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Peter King called the free agent signing “fascinating” and “intriguing” but insisted the other No. 3 isn’t here for competition. He’s here to fill in if he has to.
Peter King is apparently “fascinated” by Denver’s signing of Jarrett Stidham.
Writing his “Football Morning in America” post for Pro Football Talk, King noted that the quarterback who signed a two-year, $10 million deal - intrigues him.
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After a 5-12 season and ranking last in scoring offense, Denver requires several upgrades, so just missing on a two-time Pro Bowler is a frustration.
The Denver Broncos placed OLB Wyatt Ray on waivers Monday, according to Mike Klis. Ray, 26, signed with the Browns as an undrafted free agent out of Boston College in 2019.
Field Yates of ESPN reports that the Broncos have waived DB Lamar Jackson on Monday. Jackson, 24, wound up going undrafted out of Nebraska back in 2020.
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The Broncos are one again connected to another free agent wide receiver.
According to Adam Thielen himself, he told The Pat McAfee Show that he had conversations with the Denver Broncos and Dallas Cowboys before signing with the Carolina Panthers. In the end, he felt like Carolina was the best fit for him moving forward and decided to sign with them.
"I had conversations with the Broncos, Cowboys and a few other teams.. Carolina felt like the...
It sounds like the Denver Broncos could have plans for Jarrett Stidham that go beyond him merely serving as the backup quarterback behind Russell Wilson.
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We take a look at the top remaining NFL free agents and which ones may interest the Broncos?
The first wave of free agency is over and things have slowed down after a fast start by the Denver Broncos. They addressed the offensive line by signing right tackle Mike McGlinchey and left guard Ben Powers to big deals to hopefully upgrade that unit. They then found Dre’Mont Jones’s replacement by signing ascending defensive lineman Zach Allen to a...
Denver Broncos head coach Sean Payton didn't sign Jarrett Stidham "to put the pressure" on Russell Wilson, though a midseason quarterback change isn't out of…
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We take a look at the top remaining NFL free agents and which ones may interest the Broncos?
The first wave of free agency is over and things have slowed down after a fast start by the Broncos. They addressed the offensive line by signing right tackle Mike McGlinchey and left guard Ben Powers to big deals to hopefully upgrade that unit. They then found Dre’Mont Jones’s replacement by signing ascending defensive lineman Zach Allen to a multi-year deal...
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The Broncos were everything but quiet with the start of free agency.
Holy cow! What a week it’s been. Remember all the conjecture about just how active the Denver Broncos would be when free agency opened? Nobody expected this. Over the last week, the Broncos signed no fewer than 8-free agents and re-signed 2 of their own. I can’t remember a time free agency was this exciting. Maybe when the Broncos signed T.J. Ward, DeMarcus Ware, and Aqib Talib back...
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Sean Payton and the Broncos are now +2,500 to win the Super Bowl at DraftKings Sportsbook.
Good morning, Broncos Country!There is no bigger mover of NFL betting odds than free agency.
And for the second time this offseason, DraftKings Sportsbook has shifted the odds for the Denver Broncos.
Prior to the trade and hire of Sean Payton as head coach, the Broncos were at +4,000 to win the Super Bowl. After the move by...
Mike Klis of 9 News reports that the Broncos are re-signing CB Essang Bassey to a one-year contract. This is interesting because Klis mentioned a few
Benjamin Allbright reports that multiple teams have called the Broncos about WR Jerry Jeudy including the Browns, Cowboys, and Patriots. Denver is currently
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With free agency underway let’s see what players, coaches, and teams have been winning or losing so far.
Winner: Bill O’Brien
After the Patriots failure of a season on offense, Bill Belichick has decided to take a more traditional route and hire an actual offensive coordinator to lead the New England offense in 2023. Familiar face Bill O’Brien is now the play caller in New England and to make sure this offense does not have a repeat of last year,...
Aaron Wilson reports that the Raiders are signing former Broncos long snapper Jacob Bobenmoyer to a three-year contract worth $3.815 million. According
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The Denver Broncos are most certainly winners to start off in free agency. They have shored up plenty of positions and gotten better where it matters the most.
We’re wrapping up the first week of free agency and the Denver Broncos have been quite busy. The biggest losses came along their defensive line with Dre’Mont Jones signing with the Seattle Seahawks and DeShawn Williams going to the Carolina Panthers.
To offset these losses, the...
Dre’Mont Jones was drafted by the Denver Broncos in 2019 and spent his entire career up to now playing for them. Now that he has departed the organization, however, he had a pretty harsh view of how things went for the team last season.
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In the end you want the return guy to “do no harm” to the team
Montrell Washington was drafted in the 5th round of 2022 by the Denver Broncos to fill a hole on the roster that arguably didn’t need to filled, return specialist.
While he showed in college that he had some ability as a WR to catch the ball and as a runner on jet sweeps, he was rarely used as such by the Broncos as a rookie. He had 9 offensive touches in 2022 that gained 32 yards (19...
Despite taking calls on their top two wide receivers this offseason, the Denver Broncos appear likely to keep Jerry Jeudy and Courtland Sutton. Per Mike Klis…
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The Sean Payton era of the Denver Broncos is off and running, as the team has made it a clear priority in week one of free agency that protecting Russell Wilson is a must
Throughout the disaster that was the 2022 Denver Broncos regular season, several egregious incidents took place, and perhaps there was none worst than the fact the offensive line simply could not protect Russell Wilson.
Like, at all.
This isn’t to give a full pass to the highly paid QB, who...