The Broncos' 2014 regular season schedule has been released.
It is as follows:
Broncos schedule starting to take shape
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According to Tom Donohue of 1070thefan.com, the Broncos will open the season on Sept. 7 with a prime time matchup at home against the Indianapolis Colt. It has also been reported by multiple sources that the Broncos will have four additional prime time games, including two on Monday Night Football.
Presumably, this means Denver will play at least once more on Sunday Night Football, plus once on a Thursday night.
Report: QB Caleb Hanie signs one-year deal with Cowboys
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One possible reason for this signing is that Dallas still doesn’t know if last year’s backup, Kyle Orton, will return to the team or instead will retire.
It's often said that backup quarterbacks have the best gigs going. Orton is set to draw a $3.25M salary, which would be the second biggest of his career (Denver, $7.4M in 2011).
Who knows - perhaps the idea of another year spent working for Jerrah Jones is just too much for old Kyle to swallow.
Broncos have every intention of picking up Von Miller option
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Per a source with knowledge of the situation, the Broncos have every intention to exercise the option. Since they have until May 3 to do it, there’s no reason to do it prematurely.
Quick, someone alert Denver's HOF voter!
Good Morning, Broncos fans! As we've discussed here before, it's been a particularly rough go for the Bills and their fans of late.
The team's founder and owner, Ralph Wilson, passed away, presumably accelerating a move out of Buffalo.
HOF passer Jim Kelly, who is among those trying to keep the team in Western New York, is facing a grueling cancer battle.
Good Morning, Broncos fans! Wait, did we suggest yesterday that there would be little in the way of news out of Dove Valley? Whoops.
Obviously, Orlando Franklin's reported move to left guard qualifies as enough big news for one day.
But we also forgot that the regular season schedule is going to be released soon - perhaps Wednesday or Thursday.
The Broncos have informed Orlando Franklin that he'll be shifting over to left guard, at least temporarily.
According to Mike Klis, the move is as much as anything about keeping Chris Clark in the lineup.
Clark, who filled in admirably for Ryan Clady at left tackle last year, will presumably take over for Franklin at right tackle.
Continue reading "Broncos to try Franklin at LG, Clark at RT"
Mitch Unrein has signed his RFA tender, while Tony Carter, Duke Ihenacho, and Brandon Marshall have signed their ERFA tenders.
The four players received their tenders in early March, and they signed them in time to participate in Monday's start of the Broncos' conditioning program.
The Broncos are reportedly hosting Alabama linebacker C.J. Mosley today and tomorrow.
Late in February, Cecil Lammey reported the team was interested in the Tide's leading tackler, even suggesting they would consider trading up for him.
Good Morning, Broncos fans! The 2014 NFL Draft is still 2.5 weeks away, so there likely won't be much in the way of real news for the forseeable future.
As always, we'll make do as best we can; today's start of Denver's offseason conditioning program will have to suffice.
Perhaps we'll hear that Peyton Manning and (an uncovered) Emmanuel Sanders are developing a nice rapport.
