Drew Lock's scrambling abilities won't just be allowed in Denver's offense. It'll be encouraged.
By moving on from Joe Flacco, the Broncos opened up a significant amount of cap space.
Jeff Driskel's mobility and arm talent ensures that the Broncos do not have to make major changes if he has to fill in for Drew Lock.
John Elway can have upwards of $100 million by saying goodbye to some of the players who are under contract for the 2020 season. Here’s who would free up cap space if they Broncos let them go.
The line was 'OK' in 2019, Fangio said. That left him unsatisfied.
The Broncos’ 2018 rookie class made John Elway look like a genius their rookie season. But with incredibly high expectations in their second year, were they able to do the same?
John Elway has a lot of money to spend this offseason. Here’s how it stacks up to the rest of the NFL and how it can be spent.
Pat Shurmur’s the Broncos new sheriff in town for Denver’s offense. Along with a new offensive system and playbook, the former Giants head coach could be bringing a few of his former players with him out west from the Big Apple.
John Elway, accompanied by Vic Fangio, strutted into the team auditorium late Monday morning to address the media with an unfamiliar trait—an unwavering smile. Both came prepared with plenty of news, too.
On this episode of DNVR Explains, Ryan Koenigsberg clears up the misconceptions surrounding Joe Flacco’s restructured contract. Brought to you by Gold Boys https://youtu.be/1XNv52-eDMM
After playing their best half of football in the first 30 minutes against the Vikings on Sunday, the Broncos turned around and played their worst half of football as they blew the game.
In honor of the best and worst half, the DNVR Broncos Crew breaks down some of the best and worst of the season so far.
We grade all the Denver Broncos starters and beyond from their 27-23 loss at the Minnesota Vikings. From best to worst and everyone in between, including the coaching staff and special teams we leave no stones unturned as we break down the Orange & Blue's latest defeat.
We grade all the Denver Broncos starters and beyond from their 24-19 win over the Cleveland Browns. We break it all down from best to worst and everyone in between, including the coaching staff and special teams.
The Bronco who has taken the most flack this season deserves some credit for Sunday's win.
On Sunday against Cleveland, the undrafted, unheard of and unnoticed Allen had a glistening 125.6 passer rating—only 3.6 points behind Manning’s magnificent debut against the Steelers in 2012. And, to be fair, Allen’s wasn’t just his first start as a Bronco, like No. 18’s, it was his first start ever in the NFL.
Allie Monroy and Ryan Koenigsberg discuss the NFL Trade Deadline, Broncos upcoming matchup against the Browns, new QB Brandon Allen and more! https://youtu.be/DSRhtRGfN_g
Midway through the season, the Broncos are on pace to finish 4-12 and have a healthy quarterback room consisting of zero players that have played an NFL snap. Not exactly the plan John Elway drew up for the team during the offseason. Will Brandon Allen be the key to a second-half turnaround?
Don't get caught up in the restructure. It's just as easy for the Broncos to cut Flacco now as it was before.
After having nearly 100 hours to let Joe Flacco's criticism of the offensive approach marinate in the Mile High City, Scangarello responded on Thursday.
For now, that plan for Drew Lock remains locked behind the doors at Dove Valley. But what’s not at all uncertain is Drew Lock is ready. And he wants the Broncos, and the world, to know it.
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