NFL Network’s Ian Rapoport dropped the bomb on Twitter that the Denver Broncos may be willing to deal the safety. There’s been speculation on what the future holds for T.J. Ward. Would John Elway and the Denver Broncos re-sign the safety or is his time in the Mile High City coming to a close? Ian…
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Denver Broncos outside linebacker Von Miller will be making his preseason debut on Saturday when the team takes on the Green Bay Packers. Von Miller is one of the key players for the Denver Broncos if they are going to have a successful season in 2017. For the first time since the regular season finale,…
via Broncos OLB Von MIller Will Play on Saturday vs. Green Bay — Predominantly Orange
Hard at work, quarterback Trevor Siemian took snaps Wednesday with the first-team offense, whipping the Broncos into game shape, when a fighter jet flew low over the practice field, rolled majestically and did a gravity-defying climb toward the sun. Entranced by the jet, Paxton Lynch craned his neck with childlike wonder and twisted his back…
via Broncos quarterback Paxton Lynch needs to get his head out of … the clouds — The Denver Post
ENGLEWOOD, Colo. (AP) — Denver Broncos newly anointed left tackle Garett Bolles found a blitz he just couldn’t block: Teammates with razors. As part of the veterans’ annual ritual for rookies, Bolles had his hair sheared on both sides, with a strip left on the top and a tail in the back. “My wife,” Bolles said, “thought…
via Garett Bolles Quickly Getting Up To Speed At Left Tackle — CBS Denver
The Denver Broncos are going to name Trevor Siemian the starting quarterback, which means Paxton Lynch has to go back to the drawing board… The NFL is a tough business, and Denver Broncos quarterback Paxton Lynch is learning that the hard way. As the Denver Broncos are set to name Trevor Siemian their starting quarterback…
via Time for Paxton Lynch to go back to the drawing board — Predominantly Orange
Trevor Siemian will retain his starting position and lead the team onto Sports Authority Field at Mile High when the regular season starts week one against AFC West rival Los Angeles Charges, having held off Paxton Lynch to do so. Siemian being named the starting quarterback impacts both the offense and defense. On offense, expect…
via Naming Trevor Siemian the starter impacts both sides of the ball — Mile High Sports
ENGLEWOOD, Colo. (CBS4) – Trevor Siemian will start for the Broncos when they begin the regular season. Broncos head coach Vance Joseph is expected to make a formal announcement at a press conference Monday afternoon. Vance Joseph said Saturday naming a QB starter before 3rd preseason game was ideal. Guess he agreed with himself… Trevor…
A good number of second-year starters do not improve, but when they do here is what they did. If you read my last offering, you know that on average first year starting QBs do not normally improve in their second year as starting QBs in the NFL. However, there are a few who have recently…
via Why second-year starting quarterbacks improve when they do improve — Mile High Report – All Posts
It seems like reviews are split about Paxton Lynch‘s performance in Thursday’s joint practice against the Niners. On a day he went 12-for-12 in team drills, some saw that as Paxton taking charge in the QB competition. Nate Lundy, Shawn Drotar and TJ Carpenter, on the other hand, see it differently.
via MORNING MINUTE: Paxton’s good practice — Mile High Sports
Paxton Lynch will start for the Denver Broncos on Saturday in Preseason Week 2 against the San Francisco 49ers with an opportunity to stake his claim for the regular season starting job over Trevor Siemian. After an inconsistent start to training camp, reports from Santa Clara (where the Broncos just wrapped up a pair of…
via To win the starting quarterback job, Paxton Lynch has to… — Mile High Sports
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