Entering the final season of his rookie contract, Justin Simmons timed his breakout season perfectly. The first three years of his career showed real promise as Simmons flashed natural athleticism and a tendency for making big plays. It all came together in 2019 for Simmons as he was able to put up career numbers in interceptions (four) and passes defended…...

Jerry Jeudy and Pat Shurmur making their way to the Mile High City in 2020 is not a coincidence. Both were brought in to help revive an offense that has been lifeless since 2015. Even though Shurmur’s second attempt at leading an NFL team was disappointing, he remains one of the more simple yet forward-thinking and adaptable offensive coordinators in…...

If any city knows what a dominant secondary can do for a defense it’s Denver. Chris Harris Jr. has departed and the “No-Fly Zone” is nothing but a memory. Rebuilding the secondary now becomes a priority on the defensive side of the ball. The 2020 NFL Draft features a solid group of cornerbacks with some Day Two players that could…...

The 2020 NFL Draft features one of the deepest receiving groups the league has ever seen. Coincidentally, the Denver Broncos enter the 2020 Draft with one of the weakest wide receiving corps in the NFL. Drew Lock showed promise as a rookie partially due to Courtland Sutton developing into one of the league’s best young receivers but the lack of…...