Tag: american football
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Denver Broncos’ DB coach Renaldo Hill to be Chargers’ defensive coordinator
Broncos defensive backs coach Renaldo Hill will be the Los Angeles Chargers’ next defensive coordinator, according to a report by Albert Breer of The MMQB. Hill will be joining former Broncos outside linebackers coach Brandon Staley, who was the Rams defensive coordinator this past season before being named the Chargers coach Jan. 17. Staley and…
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What George Paton can learn from one former Broncos general manager
Neal Dahlen has no advice for George Paton. Dahlen, the Broncos’ general manager from 1999 to 2001, has been out of the NFL for nearly 20 years. Now 80 years old, he worked in two of the most successful front offices in football in his career, spending his first 17 years with the 49ers (1979-1996)…
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Former Denver Bronco, two-time Super Bowl champion, Tony Jones dies at 54
Former Bronco tackle and two-time Super Bowl champion Tony Jones has died at age 54, the Broncos said Friday. The news was first delivered by former Broncos wide receiver Rod Smith on Instagram. “We lost a great man,” Smith’s post read. “We love and miss you Bone. One of the Broncos all time best tackles.…
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Gary Kubiak — former Broncos head coach, assistant and player — announces retirement
Former Broncos head coach Gary Kubiak, who helped Denver to Super Bowl 50, announced his retirement from football Thursday afternoon. Kubiak has spent 36 years in the NFL as a coach and player, spending time with the Broncos, Ravens, Texans, 49ers and Vikings. He had a 24-11 record as the Broncos’ head coach from 2015-16.…
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Broncos GM search: George Paton flies back to Minnesota after second interview (live updates)
The Broncos are searching for a general manager, interviewing several candidates from varied backgrounds. Denver is replacing President of Football Operations John Elway, who announced Monday, Jan. 4, he will be moving into an elevated role in the organization. Elway, along with President and CEO Joe Ellis, said they’re hoping to move quickly with the…
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College Football Hall of Fame inducts retired Broncos MLB Wilson
Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save The College Football Hall of Fame announced Monday that retired Broncos linebacker Al Wilson will be inducted of the 2021 class. Wilson was a standout linebacker at Tennessee from 1995-1998 and was named a consensus All-America in 1998 while helping the Volunteers to the national…
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College Football Hall of Fame inducts retired Broncos MLB Wilson
The College Football Hall of Fame announced Monday that retired Broncos linebacker Al Wilson will be inducted of the 2021 class. Wilson was a standout linebacker at Tennessee from 1995-1998 and was named a consensus All-America in 1998 while helping the Volunteers to the national championship. Drafted in the first round, 31st overall by the…
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John Elway has ‘high hopes’ for Drew Lock, but will the Broncos’ new GM say the same?
Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save John Elway has full faith that Drew Lock can be the Broncos’ quarterback of the future. That’s why he drafted in 2019 and why he’s backed him this season, despite the many ups and downs of Lock’s second year. Unfortunately for Lock, Elway is no…
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John Elway has ‘high hopes’ for Drew Lock, but will the Broncos’ new GM say the same?
John Elway has full faith that Drew Lock can be the Broncos’ quarterback of the future. That’s why he drafted in 2019 and why he’s backed him this season, despite the many ups and downs of Lock’s second year. Unfortunately for Lock, Elway is no longer Denver’s general manager, after announcing Monday he’ll be moving…
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Joe Ellis says Broncos board of trustees will ‘prevail’ in trial vs. Pat Bowlen’s eldest daughters
The Broncos will face a plethora of questions this offseason, from hiring a general manager to coach Fangio’s future to whether or not they’ll keep Von Miller in Denver. But above all, is the question of ownership. With Pat Bowlen’s kids fighting over who should own the team and whether or not to put it…