The Broncos’ biggest need heading into the NFL Draft last weekend wasn’t addressed in the first round, but it was in the second, fourth and in the signing of four college free agents post-draft. John Elway and Co. understand the importance of depth along the offensive line, an undoubted weak point of the team throughout the Elway – Manning…...

The Broncos have already signed nine college free agents this week but may be looking to add a few more. Congrats to the only RB in #Duke history who has multiple 100-yard bowl games – @jsnead9 is heading to Denver! pic.twitter.com/zRw5txgGSh — Duke Football (@Duke_FB) May 5, 2015   Duke made it sound like the Broncos had signed Snead but that…...

After much speculation that the Broncos would be in the market for a quarterback in the early rounds of last week’s draft, they didn’t pick a signal caller until the seventh round. Many believe this is a vote of confidence in Brock Osweiler as the future quarterback. Osweiler is entering the final year of his rookie deal but Denver…...

According to a team source, the Broncos have waived offensive lineman Paul Cornick, and tight end Jeremy Kelley. Cornick appeared in 12 games for Denver in 2014 and started six while the team was re-shuffling the offensive line in the middle of the season. With the Broncos drafting two offensive lineman over the weekend, there isn’t much room for…...

Well, that was fun. The annual weekend of excitement we know as The Draft has come and gone, leaving NFL fans waiting and wanting to watch their favorite sport. Of course, the absence of games and practices leaves analysts to wonder, “How did each team do in the Draft?” For the Denver Broncos, it was a weekend of gambles,…...

The NFL Draft went off without a hitch this weekend, and the Denver Broncos added to their roster by drafting nine young men and signed a total of 18 players. (Read: Broncos sign nine college free agents) But what may have been lost in the whirlwind of excitement was Rich Upchurch’s emotional announcement. Upchurch was called on by the…...

Yes, the Denver Broncos selected nine total players during the 2015 NFL Draft, but they added a total of 18 players to the team this weekend. Of course, defensive end/outside linebacker Shane Ray was the first to be selected, at No. 23 overall in the first round. He heads to the Mile High City with the “quickest first step…...

Three days, seven rounds and nine selections – another NFL Draft is in the rear-view mirror for your Denver Broncos. And so what exactly have we learned from the process? Ask and you shall receive. Following are 10 quick takeaways – some obvious, others not so much – from the Orange and Blue’s past 72 hours … 1. John…...

The Denver Broncos owned picks 250, 251, and 252 in the 2015 NFL Draft. all three were compensatory and all three players will have a tough time making the team. Lets see how the Broncos did. 250. Northwestern QB Trevor Siemian Siemian is a 6’2, 212 pound QB from Northwestern that appears to be extremely raw. He never threw…...

We had four writers covering the NFL draft, two of which were at Broncos headquarters the entire weekend. These are links to all of our original content about the Broncos newest star, Shane Ray. Shane Ray and Sebrina Johnson: A son’s promise to his mother Shane Ray impresses in Denver Broncos introductory press conference  Elway on Shane Ray: “He plays with…...

The 6’3, 319 pound nose tackle from Maryland started all 13 games in 2014. He was not invited to the NFL combine but at the Maryland pro day he lifted 225 pounds 33 times. Kilgo is a project player that needs to improve his leverage and hand technique. He looks fantastic when he gets a good jump off the…...

When Broncos new right tackle Ty Sambrailo was asked about facing Von Miller and Demarcus Ware everyday in practice, he turned to the reporter and said, “I believe that iron sharpen’s iron.” He added, “Playing against those guys should make it a lot easier for me every Sunday.” The uber-confident big man was with his family when he got…...

With the 164th overall pick in the fifth round, the Denver Broncos have selected cornerback Lorenzo Doss from Tulane. Doss measures out at a small 5’10, 182 pounds, but runs a brisk 4.47 second 40 yard dash and was looked at as one of the nations top play makers. Unfortunately Lorenzo wasn’t given any favors by NFL scouts coming out of Tulane.…...

Max Garcia was the anchor on a Florida offensive line that would need him to play multiple positions during his time there. The gentle giant that was loved by so many fans and teammates for his kind demeanor off the field is known as a monster on it. In 2011, Max started all 12 games for Maryland at left…...

Jeff Heuerman introduced to the Broncos media pic.twitter.com/J0a7zKZJf1 — BSNDenver.com (@BSNDenver) May 2, 2015 John Elway is all smiles again as he introduced his third round pick of the draft Jeff Heuerman. Elway went out of his way to recognize Heuerman as a champion and how he is a leader. Heuerman has already texted with quarterback Peyton Manning and is…...

Broncos select Florida center Max Garcia. The Broncos received the compensatory pick from the Eric Decker signing, Garcia is a 6’4″ center that was named to the All SEC second team in 2014. Garcia started all 12 games at center in 2014 but can also play left guard where he started seven games in 2013. Garcia was a team…...

John Elway opened the day two post draft press conference proclaiming that they had selected a player that could compete for a starting job on day one. Elway said, “Ty Sambrailo will come in and compete for the right tackle position right away.” Elway added, “He is versatile and can play all of the spots. He’s smart and in…...

The Denver Broncos concluded the second day of the draft Friday night by selecting Ohio State tight end Jeff Heuerman in the third round. Here are five quick things to know about the the former Buckeyes standout: The 6-foot-5, 255-pound TE was a skilled hockey player in youth leagues on through high school and comes from an athletic family with…...

New Broncos tight end Jeff Huerman spent a few minutes being introduced to the Denver media via conference call. Huerman on his Hockey background “went through some adversity at the end of my career there but its all about how you overcome it. My hockey background definitely contributes to my success in football.” On what type of tight end…...