Justin Michael, Henry Chisholm and Jake Schwanitz open the podcast by giving their thoughts on Day 1 of the NFL Combine, including Desmond Ridder’s accension, blazing fast receivers and a quality showing from Trey McBride and the tight ends. They then break into what stands out with the latest prospect rankings from Daniel Jeremiah and Pro Football. Finally, the crew…
John Elway dubbed Von Miller a “once-in-a-decade” talent. He was right, until Khalil Mack came around.
Garett Bolles will miss "a couple weeks," much less than once expected.
The Broncos were without two starting defensive front seven entering Week 1. They may have found two more starters during the game.
Reuben Foster could take the biggest slide in the draft after injury and off-field questions continue to grow. However, he would significantly improve the Broncos’ already great defense.
The 27-year old right tackle would immediately provide an upgrade on the Denver Broncos offensive line, but will the Broncos pay the price for him?
OG Kevin Zeitler may be the top offensive player on the Denver Broncos' board. However, he'll come at a high cost.
After struggling mightily against Von Miller in Super Bowl 50, could tackle Mike Remmers help the Denver Broncos offensive line moving forward?
Right tackle Jordan Mills and the Denver Broncos offensive line both have plenty of weaknesses. Would it make sense for the Broncos to give Mills a fresh start at a cheap price?
Would spending big on an offensive guard be worth it to upgrade the Denver Broncos’ offensive line? If so, Larry Warford will be atop John Elway’s list.
If the Denver Broncos want to upgrade their run defense by getting a better version of Sylvester Williams, Bennie Logan is their man.
After another year of struggling offensive line play, could the Denver Broncos go after one of the best tackles in free agency in Andrew Whitworth?
Here are some of the more significant stats and notable numbers from the Broncos' 20-10 win Sunday, including impressive figures from Bradley Roby, Chris Harris Jr. and the rest of the Denver D.
Running down the significant stats and notable numbers from the first half of the Orange & Blue's 2016 season.
There are men’s men and then there are offensive line-men, a different breed entirely. Weston Richburg, the former Colorado State Rams’ center and New York Giants starting offensive linemen, certainly falls into the latter category. Weston, in a recent interview with NFL.com, fully embraced his embattled O-lineman attitude, making this writer think back to the good old days when Broncos…...
The draft analytics community has defended and stood by Rashard “Hollywood” Higgins’ production and talent throughout this draft process. Two interesting tweets were posted out by Pro Football Focus Tuesday with two interesting stats. The first tweet mentioned Higgins’ impressive production on screen passes the past two seasons. This should come as no surprise to Ram fans who watched Higgins…...
With the NFL Draft quickly approaching, a whole host of potential “Next Level Rams” are waiting on their chance to shine. March 9 was Colorado State Rams football’s Pro Day, with many Draft hopefuls performing for the world of NFL scouts to see. And one more, running back Jasen Oden, will have a personal Pro Day on April 6…...
The NFL’s No. 1 defense is in that position because the Denver Broncos are bursting with some of the most talented players in football today. There’s Chris Harris Jr. — maybe the NFL’s nicest and most underrated superstar — Aqib Talib, DeMarcus Ware, T.J. Ward and more. But head and shoulders above all others is Von Miller, the quarterback…...
Are Peyton Manning’s days in Denver done? OK, let’s not go that far, even though some think so. Manning’s injured and Gary Kubiak insists he’s still the Broncos quarterback when he’s healthy. Which makes sense; the 39-year old is one of the greatest to ever play the game and he possesses the unique experience of playing in three Super…...
Von Miller, the quarterback menace. Miller is an animal on the football field; there’s no stopping him, just hoping to block him even for a second. According to Pro Football Focus, the best grading people in football, Von Miller is the No. 2 edge-rusher in all of the NFL. Ahead of him is Cameron Jordon of the New Orleans…...
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