The cat is out of the bag in Denver regarding the likely resignation of coach Gary Kubiak. If/when Kubiak resigns after only two years on the job, where will the franchise go from here? Ian Rapoport of NFL Media already has pegged Dolphins defensive coordinator Vance Joseph as the leading candidate for the job, suggesting…
via If Kubiak goes, what’s next for Denver? — ProFootballTalk
Game time! The Denver Broncos saw their season come to an end last week, but can still make things more difficult for the Oakland Raiders this week. Kickoff is set for Sunday, January 1, 2017 at 2:25 p.m. Mile High time. Here’s how to watch! The Denver Broncos (8-7) were bounced from contention last week…
The story of Sunday morning (which if you regularly read PFT was the story of Saturday morning) is that Broncos coach Gary Kubiak could be resigning after the meaningless Week 17 game against the Raiders. The popular reasoning is that Kubiak would be calling it quits due to health reasons. But there could be something…
via Kubiak’s decision could be influenced by reluctance to make staff changes — ProFootballTalk
Broncos head coach Gary Kubiak is likely going to resign this week due to health concerns, ESPN reported early Sunday, citing league sources. Kubiak, 55, suffered his second health scare on the job in October when he was hospitalized following a loss to Atlanta and diagnosed with a “complex migraine.” He missed a week of…
Eleven months after winning the Super Bowl, Broncos head coach Gary Kubiak is likely to step away after today’s regular-season finale. Kubiak, who has health concerns, is likely to step down, according to Adam Schefter of ESPN. Although Kubiak has had success as an NFL head coach, he has also acknowledged that the stress of…
via Report: Gary Kubiak likely to resign as Broncos’ head coach — ProFootballTalk
A Denver win would help ensure the Raiders don’t win the AFC West. That’s all the motivation the Broncos need. Happy New Year, Broncos Country! One bit of history has been made, and the Denver Broncos are on the verge of even more. Perhaps that will motivate this team that doesn’t have anything to play…
Broncos outside linebacker DeMarcus Ware knows people think he could retire this offseason. And he thinks that’s silly. Ware released a statement after back surgery in which he insisted that he’ll be just fine and will play and play well in 2017. “I’ve noticed critics always count you out because that’s what they want to…
via DeMarcus Ware scoffs at retirement, promises a big 2017 — ProFootballTalk
It’s mere speculation at this point, so as long as they’re going there, let’s talk about Manning coming back to Denver. While the Broncos are potentially gearing up for some personnel changes on the field perhaps sooner in the offseason rather than later, there is speculation (read: rumors probably started by hopeful insiders who convince…
While Peyton Manning is likely enjoying retirement, cashing in checks for Nationwide commercials, “The Sheriff,” may at least consider a return to the Indianapolis Colts — just not as a field general. As picked up by SB Nation, two well-informed media personalities (John Michael Vincent and Bob Kravitz) discussed on 1070 the Fan the possibility…
via Speculation growing that Peyton Manning could make a return to the NFL — Fan Buzz
The Denver Broncos have been eliminated from the NFL playoffs for the first time in six seasons. The last time we didn’t have postseason football in Denver was back in 2010. The Broncos had limped to a 4-12 finish during a season in which head coach Josh McDaniels was fired, Kyle Orton was benched for…
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