Taking a look at the Denver Broncos’ depth at the wide receiver position after their trade of Demaryius Thomas to the Houston Texans. The Denver Broncos face the daunting task of replacing the legendary Demaryius Thomas at the wide receiver position. Despite Thomas’ incredible career numbers and his willingness to play through injury the past…
via Denver Broncos: Analyzing the depth at wide receiver after trade — Predominantly Orange
Don’t look now, Mark Schlereth said on Wednesday, but “J.J. Watt is J.J. Watt again,” which could spell disaster for the Denver Broncos offensive front. “I played against the late, great Reggie White. … Frightening when that guy lines up over you. I have never seen J.J. Watt’s equal, including Reggie White, when it comes…
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In the latest First-and-Orange podcast episode, Broncos beat writers Ryan O’Halloran and Kyle Fredrickson examine the fallout of wide receiver Demaryius Thomas’ trade to the Houston Texans and break down rookie Courtland Sutton’s new role in Denver. Subscribe to the podcastSoundCloud | iTunes | Stitcher | RSS Related Articles WATCH: Broncos Case Keenum, DaeSean Hamilton welcome military family to Denver Broncos…
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While it will never be perfect, Denver is at its best defensively after they struggle offensively. This week’s edition of Stat of the Week will focus on a curious tidbit regarding the Denver Nuggets defense: the Nuggets haven been at their best defensively after the offense struggles. According to Inpredictable’s possession tracking data, there are…
CHICAGO — Following his breakout performance last week against the Los Angeles Lakers, Nuggets guard Monte Morris explained his success was a product of close working relationships with all of his head coaches. Chicago Bulls coach Fred Hoiberg, who coached Morris for two seasons at Iowa State, raved about his former star here Wednesday prior…
via Bulls coach Fred Hoiberg raves about Nuggets guard Monte Morris — The Denver Post
By Zack Kelberman ENGLEWOOD, Colo. (247 SPORTS) – The Denver Broncos are welcoming reinforcement to the secondary. (credit: CBS) Safety Su’a Cravens, who missed the first eight games after undergoing preseason knee surgery, practiced in full Wednesday and is expected to play Sunday against the Houston Texans. Wide receiver Jordan Taylor, on the mend from…
via Broncos Readying For ‘Playmaker’ Cravens’ Season Debut In Week 9 — CBS Denver
FIRST DOWN Avs’ Johnson can relate to D.T. Demaryius Thomas will be pulling off a rare NFL feat on Sunday when he debuts with his new team (Texans) against his old one. One Denver athlete who can relate to Thomas’ expected whirl of emotions is Avalanche defenseman Erik Johnson. Johnson, the No. 1 overall pick…
Damn you, sports. Damn you. Denver lost a good one, yesterday. John Elway said goodbye to the best wide receiver the Broncos have ever had – one of the best players the Broncos have ever had, period – and there have been some good ones. So long, Demaryius Thomas. You will be missed. For the…
via So Long, Old Friend: Demaryius Thomas will be missed — Mile High Sports
The decision to trade Demaryius Thomas ultimately came down to how well Emmanuel Sanders is playing and the emergence of rookie Courtland Sutton. John Elway and the Denver Broncos rocked Broncos Country with the news that wide receiver Demaryius Thomas was being traded for essentially a fourth round pick to the Houston Texans on Tuesday…
When was the last time the Denver Broncos enjoyed a rookie sensation as spectacular as Phillip Lindsay? It’s hard to say for sure, and certainly he’s the best undrafted free agent the Broncos have found since Chris Harris Jr. Lindsay’s been dominating at the NFL level. Currently, his 531 rushing yards aren’t just the best…
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