Todd McShay’s first mock draft featured Alabama’s Jonathan Allen as the top pick and Myles Garrett as the second pick with LSU’s Jamal Adams rounding out the top three. A lot has changed since December and he’s moved Deshaun Watson all the way from outside the first round to the No. 2 pick and has…
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A concentrated look at the recent juice on the Denver Broncos.
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Brock Olivo is bringing energy and love for special teams as a first-time coordinator. If you want to know how Brock Olivo – a former NFL running back – is going to approach his job as Broncos’ new coordinator for special teams, all you need to know is his sophomore season at the University of…
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ESPN’s NFL draft expert Todd McShay released his second mock draft Wednesday. Below, we’ll take a look at his first-round projections and break down some of the interesting developments embedded within his picks. The Quarterbacks In his initial mock draft, McShay didn’t have a single quarterback selected until No. 30. In his second edition,…
Sandy Clough – 02/08/2017 – Sandy Clough live in studio. Wednesday’s show Sandy Clough talks about the Broncos off-season plans, how the Broncos can learn from both teams in the Super Bowl and more on Super Bowl 51. Former Broncos offensive lineman Tyler Polumbus, Chris Landry from landryfootball.com and Our Fan Broncos Insider Cecil Lammey…
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As spread offenses continue to take over college football, recruiting wide receivers has never been more important. The 2017 cycle brought a deep class at the position, and 15 different schools signed one of Bleacher Report’s top 20 wideouts. Alabama, Clemson and Michigan managed to nab multiple elite prospects. But with national signing day now…
via CFB Future 100: Top 20 Wide Receivers in Class of 2017 — Bleacher Report – Front Page
The commitments have been made, the letters have been signed, and in many cases, the classes have already begun. Yesterday’s blue-chip recruits are now today’s next crop of talented college football newcomers. Now it’s time to focus on what’s ahead for the best young players in the game. Following Wednesday’s national signing day, we now…
via CFB Future 100: Top 15 Running Backs in Class of 2017 — Bleacher Report – Front Page
The Broncos have a blatant lack of representation in the Hall of Fame. Terrell Davis says he’ll do what he can to help some true greats get in. Good morning, Broncos Country! It’s time for more Broncos to be included in the Hall of Fame. At least, that’s what Broncos’ all-time leading rusher (and legend…
Reviewing the 2016 snap counts for the Denver Broncos offense. First I’ll give the seasonal overview for the offense. Offensive Overview Name Pos Num Pct Max Garcia G 1075 100.0% Matt Paradis C 1075 100.0% Russell Okung T 1062 98.8% Michael Schofield T 1043 97.0% Trevor Siemian QB 899 83.6% Demaryius Thomas WR 885 82.3%…
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Denver Broncos offseason positional review discussing what the team has based off of 2016 production of players on the team. We’ll review stats, eye-test opinion, contract situation, and depth on the Denver Bronco team as we prepare for the start of free agency and the NFL draft. I’m breaking down our team to look at…
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