ENGLEWOOD, Colo. (AP) – Gary Kubiak is full of faith in one young quarterback and hope in another. The Denver Broncos coach is optimistic Trevor Siemian can return to the lineup this weekend and trusts that rookie Paxton Lynch has a bright future despite his shaky start Sunday at Jacksonville. Lynch completed just a dozen…
via Kubiak Has Faith In Lynch’s Future And Hope For Siemian Now — CBS Denver
OXON HILL, Md. (AP) – A person familiar with the negotiations tells The Associated Press that All-Star free agent outfielder Ian Desmond and the Colorado Rockies have agreed to a $70 million, five-year contract. The person spoke on condition of anonymity Wednesday because the agreement had not been announced. The 31-year-old Desmond hit .285 with…
via AP Source: Rockies, Ian Desmond Agree To 5-Year Contract — CBS Denver
They called themselves “Nine Deuce.” The recruiting class of 1992 was an embarrassment of riches.
When the offseason began, I thought the Rockies would be shopping for a veteran catcher, a la Nick Hundley, or Yorvit Torrealba back in the day.
via Rockies confident Tom Murphy, Tony Wolters can handle catching duties — The Denver Post
Playing his first NHL game of the season Tuesday, defenseman Cody Goloubef had a nightmarish debut with the Avalanche, going minus-2 and taking two penalties against the Nashville Predators.
via Avalanche falls short at Predators, despite two goals from Matt Duchene — The Denver Post
Prepare yourself with all the latest developments from Broncos Country since Sunday as the Broncos prepare for the Tennessee Titans.
via Broncos Insider: Denver set to take on Tennessee Titans — The Denver Post
The Rockies have come to a contract agreement with free agent outfielder/infielder Ian Desmond.
via Ian Desmond agrees to five-year deal with Rockies — The Denver Post
Tight end Virgil Green was selected as the Broncos’ 2016 Walter Payton Man of the Year for his contributions in the community throughout his six years with the team.
via Virgil Green named Broncos’ 2016 Walter Payton Man of the Year — The Denver Post
The Broncos are in a tough spot here because they have games against the Patriots, Chiefs and Raiders to close the season. If they look past the Titans, they will be in big trouble.
The list of 12 players the Broncos worked out Tuesday included quarterbacks T.J. Yates and Sean Renfree, PFT has learned. The Broncos could just be looking at options for down the road or emergency situations, but the team having two quarterbacks in is notable because starting quarterback Trevor Siemian missed last week’s win at Jacksonville…
via Broncos work out T.J. Yates, Bernard Pierce — ProFootballTalk
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