game: Hard to imagine Ben R not returning. But maybe a new option for @tonyromo He’s familiar…
via NFL Insider suggests “option” for Tony Romo’s next possible landing spot — Fanbuzz
According to Mark Schlereth, the hiring of Rick Dennison by the Buffalo Bills as the team’s offensive demonstrates one thing: The issues with the Denver Broncos offense last year had more to do with the personnel than the coaching staff. On Friday, the “Schlereth and Evans” co-host called Dennison’s hire a “statement” by the rest…
via Schlereth: Dennison hire shows problem lies with Broncos personnel — KKFN
With all things considered, ESPN NFL analyst Tim Hasselbeck believes a healthy Tony Romo is a better option at quarterback than anyone else on the Denver Broncos roster and would be in on the market for the Dallas Cowboys backup. But, Hasselbeck told 104.3 The Fan’s “Schlereth and Evans” on Thursday, first-year starter Trevor Siemian…
via Hasselbeck: ‘More comfortable’ with Siemian as Broncos starting QB — KKFN
The word at Broncos head coach Vance Joseph’s introductory press conference was that Trevor Siemian and Paxton Lynch will compete for the team’s starting quarterback job and General Manager John Elway said after the end of the regular season that the team is moving forward with those two quarterbacks. That won’t stop some from wondering…
via Emmanuel Sanders: We’d win with Tony Romo, but I trust John Elway — ProFootballTalk
It’s mock draft season! With the Senior Bowl kicking off this week, I figured it would be a good time to release my first mock draft of the offseason today. Now we are still over a month away from Free Agency beginning so a lot can and will change during that time, but for now,…
via 2017 NFL Mock Draft: Broncos get some offensive weapons — Mile High Report – All Posts
The Colorado Avalanche need to direct most of their focus toward rebuilding, and the draft is a huge part of that direction. Below, the team’s necessities in the draft are analyzed. There are two holes in the Colorado Avalanche roster right now, and said holes are on the right wing, and on defense. The Avs…
via Colorado Avalanche: Analyzing the Team’s Necessity in the 2017 NHL Draft — Mile High Sticking
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