A quick look at the recent buzz on the Denver Broncos.

via Broncos, Briefly: Thursday, January 26, 2017 — Denver Broncos : News

By Terrance Harris, The Associated Press ORLANDO, Fla. — The NFL and its players were looking for ways to spice up the Pro Bowl, so they decided to have San Diego Chargers quarterback Philip Rivers throw balls at opponents. Dodgeballs. After moving the game to Orlando this year and returning it to the traditional AFC-NFC…

via NFL returns to playground to spice up skills competition playing dodgeball — The Denver Post

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Although Trevor Siemian was recently voted a Pro Bowl alternate, the Denver Broncos’ quarterback situation has been a hot topic. Associated Press columnist Arnie Stapleton joined Renaud Notaro and Dan Jacobs of The Final Verdict on Mile High Sports Radio to discuss whether or not the Broncos will go after a veteran quarterback this offseason.…

via AP’s Arnie Stapleton could see the Broncos kicking the tires on a veteran QB — Mile High Sports

The Broncos signed defensive lineman Shelby Harris to a reserve/future contract, according to a league source. Harris, who most recently competed on the Cowboys’ practice squad, was selected by the Oakland Raiders in the seventh round (No. 235) of the 2014 draft from Illinois State. Harris, a 6-foot-2, 290-pound Milwaukee native, spent most of his…

via Broncos sign DL Shelby Harris to reserve/future contract — The Denver Post

If not for a postseason surgical procedure to repair his injured non-throwing shoulder, Denver Broncos quarterback Trevor Siemian would have been among those participating in this weekend’s Pro Bowl in Orlando, Florida. Siemian reportedly had to pass on being an alternate for the game, according to 9News Broncos Insider Mike Klis, while he rehabs from…

via Schlereth: Broncos Siemian a long way from being legit Pro Bowl QB — KKFN

Roughly since local star-turned-Stanford standout Christian McCaffrey declared for the NFL in early December, Denver Broncos fans have clamored for the club to select the hometown hero in the 2017 NFL Draft. McCaffrey could “change this offense and make an immediate impact,” said Brandon Stokley, co-host of “C.J. and Stokley,” on Tuesday. And 9News Broncos…

via Klis: Broncos could go after McCaffrey … in the second round — KKFN

Two hundred and fifty-five other players will be selected in the 2017 NFL Draft, but for some reason, Broncos Country has their sights set solely on Stanford playmaker Christian McCaffrey. Good morning, Broncos Country. The Denver Broncos will have a lot of selections in the 2017 NFL Draft, but for whatever reason, some fans are…

via Horse Tracks: There is more to the NFL Draft than Christian McCaffrey — Mile High Report – All Posts

ENGLEWOOD, Colo. (The Sports Xchange) – The Denver Broncos hired Johnnie Lynn as the team’s assistant defensive backs coach and promoted Chris Gould to specials team’s coach, head coach Vance Joseph announced Tuesday. Lynn, 60, has 28 years of NFL experience as a coach and player. He spent time on the coaching staffs of the…

via Broncos Add Lynn To Coaching Staff, Promote Gould — CBS Denver

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…

via Broncos Positional Review: Special Teams — Mile High Report – All Posts

The Denver Nuggets knocked off the visiting Utah Jazz Tuesday night, in part due to forward Darrell Arthur‘s recent tirade on the hardwood. The game started off slow for the Nuggets, who quickly found themselves down 12 in the middle of the first quarter. There was no flow or energy stemming from the players, forcing…

via Darrell Arthur developing into the Denver Nuggets’ dark horse — Mile High Sports