PAT BOWLEN RUMORS & GOSSIP
Bowlen: 2012 'very good' but short of great
Broncos owner Pat Bowlen knows what a great season looks like.
This season wasn't one of them.
In a letter sent to season ticket holders, Bowlen thanked Broncos fans for bringing the passion back to the stadium in this, the first season with Peyton Manning in a Denver uniform.
Denver finished 13-3 and had top seeding in the playoffs but lost to Baltimore on Saturday in the...
Via AP on Fox
January 15, 2013
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Pat Bowlen reflects on 2012 and 2013 seasons in letter to Denver Broncos fans
In this archive photo, Denver Broncos Owner Pat Bowlen addresses the media in January 2009. (John Leyba/Denver Post)
Denver Broncos owner Pat Bowlen wrote an open letter to Broncos Country reflecting on the 2012 season, the bitter loss to the Baltimore Ravens, and where we go from here. An excerpt –
The energy and enthusiasm you provided us this past year were infectious and carries...
Broncos Owner Pat Bowlen: I’ll be Ticked off for about a Month over Loss to Ravens
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The Denver Broncos were riding an 11 game win-streak into the playoffs until they met the Baltimore Ravens this past Saturday. In a surprising defeat, the Broncos have been eliminated and are left wondering what might have been this season.
Owner Pat Bowlen was not happy with his team, and elaborated to The Denver Post.
“I’m still ticked off. I’ll be ticked off for a month...
Broncos go from joke to contender in 2 years
Two short years ago, Broncos owner Pat Bowlen sent out a letter to season ticket holders. ''You deserve more from this franchise,'' he wrote.
Then, he went out and fixed it - first by hiring John Elway, who remembered how things worked when the Broncos were one of the NFL's premier organizations, then by bringing on John Fox as coach and, eventually, Peyton Manning...
Via AP on Fox
December 31, 2012
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Broncos Pledge $50,000 To Colorado For Wildfire Relief
The Denver Broncos have pledged to make a $50,000 donation to assist with relief efforts as wildfires continue to burn across Colorado. Broncos owner Pat Bowlen also encouraged the team's fans to help provide relief in any way they can. Bowlen expressed sympathy for residents affected by the fires, particularly those who have lost their homes or have been evacuated. Three major...
Broncos pledge $50,000 to wildfire relief efforts
The Denver Broncos have pledged to make a $50,000 donation to assist with relief efforts as wildfires continue to burn across Colorado.
Broncos owner Pat Bowlen also encouraged the team's fans to help provide relief in any way they can.
Bowlen expressed sympathy for residents affected by the fires, particularly those who have lost their homes or have been evacuated.
Three...
Via AP on Fox
June 27, 2012
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Broncos’ Owner and CEO Pat Bowlen Turns 68
Bowlen brought in John Elway and John Fox last off-season, and Denver's following season was the team's most successful one since the 2005 season. (Photo by Justin Edmonds/Getty Images)
On this day (February 18th) sixty-eight years ago, Denver Broncos Majority Owner, President, and Chief Executive Officer Pat Bowlen was born.   Introduced as the majority owner of the...
Daily Links – Broncos have big bucks to spend
Thanks to a new CBA provision that allows teams to carry over cap space year-to-year, the Denver Broncos could really open Pat Bowlen‘s checkbook, if they want to. [ProFootballTalk]
Andrew Mason checks in with a look at the Broncos’ offseason priorities. [Sporting News]
Speed on defense is a priority. [Denver Post]
Eddie Royal talks about the big steps the Broncos took in ââ€...
Tim Tebow is Pat Bowlen’s man
Tim Tebow #15 of the Denver Broncos prays during the final minute of the game against the New York Jets at Sports Authority Field at Mile High on November 17, 2011 in Denver, Colorado. (Garrett W. Ellwood/Getty Images)
A vote of confidence can often be the virtual death sentence for a struggling coach or quarterback in the NFL. If the person in charge has to use words to emphasize...
Broncos' Pat Bowlen steps down as labor co-chairman
Pat Bowlen's work is done. With the NFL labor committee that is. His work with the Broncos is far from finished.
Via Denver Post
October 20, 2011
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