HOUSTON — DeMarcus Ware is still eyeing a comeback. The veteran pass rusher told ESPN that he plans to to play in 2017 and that returning to the Broncos is a possibility. “I talked to Vance (Joseph) and he said I’m part of the equation,” Ware told Jeff Legwold. “Hopefully I come back there, and I want to,…
via DeMarcus Ware wants to play in 2017, says Broncos “part of the equation” — The Denver Post
With all but one head coach and general manager opening filled up, we have a pretty good feel for which directions NFL teams are heading in for the 2017 offseason. At offensive coordinator, only three gigs leaguewide are open, including the Los Angeles Rams’, a team that just selected a quarterback with the first overall…
via 2017 NFL Draft: Exploring Landing Spots for This Year’s Top QBs — Bleacher Report – Front Page
The Patriots have Super Bowl experience on their side, but the Falcons have some imposing weapons that will create matchup problems.
If the Denver Broncos had followed the advice of Mel Kiper, Todd McShay and Mike Mayock, they would suck so bad right now. It appears to be the rage to evaluate the draft experts and see how our front office compares to them in terms of who we would have gotten had we gotten the…
The Tony Romo situation is a difficult one, but four teams have reportedly emerged as frontrunners for the quarterback’s services, per CBS Sports. “The Cowboys will listen to offers for Tony Romo, sources said, once owner Jerry Jones has his meeting with the Pro Bowl quarterback. Romo prefers to be moved to a contending team…
via Frontrunners reportedly emerge in race for Tony Romo — Fanbuzz
The Broncos had to put together a new coaching staff after Gary Kubiak stepped down as head coach following the 2016 season and they’ve accomplished that task by installing Vance Joseph as their new leader on the sideline. Now it’s time for the team to work on making sure that the man who led the…
via Broncos ready to work on John Elway extension — ProFootballTalk
DeMarcus Ware’s heading into unrestricted free agency, and after his recent back surgery, he says he feels “like a new man.” The old one was pretty good, and the 34-year-old pass rusher said he wants to play again next season. “I definitely want to play, I’ve got a lot of passion, I’m always chasing that…
via DeMarcus Ware feels “like a new man,” ready for 2017 — ProFootballTalk
After missing six games in 2016 due to injuries, Denver Broncos pass-rusher DeMarcus Ware expressed his desire to continue playing in 2017 on Friday. Ware is set to become a free agent on March 9, but he told ESPN.com’s Jeff Legwold that new Broncos head coach Vance Joseph indicated the team would like to have…
Super Bowl LI is right around the corner, which means we’re on the verge of wrapping up the 2016 NFL season. By Monday, the collective football world will be turned directly toward the looming offseason. While the offseason represents a long and barren time devoid of real NFL action, we do have a couple of…
It wasn’t very long ago that Broncos Country was saying goodbye to Gary Kubiak. Now it might be time to say hello again? Eric Goodman and Les Shapiro of the Afternoon Drive discussed some of the interviews that Gary Kubiak has given in the last few days. It seems as if he may be ready…
via Gary Kubiak is ready to get back into football — Mile High Report – All Posts
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