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You could host draft festivities at Civic Center Park and even Red Rocks. And there’s no doubt fans would turn out in droves.
Good morning, Broncos Country!If you missed it earlier this week, it was announced that the MLB All-Star game is headed back to Coors Field.
It’s obviously great news for baseball fans in Denver, Colorado and across the region. It’s even better news for businesses in and around Coors Field that have...
It’s officially official. The Broncos have re-signed defensive back Nate Hairston, according to the league’s transactions wire. Hairston, 26, was released by the Broncos on Thursday, but he wasn’t gone for long.
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Should the Denver Broncos get Christian Darrisaw if Sewell is off the board already at 9?
Depending on who you talk to, Christian Darrisaw is either the second or third best offensive tackle in this draft. The general consensus is that he is third behind the unanimous first, Penei Sewell and RaShawn Slater.
Darrisaw is 6’ 4.6” and weighed in at 322 on his pro-day. His 34.5” inch arms arm good length for NFL offensive tackles. He was lightly recruited...
Paton chose to focus on filling defensive holes in free agency, while leaving the quarterback position alone.
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Is the best way forward Drew Lock and a veteran?
With the NFL Draft less than a month away, it feels like the biggest question hanging over the Denver Broncos is what George Paton will choose to do at quarterback. Now that all the best options in free agency are long gone, there’s only three real options in front of him:
Will the new general manager spend his first draft acquiring a new signal caller?
Will Paton trade for competition before OTAs...
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Talking with Ryan Edwards and Benjamin Allbright earlier this week, Jon Ledyard is passionate that the Broncos should take advantage of their top 10 pick by going quarterback.
Draft guru Jon Ledyard made it clear on Broncos Country Tonight earlier this week that he does not think Drew Lock “is horrible at all,” but he still doesn’t know how the Broncos go into the 2021 season without drafting a rookie quarterback at the end of this month.
“I have no...
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Shouldn’t be surprising news.
According to NFL Network’s Ian Rapoport, the Denver Broncos are among the teams to be a top contender to trade up in the first-round of the 2021 NFL Draft.
From NFL Now: Who could trade up for a QB in the NFL Draft? The #Broncos and the #Patriots are among the top contenders. pic.twitter.com/M1VpfUqASl
— Ian Rapoport (@RapSheet) April 9, 2021The Broncos currently have the 9th overall selection in the first-round of...
The Denver Broncos can claw their way back into contention with a solid 2021 NFL Draft.
The Denver Broncos under new General Manager George Paton have done just about everything we could ask for to improve this roster in free agency without totally breaking the bank to do so. On Broncos Country Tonight, Ray Crockett joined the show to talk about those moves and one thing that he obviously loved was what the team did to get better in the secondary.
We’ve talked about it here on this...
Add another team to the list of organizations that apparently expressed interest in Sam Darnold, as the Broncos had touched base with the Jets about a potential trade for the quarterback.
Nate Hairston is hitting free agency. The Broncos released the defensive back today, per the NFL’s transaction report (and passed along by Aaron Wilson of the Houston Chronicle on Twitter).
A former second-round pick, Walker played a rotational role in four Denver seasons. He is coming off a 4.5-sack season.
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This is going to be the most interesting draft season in a long time
The best part about the NFL draft season is how fluid everything is. Every little move causes the draft needle to jiggle. It’s kind of fun. For the Denver Broncos, that means everyday brings about a new scenario, and new possibilities.
Ian St. Clair and I start off the MHR Radio Podcast with me finally landing on my draft crush. In the end, I surprised no one, and declared my affections...
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Assessing VT’s corner. Does he make sense for Denver’s no. 9 overall pick?
GM George Paton showed the Broncos’ secondary some love during free agency, but he might not be finished. Among many prospects in the 2021 draft class, Virginia Tech’s corner Caleb Farley warrants an assessment.
Granted, the Broncos might not pick a cornerback straight out of the gate. ESPN’s Todd McShay seems to think they will, though he projected...
A look at quarterbacks outside of the top tier that could interest the Broncos as well as other key prospects to watch.
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Who would actually be available in the NFL Draft if George Paton doesn’t trade?
One of the unsung tidbits most fans miss when it comes to draft season is how NFL teams generally meet around the beginning of April to lay out their plans for the draft. Those of us on the outside have been speculating for months, obviously. We’ve heard from a number of trusted insiders why ____ is going to slide or ____ will only be...
The Panthers’ recent trade for quarterback Sam Darnold certainly rates as one of the biggest splashes of the offseason, and now the team appears to be turning its attention back to the defensive side of the ball.
Broncos Overview Team Needs: QB, CB, LB, OT, S Draft Picks: Round 1 Pick 9 Round 2 Pick 40 Round 3 Pick 71 Round 4 Pick 114 Round 5 Pick 152 Round 6 Pick
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The Broncos have a new GM in George Paton and could do anything ranging from sticking with Drew Lock to trading for Desean Watson
As we draw ever closer to the 2021 NFL draft after big splash free agency moves are done, I see a landscape full of possibilities for the Broncos quarterback room in 2021.
They could stay the course with Drew Lock while hoping and praying for some sort of huge step in his development that jumps him up to being at least an average...
He’s started 65 games in his seven-year career, including at least 14 in each of the past three.
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Could the Wildcat solve the Broncos issues at linebacker?
The Broncos’ off ball linebackers were a reliably solid unit in 2020. Alexander Johnson saw his role expand to take on more blitzing as Fangio adjusted to life without Von Miller. Josey Jewell stepped into the void when Todd Davis was released in September and overperformed expectations.
Together with the safeties, the duo served as the most...