BRONCOS RUMORS & GOSSIP
J.D. Walton could miss entire Broncos season
Denver Broncos center J.D. Walton had surgery on his left ankle Monday and could possibly miss the 2013 season, reports Jeff Legwold of The Denver Post. Walton needed surgery to replace some hardware in his left ankle that was originally
Broncos center J.D. Walton will likely miss the entire 2013 season
According to Jeff Legwold of the Denver Post, Broncos center J.D. Walton is expected to miss the entire season after undergoing another ankle surgery.
#Broncos center J.D. Walton has had an additional surgery on his ankle this week. Is expected to miss season. A tough deal for him.
— Jeff Legwold (@Jeff_Legwold) June 19, 2013
This is a big blow to the Broncos offense.
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Broncos first game of the 2013 season is the most important
So many of the Denver Broncos faithful remember the 1996 season. Led by John Elway, Steve Atwater, and Terrell Davis it was the first time in a long time the Denver Broncos had a team that had all the tools to go deep into the playoffs.
Thoughts of the Broncos fulfilling the countless dreams of a Super Bowl, that had eluded us for many years, were a reality.
The regular season...
John Youboty brother of former NFL standout Ashton Youboty trying to make a name for himself in Denver
Many probably remember former Buffalo Bill and Jacksonville Jaguar Ashton Youboty, but there is another Youboty now in the NFL. Former Temple standout DE/OLB John Youboty is an intriguing prospect ffor the Broncos. He is a smart, knowledgeable player that can project as either a DE or OLB, depending upon the scheme. Youboty, at 6’4, 250 pounds, had a fantastic senior season for...
Denver Broncos backfield post-McGahee
With the release of Willis McGahee, the Denver Broncos have a hole to fill in their offense that three RB’s are eager to fill (Credit: AP Photo).
In the wake of Willis McGahee’s release by the Denver Broncos, there was some question about the reason. Initially, some thought that it was McGahee’s reluctance to attend the voluntary workout that contributed to the decision. However...
Report: “Some sense” Broncos, Ryan Clady can get a deal done by next month
According to Jason La Canfora of CBS Sports, there’s “some sense” that the Denver Broncos and left tackle Ryan Clady can get a deal done by next month.
These sides haven’t been able to get on the same page as to Clady’s value, and sources said the kind of money the Broncos had on the table for a long-term deal, prior to placing the tag on Clady, simply were not in line...
“Some Sense” That Broncos Could Reach An Agreement With LT Ryan Clady
Jason La Canfora of CBS Sports reports that while the Broncos and OT Ryan Clady still have a ways to go regarding a long-term extension, “there is at least some sense that it could get done in the next month.“
La Canfora expects to see the negotiations to go ”right to the deadline.“
Denver’s previous offer was reportedly “not in line with what a top-five tackle will...
Ronnie Hillman aims to break out from the pack in 2013
The Denver Broncos have no clear-cut feature running back for 2013, and will go with a RB by committee of sorts with Ronnie Hillman, rookie Monte Ball and Knowshon Moreno.
The odd man out as we know, was Willis McGahee, who was released lst week, but Hillman believes he'll separate himself from the pack and be the feature back this season, although his small size brings quite...
Denver Broncos cut McGahee; who will fill the position?
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Thursday was another sad day for Broncos Country when the team released veteran running back Willis McGahee. Montee Ball, the second round pick from Wisconsin, is in line for the now open position.
“The couple days I had with McGahee was kind of special because the guy is a great man and I wish him the best, but like I said, it’s a business in the program...
Fantasy Football Rookie Report: Broncos RB Montee Ball
Montee Ball was a touchdown machine at Wisconsin and the Denver Broncos are hoping he does the same for them.With the recent release of Willis McGahee, Ball is really the only "bigger" back on the Broncos' roster.Knowshon Moreno and Ronnie Hillman are more outside-the-tackle runners. Ball will be the short-yardage back and possibly the starter by the end of the year...
Broncos rumors: Willis McGahee cut due to health concerns
When veteran running back Willis McGahee reported to Denver
Broncos minicamp last week he said he was fully healthy. McGahee had been
recovering from a torn medial collateral ligament (MCL) and compression
fracture in his leg, and Paul Klee of The Gazette has it on good authority that
he’s still not fully recovered, despite what he said earlier in camp. This is
what Klee believes...
Report: McGahee's health was number one reason for release
Paul Klee of the Colorado Springs Gazette reports "on good authority" that the main reason running back Willis McGahee was released is that the team felt he wasn't fully healthy enough for the rigors of an NFL season.
He had the go-ahead when he reported to Broncos' minicamp, and offensive coordinator Adam Gase was in agreement with Willis that he was fully recovered...
Broncos might have two new starting safeties in 2013
The Denver Broncos won the AFC West last year and easily will be the favorites this year to win the Super Bowl (please don’t sue us NFL). Often when a team is solid talent wise, you won’t see too many camp battles. Looks like that exclusion excludes the two safety positions. According to Mike Klis of the Denver Post, former starters Rahim Moore and Mike Adams are in danger of...
Broncos safety position could have different look in 2013
The Denver Broncos were in the hunt for safety Charles Woodson's services until Oakland took him off the market.
As much as they would deny it, the team tipped their hand that they weren't happy with the overall play in the last line of defense in 2012.
Former San Diego Chargers cornerback Quentin Jammer, a similar style of player as Woodson signed with the Broncos...
Why have NFL teams devalued the running back position? Broncos release another proven RB.
With the release of Willis McGahee, there are over twenty free-agent running backs available to NFL teams, all of whom have played major roles for teams at one time or another. In fact, seven of the running backs that are still available have had at least one 1,000 season, and still seem to have a few good seasons left in their legs. However, it seems that every year, running...
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