With the Denver Nuggets coming off a 128-125 overtime loss at the hands of the Minnesota Timberwolves there is a lot to be discussed, so the Denver Nuggets Daily podcast turned to Sean Walsh to help make sense of the insanity that was the Nuggets’ overtime loss. Sean Walsh and T.J. McBride of Mile High Sports break down…
via Denver Nuggets Daily: Nuggets’ overtime loss to Minnesota is a positive sign — Mile High Sports
Much pressure has been put on the Denver Broncos’ defense this year due a lack of offensive effectiveness and a slew of turnovers. Defensive coordinator Joe Woods accepts that, and stressed on Thursday that he’s still impressed with his charges. “Each year, you get new players — and those players have to step in and…
via Joe Woods: ‘We have the talent to be a championship-level defense’ — Mile High Sports
Von Miller insists he relishes difficult conversations with teammates. It’s an integral part of a captain’s role, and it’s one the Broncos’ Pro Bowl linebacker takes seriously. “I love telling people uncomfortable stuff,” Miller said. “I love keeping it brutally honest. I think that’s one of my best characteristics. I love keeping it brutally honest…
Vance Joseph will get a sideline view of not only one, but two young arms this weekend as the Denver Broncos get set to face the Kansas City Chiefs at Sports Authority Field at Mile High. Paxton Lynch is expected to start for the Broncos, while Patrick Mahomes II, this year’s top draft pick for…
via Vance Joseph discusses young quarterbacks Lynch, Mahomes — Mile High Sports
If they can’t play, Head Coach Vance Joseph said he will dress four wide receivers Sunday.
via Broncos Injury Report: Emmanuel Sanders, Cody Latimer still sidelined — Denver Broncos : News
ENGLEWOOD, Colo. – Ryan Clady, who was one of the best offensive lineman in Broncos history, will be honored during Sunday’s game against the Kansas City Chiefs. The team announced Thursday that Clady will serve as the coin toss captain and will be recognized on the field during a first-quarter break. Clady started every game…
via Broncos to honor former all-pro tackle Ryan Clady on Sunday — FOX31 Denver
The relatively harmless “bag” skate to complete Avalanche practice Thursday might have had something to do with Wednesday’s result against the visiting Arizona Coyotes, but what Colorado focused on previously in the practice was undoubtedly put in place to prevent another poor offensive showing Friday against the Toronto Maple Leafs. The Avs, who produced just…
Nothing can surprise you in the NFL when you learn to expect the unexpected. Aqib Talib discovered that in November 2012, when he found out the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, the team that drafted him in the first round in 2008, decided to cut ties. “I found out I was getting traded in a hyperbaric chamber,”…
The Broncos’ season — for all intents and purposes — has been over for months; the only achievable accomplishments remaining are of the statistical variety and the opportunity to properly evaluate young players’ fitness for more significant roles next season. For the Broncos, the most glaring hole is at quarterback, where even a serviceable…
via ‘The plan is to start Paxton’: Joseph says Lynch will start season finale — Mile High Sports
After an impressive start to his career, Garett Bolles has struggled with holding penalties and technique as the season wore on. Nothing kills an offensive drive for the Denver Broncos faster than an offensive holding penalty and rookie tackle Garett Bolles has been the most egregious repeat offender in 2017. Players with the most total…
via Garett Bolles is second-most penalized player in NFL — Mile High Report – All Posts
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