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Broncos abroad
Broncos' tight end Teyo Johnson posted his first touchdown in week 4 of NFL Europa, playing for the Frankfurt Galaxy. The Broncs have five players in the league - center Greg Eslinger, guard Kevin McAlmont, tackle Doug Nienhuis, and cornerback Lamont Reid.
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March 11, 2008
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DENVER BRONCOS LIKE TO CUT BLOCK
So...did you see Igor Olshansky throw that punch at Tom Nalen at last week's Denver Broncos/San Diego Chargers game? Yeah, Nalen went for a cut block at Olshansky's ankles, obviously angering Olshansky enough to retaliate. Who can blame him? I'm sure they'll be talking about cut blocks some more at t...
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March 05, 2008
A decade by decade history of the Broncs
I've seen a lot of articles about the Broncos history, but this page on the official site is really well done. You can select a decade to see the main events of those years, and for more recent years you can see histories of every game. An easy way to lose a couple hours...
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February 22, 2008
GOOD NEWS AND BAD NEWS
The bad news: looks like the Denver Broncos fullback, Cecil Sapp will be out the rest of the season. He broke his left leg while returning a kickoff this last weekend in the Broncos game against the San Diego Chargers. The good news: linebacker Al Wilson will most likely be returning to practice this...
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February 22, 2008
NBA Playoff Banter and Predictions
I have been watching the NBA Playoffs for the past few weeks and I must say I have seen a lot of good basketball. I think that the Dallas Mavericks and Phoenix Suns are going to win their series against the San Antonio Spurs and Los Angeles Clippers respectively. I am not sure if the New Jersey Nets ...
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February 20, 2008
Man, I got it all wrong.
Well March Madness is winding down and the final four have been decided. LSU, George Mason, ULA and the Florida Gators will compete for the championship. Now that all my picks are out of the contest I am going to have to chose the Florida Gators to go all the way. Who do you pick?
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February 17, 2008
C'mon, pay attention to the good ones!
I knew Dumervil would be worth watching... too bad the Denver Broncos didn't seem to agree for the first three weeks.From an article I just read: "Over the last two weeks, he has recorded five sacks -- a sixth was wiped out by a teammate's penalty -- and added another dynamic dimension to the Broncos...
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February 16, 2008
So it's not just me!
"When a Denver Post Internet survey asked what has been the biggest surprise in the Broncos season, the team's poor offensive play received a whopping 72 percent of the vote as of Tuesday night."I mean, defense is kicking serious butt, but the Denver Broncos are leaving a bit to be desired on the off...
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February 03, 2008
Draft possibilities blooming in Colorado.
University of Colorado wide receiver Jeremy Bloom is not just a part of the Scouting Combine. He participated in the Olympic Games as a skier. Bloom says he is done with skiing and is now totally focused on the NFL. The Denver Broncos may look at him in the draft. I believe we would be crazy not to ...
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January 30, 2008
Denver Broncos Rest, But Not On Their Laurels
I've had to do more resting than I planned on this summer, so it's good to be back at the keyboard. Evidently, my Broncos have been figuring out what to do without my sage advice anyway. Especially by way of defense! I confess I wouldn't have picked up on a stat like this, but I think it's impressi...
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January 29, 2008
NFL's Denver Broncos do some good
Awesome- some of my favorite stories are these:"Denver Broncos wide receiver Rod Smith became the newest mentor for Manual High School students during the Mile High United Way/Denver Broncos Hometown Huddle on Oct. 11 at Invesco Field.Smith, who overcame poverty and adversity during his youth in Ark...
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January 29, 2008
OOWWW! MY NECK HURTS REAL BAD!
While trying to recover a fumble in the 4th quarter, Denver Broncos linebacker, Al Wilson, dove headfirst into a pile of players, spraining his neck. He was taken off the field, and shuttled off to a hospital as a precaution. A team spokesman said that Wilson was moving all of his extremities, but a ...
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January 25, 2008
Elvis has entered the building
About time Elvis Dumervil got off the bench! I've been waiting for him to show why the Denver Broncos picked him, but I'm still not sure we've seen it yet. Granted, he only played about 10 plays against the Baltimore Ravens, so I'm not sure how much he was supposed to have time to show.But what's wei...
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January 25, 2008
You just can't predict…
The NFL Draft is coming and we have some holes to fill. It appears that there have been prospect interviews with Jesse Mahelona, DeAngelo Williams and D. J. Shockey. I am getting so excited I am reading a lot of blogs about the draft and what the Denver Broncos need. In your opinion, what positions s...
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January 09, 2008
Denver Chills the Baltimore Ravens
The Broncos defense did their thing and despite the chilly rain, we were all warm and happy inside! The Ravens had to lose sometime, so why not here at Mile High?Baltimore's defense was pretty tough also, but in the end Jake Plummer and Rod Smith squeezed a TD out of them--the first one that the Rav...
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January 09, 2008
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