The Denver Broncos and controversial draft prospect Joe Mixon met on Thursday at the team’s Dove Valley headquarters, likely one of several interactions the University of Oklahoma running back will have with NFL teams before the draft in late April. Denver 7 Broncos Insider Troy Renck estimated on Friday, when it’s all said and done,…
via Stokley: Taking a chance on Mixon a ‘big risk’ for Broncos — KKFN
Digging deeper into the life and rise of Paxton Lynch. From small school running back, to first-round quarterback selection of the Denver Broncos. Who players looked up to as a kid, says something about them. It’s why I would ask such a simple question. What posters did you have on your wall, who did you…
via Paxton Lynch: A Purposefully Driven Life — Mile High Report – All Posts
The majority of which came on the offensive side of the ball in the form of a new coaching staff led by Mike McCoy. Good morning, Broncos Country! For the last week, most of what I’ve heard and seen follows the narrative, “John Elway and the Denver Broncos are losing free agency.” That implies Elway…
via John Elway and the Broncos made the ‘splashy’ moves in January — Mile High Report – All Posts
The Denver Broncos are in desperate need of help at offensive tackle. Could Julien Davenport be exactly what they need? Offensive tackle and 2017 NFL Draft prospect Julién Davenport is about as unique as they come in a given year. The 6-7, 318 pound tackle is looking to be the first player drafted from Bucknell…
via Julién Davenport drawing serious interest from Denver Broncos — Predominantly Orange
Final Installment Part 5: Defensive Backs. Included are charts, tables and a pair of flip flops It’s kick back time. Have run off the snickers, Cadbury bunny, the shrimp po boy and now it’s beach time. I’m no longer hangry or have eyes full of grit. Enjoy (or hate) this last installment of my magic…
via NFL Draft preview: Defensive backs — Mile High Report – All Posts
A quick look at the recent buzz on the Denver Broncos.
via Broncos, Briefly: Sunday, March 19, 2017 — Denver Broncos : News
Although Alabama Crimson Tide standout linebacker Reuben Foster is coming off a season that concluded with him winning the Butkus award for being the top linebacker in the country, Foster may not be the first linebacker taken in the NFL Draft this year. NFL Draft analyst Lance Zierlein talked to an NFC pro personnel director…
via NFL exec could see surprising name picked before Reuben Foster in NFL Draft — Fanbuzz
ESPN recently dropped Dalvin Cook in its latest mock draft to being the third-best running back behind Leonard Fournette and Christian McCaffrey. However, that draft only has him dropping to No. 17 to the Washington Redskins. Daniel Jeremiah of NFL.com has him dropping even further than that and all the way out of the top 25…
via NFL.com’s mock draft has the supposed No. 2 running back taking a hard fall in the draft — Fanbuzz
Despite what many originally thought, the Denver Broncos could be in line for a high 2018 compensatory selection after some FA losses… It’s never too early to be looking at the future. The Denver Broncos were expected to make a significant impact on the free agent market in 2017, and as the initial dust settles,…
via Denver Broncos in line for high compensatory pick in 2018 — Predominantly Orange
At this point, Romo may not want to be released, either. Good Morning, Broncos Country! With all this Dallas/Jones talk, I figured I’d weigh in a with a very simple idea. It’s a smart business move–for both Jones and Romo to wait. IF you want Romo in Denver it won’t seem so, but from a…
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