Broncos' pre-draft visits kick off with LSU's Rashard Robinson, Vanderbilt's Stephen Weatherly

[Denver Native (Carol)]

ENGLEWOOD, Colo. -- With the 2016 NFL Draft exactly a month away, the Broncos began bringing in prospective picks for visits Monday, kicking off the process by hosting LSU cornerback Rashard Robinson and Vanderbilt outside linebacker Stephen Weatherly.

Teams are allowed up to 30 visits at their facilities with prospects in the weeks leading up to the draft.

A quick look at Robinson and Weatherly:

rest, plus video - http://www.denverbroncos.com/news-and-blogs/article-1/Broncos-pre-draft-visits-kick-off-with-LSUs-Rashard-Robinson-Vanderbilts-Stephen-Weatherly/3ed73820-9d2a-499f-966b-05e50cfe4941

[Ziggy]

The Broncos are also bringing in Robert Nkemdiche for a visit. He may be the biggest boom or bust defensive prospect in the last 20 years.

[Simple Jaded]

Weathersby is a freaklete, 6-5/260 with 4.5 speed.

[dogfish]

and the Duke sits on his throne, contemplating schemes to replentish our defensive talent. . . MUAHAH!! be afraid, league-- be afraid. . .

:defense:

[CoachChaz]

Weathersby is a freaklete, 6-5/260 with 4.5 speed.

Robinson is no slouch either.

[CoachChaz]

The Broncos are also bringing in Robert Nkemdiche for a visit. He may be the biggest boom or bust defensive prospect in the last 20 years.

If you can find the right crowbar to pull his head out of his ass, I'd lean more towards the boom side of that equation.

[Simple Jaded]

Robinson is no slouch either.

Lance Zierlein compared him to DRC.

[sneakers]

The Broncos are also bringing in Robert Nkemdiche for a visit. He may be the biggest boom or bust defensive prospect in the last 20 years.

why?

[sneakers]

Weathersby is a freaklete, 6-5/260 with 4.5 speed.

Lenny Walls

[TXBRONC]

Lance Zierlein compared him to DRC.

Is that good or bad? I'm being serious because DRC was good in Arizona, bad in Philadelphia, and then he had very good year in Denver.

[TXBRONC]

Lenny Walls

Walls didn't weigh 260 lbs.

[Ziggy]

why?

He's a special athlete. At 6'3 1/2 294 pounds he ran a 4.87 40 with a 35 inch vertical. He put up 28 reps in the bench press. When he's going all out, he can dominate in a JJ Watt kind of way. He can play any position on the defensive line in any scheme. He's that strong and that fast. He plays with great leverage, and can be dominant against both the run and the pass. Talent-wise, he's top 5 in any draft.

Unfortunately, his mental maturity is far behind his physical maturity. The Broncos have the right d line coach and the right mentor possibility in Ware. If he falls, I'd love to see Elway take a shot. He has hall of fame talent. I believe the Broncos are bringing him in for a visit today.

[OrangeHoof]

Situations like this, I think of Warren Sapp. He was and will always be an *******. But he was also a Hall of Fame player. Ask the teams that passed on Sapp if they would like to have that choice to do again.

Then again, we Drafted that DT from Florida a few years ago who was boom/bust and he was definitely a bust which is why he lasted til the 4th round.

[NightTerror218]

Situations like this, I think of Warren Sapp. He was an will always be an *******. But he was also a Hall of Fame player. Ask the teams that passed on Sapp if they would like to have that choice to do again.

Then again, we Drafted that DT from Florida a few years ago who was boom/bust and he was definitely a bust which is why he lasted til the 4th round.

What DT from florida? We took a DE pass specialist who dominated the bama line in a game. Injured his rookie year and non existent since. But he was not a 1st round talent or ever considered that and that was why he was taken in 4th.

[VonDoom]

Broncos reportedly met with Clemson S TJ Green:

http://www.milehighreport.com/2016/3/31/11338890/2016-nfl-draft-broncos-reportedly-held-a-pre-draft-visit-with-safety

[dogfish]

What DT from florida? We took a DE pass specialist who dominated the bama line in a game. Injured his rookie year and non existent since. But he was not a 1st round talent or ever considered that and that was why he was taken in 4th.

he's talking about marcus thomas. . .

[Simple Jaded]

Is that good or bad? I'm being serious because DRC was good in Arizona, bad in Philadelphia, and then he had very good year in Denver.

Good, very good, he's doing well in NY too.

[Simple Jaded]

He's a special athlete. At 6'3 1/2 294 pounds he ran a 4.87 40 with a 35 inch vertical. He put up 28 reps in the bench press. When he's going all out, he can dominate in a JJ Watt kind of way. He can play any position on the defensive line in any scheme. He's that strong and that fast. He plays with great leverage, and can be dominant against both the run and the pass. Talent-wise, he's top 5 in any draft.

Unfortunately, his mental maturity is far behind his physical maturity. The Broncos have the right d line coach and the right mentor possibility in Ware. If he falls, I'd love to see Elway take a shot. He has hall of fame talent. I believe the Broncos are bringing him in for a visit today.

Russ Landy compared him to Gerald McCoy and said he'd be a legit candidate for 1st overall if he wasn't an idiot.

[NightTerror218]

McCaffery is coming to visit

http://den.247sports.com/Bolt/Report-Son-of-Ed-McCaffrey-will-work-out-for-Broncos-44583646

[BroncoJoe]

Uh - these tangibles seem pretty good...


He ran the 40-yard dash in 4.36 seconds, had a 36-inch vertical jump and leapt 10 feet, two inches in the broad jump. That's the athleticism NFL clubs want to see in a receiver.

[slim]

Uh - these tangibles seem pretty good...

Holy cow...I thought he was white?

:yo:

[The Glue Factory]

Holy cow...I thought he was white?

:yo:

Who says white men can't jump? :confused:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GTlF40q3-SA

[slim]

Who says white men can't jump? :confused:

Wesley Snipes!

[TXBRONC]

Holy cow...I thought he was white?

:yo:

White guys can be fast.

[slim]

White guys can be fast.

I like your can-do attitude!

[TXBRONC]

I like your can-do attitude!

There are a white guys who are fast. Julian Eldeldork of the Pasties runs a 4.5 40.

[Simple Jaded]

Trevor Davis is the Udfa WR Denver will get, mark it down.

[VonDoom]

Speaking of fast white guys, the Broncos are bringing in German WR Moritz Boehringer:


Boehringer has played the last few year's in the German Football League and is now taking is talents to the states and the National Football League. He attended the Florida Atlantic Pro Day on Thursday and wow'd scouts in attendance.

Here is what Walter Football's Tony Pauline had to say about Boehringer's performance.

German receiver Moritz Wilhelm Boehringer put up Olympian-type of numbers. He measured 6044, 227 pounds, posted a vertical jump of 39 inches, a broad jump of 10-11, timed anywhere from 4.38 to 4.45 in the 40 while also running 4.09 in the short shuttle and 6.64 in the 3-cone. Wow!! I'm told he also looked good catching the ball.

These are pretty incredible numbers for a receiver his size. Comparing Boehringer's numbers to the receiver's that attended February's NFL Scouting Combine and he would have bested most of their testing numbers.

http://www.milehighreport.com/2016/4/1/11350460/denver-broncos-to-hold-a-pre-draft-visit-with-german-wide-receiver

[Simple Jaded]

He's the German league Rookie of the Year, they should put a team in Germany.

[TXBRONC]

Trevor Davis is the Udfa WR Denver will get, mark it down.

I will mark it down.

[OrangeHoof]

The best part is that the German won't respond to the ghetto trash-talking of opposing DBs because he won't know what the hell they are saying to him.

"Ja, haff und goot day," he will tell them as he returns to the huddle.

[TXBRONC]

The best part is that the German won't respond to the ghetto trash-talking of opposing DBs because he won't know what the hell they are saying to him.

"Ja, haff und goot day," he will tell them as he returns to the huddle.

There is probably a better chance that he speaks English than trash talking defensive backs speak German. So if a defensive back talks trash he can talk trash back in German.

[OrangeHoof]

there is probably a better chance that he speaks english than trash talking defensive backs speak english.

fify ;)

[TXBRONC]

fify ;)

That's true too.

[Al Wilson 4 Mayor]

Uh - these tangibles seem pretty good...

You can pretty much always add a tenth of a second to a college pro day time because they don't combine hand held with electronic time, which they do at the combine. However, 4.46 is pretty good for his size.

[VonDoom]

Dak Prescott to visit Broncos today:


Former Mississippi State quarterback Dak Prescott will visit the Broncos facility Tuesday, per an NFL source.

Prescott, 6-foot-2, 226 pounds, was an athletic playmaker in college throwing for 3,793 yards, 29 TDs and five interceptions while also rushing for 588 yards and 10 touchdowns during his senior season. He showed dramatic improvement in throwing mechanics throughout his college career transitioning from a red-zone running quarterback to an accurate pocket passer completing 66.2 percent of his passes by senior season.

He was arrested for driving under the influence last month in Starkville, MS two days after his pro day. He later apologized for his mistake.

The Broncos have drafted two players in the first round over the last two seasons, outside linebacker Shane Ray and cornerback Bradley Roby, each had pre-draft mishaps but the team felt comfortable with their character to make the selection.

Mile High Huddle first reported Prescott would visit the Broncos.

The two-time All-SEC selection has seen his draft stock soar since his college career ended. He will likely be selected in the draft’s first three rounds.

The Broncos have 30 pre-draft visits in their disposal. Currently, veteran Mark Sanchez and second-year Trevor Siemian are the only two quarterbacks on the roster.

http://blogs.denverpost.com/broncos/2016/04/04/dak-prescott-former-mississippi-state-qb-will-visit-broncos-tuesday/39114/

[VonDoom]

Ian Rapoport ‏@RapSheet 15h15 hours ago

Since we're talking about the #Broncos today… Notre Dame S Elijah Shumate visited Denver today. He recently worked out for #Patriots & #Bucs

Mike Klis ‏@MikeKlis 15h15 hours ago

Broncos visited with Western Ky TE Tyler Higbee last week, according to an NFL agent source. #9news #9sports

[BroncoJoe]

Dak Prescott to visit Broncos today:



http://blogs.denverpost.com/broncos/2016/04/04/dak-prescott-former-mississippi-state-qb-will-visit-broncos-tuesday/39114/

Not excited when I look at his highlight videos, and 80% of it is him running.

[TXBRONC]

I thought Prescott was always seen as a third round pick or maybe a second rounder.

[OrangeHoof]

I imagine it would be racist to say Dak Prescott is a dark horse to be drafted by the Broncos.

[TXBRONC]

I imagine it would be racist to say Dak Prescott is a dark horse to be drafted by the Broncos.

Maybe by some.

[Simple Jaded]

Not excited when I look at his highlight videos, and 80% of it is him running.

That's because there's not a lot of "highlights" of him passing.

#intangibles

[Denver Native (Carol)]

KUSA - Colin Kaepernick isn’t the only option at quarterback.

The Denver Broncos are scheduled to visit this week with Mississippi State quarterback Rayne Dakota “Dak’’ Prescott.

He is generally ranked as the fifth or sixth-best quarterback in the draft, which projects Prescott to go in the second or third round. The Broncos have the No. 31 overall pick in the first round, the No. 63 selection in the second round and picks No. 94 and 98 in the third round.

At 6-feet 2-inches, 226 pounds, Prescott has occasionally been referred to as a right-handed Tim Tebow by SEC followers. Prescott and Tebow are the only SEC players who compiled at least 70 touchdown passes, 40 rushing touchdowns, 9,200 yards passing and 2,500 yards.

Prescott gradually became more passer than runner in his four seasons at Mississippi State. As a senior, he had 29 touchdown passes against just five interceptions.

rest - http://www.9news.com/sports/nfl/denver-broncos/broncos-to-visit-with-mississippi-state-quarterback-dak-prescott/121240941

[SoCalImport]

It sounds like Prescott has been developing a more "nfl ready" skill set throughout university which let's me think he can continue that progression.
That must be what Dove Valley is looking at.

[TXBRONC]

It sounds like Prescott has been developing a more "nfl ready" skill set throughout university which let's me think he can continue that progression.
That must be what Dove Valley is looking at.

It makes sense.

[OrangeHoof]

Prescott would really make the bootlegs work ala Plummer but can he accurately pass the ball well enough?

[CoachChaz]

Prescott would really make the bootlegs work ala Plummer but can he accurately pass the ball well enough?

Personally, I think he's improved during his career and I think he can continue to do so.

[NightTerror218]

Draft prospect QB Jeff driskel visited broncos

[Simple Jaded]

Driskell has the same issues as Prescott, huge project, just bigger and faster.

[VonDoom]

Nicki Jhabvala ‏@NickiJhabvala 22s22 seconds ago

Coach Gary Kubiak said former Memphis QB Paxton Lynch worked out for the Broncos on Wednesday.

[TXBRONC]

Driskell has the same issues as Prescott, huge project, just bigger and faster.

I'm not sure Prescott is a huge project. From what I'm seeing Prescott looks like he's close to being NFL ready. I'm still seeing plenty of mock drafts showing Denver taking Lynch in the first rounnd.

[CoachChaz]

I'm not sure Prescott is a huge project. From what I'm seeing Prescott looks like he's close to being NFL ready. I'm still seeing plenty of mock drafts showing Denver taking Lynch in the first rounnd.

Lynch is a guy that seems to be climbing in value because of the fact that he is so raw. He could fit on any team and be developed into the QB they want. I've even seen arguments made for Cleveland to draft him #2 based on that. Who knows how it will all pan out.

[OrangeHoof]

Lynch is probably 2nd of the QBs in terms of ceiling but he's coming from a spread offense and had a way of not rising to the occasion late in close games. He's Osweiler 2.0. Better running skills but a big gangly stork with a strong arm.

Cook, OTOH, is the most NFL-ready. He came from a pro-style offense. His issue is maturity and whether he can be a leader.

Goff is the most mechanically sound of the group. He's a pure thrower and projects very well although he won't be ready out of the box.

Wentz is the wild card. He looked good at North Dakota State against third-world competition which is like saying a baseball player killed it in Australia. Can he make the huge jump to the NFL? The tools are there. It's whether the level of competition made him look better than he really is.

Prescott has several things you like - mobility, strong arm, decent size. But he's not coming out of the best of systems to translate to the NFL and there are maturity questions.

Hackenberg had a great Freshman year under Bill O'Brien then tailed off the past two years. Defenders say it's because Penn State didn't have any blockers. Critics say he developed bad habits. He has the size and arm strength you look for. His questions are all upstairs.

[TXBRONC]

Lynch is a guy that seems to be climbing in value because of the fact that he is so raw. He could fit on any team and be developed into the QB they want. I've even seen arguments made for Cleveland to draft him #2 based on that. Who knows how it will all pan out.

I've seen where Lynch's stock has been on the rise but I haven't seen where his stock risen quite that high. Like you said who knows how this will all pan out.

[Simple Jaded]

I'm not sure Prescott is a huge project. From what I'm seeing Prescott looks like he's close to being NFL ready. I'm still seeing plenty of mock drafts showing Denver taking Lynch in the first rounnd.

He's literally never done most things a Pro-style offense asks of its QB's, snaps from Un center, reading defense (much less reading defenses with your back to the D while dropping back), full field progressions, NFL routes (much less NFL route concepts as a whole), he's getting audibles from the sidelines, his anticipation is improved but still shit, his accuracy takes a dump beyond the bubble-screens and short crossers. That's just the shit we read about.

There are few QB's in any draft that are LESS developed for the NFL than Prescott, who is starting with a backups skillset to begin with.

[TXBRONC]

He's literally never done most things a Pro-style offense asks of its QB's, snaps from Un center, reading defense (much less reading defenses with your back to the D while dropping back), full field progressions, NFL routes (much less NFL route concepts as a whole), he's getting audibles from the sidelines, his anticipation is improved but still shit, his accuracy takes a dump beyond the bubble-screens and short crossers. That's just the shit we read about.

There are few QB's in any draft that are LESS developed for the NFL than Prescott, who is starting with a backups skillset to begin with.

There are very few quarterbacks coming out that know how to read the entire field right away. He seems better set of skills than someone who is just a back up.

[Jsteve01]

I really can't decide how I feel about Prescott. He has a slightly more compact delivery than Tebow, and all the intangibles that you love. But I'm in full agreement that his lack of ability to read defenses, and combine that with a very obvious lack of anticipation are big red flags for me. I think that's the reason that Lynch is the only guy in this class that I really get someone excited about because as was stated before he's extremely raw and if you have the right staff you could potentially mold him into what you want to be.

[Jsteve01]

I really can't decide how I feel about Prescott. He has a slightly more compact delivery than Tebow, and all the intangibles that you love. But I'm in full agreement that his lack of ability to read defenses, and combine that with a very obvious lack of anticipation are big red flags for me. I think that's the reason that Lynch is the only guy in this class that I really get someone excited about because as was stated before he's extremely raw and if you have the right staff you could potentially mold him into what you want to be.

[TXBRONC]

I really can't decide how I feel about Prescott. He has a slightly more compact delivery than Tebow, and all the intangibles that you love. But I'm in full agreement that his lack of ability to read defenses, and combine that with a very obvious lack of anticipation are big red flags for me. I think that's the reason that Lynch is the only guy in this class that I really get someone excited about because as was stated before he's extremely raw and if you have the right staff you could potentially mold him into what you want to be.

I believe the Broncos have the right staff to develop a raw quarterback.

[Jsteve01]

Between Knapp and Kubes I agree completely. And they not only have the ability, they have the want to. The thing that I really like about this staff from top to bottom as if they really seem to take Player Development a lot more seriously than the previous regime did

[VonDoom]

Nicki Jhabvala ‏@NickiJhabvala 1h1 hour ago

Max McCaffrey, former Duke WR & oldest son of @87ed, will work out for the Broncos today (1st reported by @Jeff_Legwold)

[Denver Native (Carol)]

Nicki Jhabvala ‏@NickiJhabvala 1h1 hour ago

Max McCaffrey, former Duke WR & oldest son of @87ed, will work out for the Broncos today (1st reported by @Jeff_Legwold)

Jeff Legwold ‏@Jeff_Legwold 48m

Gimme Rewrite ... Apologies for my bobble but Duke WR Max McCaffrey will work out for #Broncos on TUESDAY -- a good fit in their offense.

[Denver Native (Carol)]

Max McCaffrey, the former Duke receiver and the oldest son of Ed McCaffrey, will work out for the Broncos on Tuesday.

ESPN’s Jeff Legwold first reported his pending visit.

Max, a former Valor Christian standout, turned heads with his performance at Duke’s Pro Day last month, when he recorded a 4.4-second 40-yard dash and a 36-inch vertical jump.

Last season he led the Blue Devils with 52 catches, 643 receiving yards and five touchdowns to cap his four-year career with 117 receptions, 1,341 yards and 12 touchdowns.

The Broncos’ recent re-signing of Jordan Norwood gives them six receivers heading into offseason workouts and training camp, with Demaryius Thomas, Emmanuel Sanders, Bennie Fowler, Cody Latimer and Jordan Taylor all returning. Should Max impress again Tuesday, the Broncos could give him a shot to compete in training camp and even vie for a spot on the practice squad.

http://blogs.denverpost.com/broncos/2016/04/11/max-mccaffrey-work-broncos-tuesday-2/39190/

[NightTerror218]

I do not think WR from last year will return. Elway is retooling the offense. I think there could be a shake up here as well and possibly new WR who is a return guy could replace them. Not to mention rookies are cheaper.

[VonDoom]

I do not think WR from last year will return. Elway is retooling the offense. I think there could be a shake up here as well and possibly new WR who is a return guy could replace them. Not to mention rookies are cheaper.

Who's not going to return? Obviously DT and Sanders are still our one and two. Norwood was re-signed, Latimer (presumably) isn't going anywhere on his rookie deal. That basically leaves two spots. I assume Fowler is one and people are talking up Jordan "Sunshine" Taylor. Caldwell should be gone for sure. I just don't see that much room right now, though you never know who will impress come TC.

[TXBRONC]

Who's not going to return? Obviously DT and Sanders are still our one and two. Norwood was re-signed, Latimer (presumably) isn't going anywhere on his rookie deal. That basically leaves two spots. I assume Fowler is one and people are talking up Jordan "Sunshine" Taylor. Caldwell should be gone for sure. I just don't see that much room right now, though you never know who will impress come TC.

Denver could use some who make more plays in the return game.

[NightTerror218]

Who's not going to return? Obviously DT and SaInders are still our one and two. Norwood was re-signed, Latimer (presumably) isn't going anywhere on his rookie deal. That basically leaves two spots. I assume Fowler is one and people are talking up Jordan "Sunshine" Taylor. Caldwell should be gone for sure. I just don't see that much room right now, though you never know who will impress come TC.

Outside of top 2 anyone could go. Did anyone see Vasquez being released? Or Daniels? It obvious offense is being over hauled. So I would not say any of them are safe. Norwood was resigned but he is nothing amazing. Latimer is going into last year of contract I believe and has not done much outside of special teams. Jordan Taylor is an unknown since he did not play last year and is coming from injury. I would say Fowler has shown the most but none of them are secure or locks for #3 or #4.

[NightTerror218]

Denver could use some who make more plays in the return game.

Exactly, and with Max's speed he could be that guy and he sounds sure handed.

[OrangeHoof]

Denver could use someone who catch the damn ball. It's nice that they can run with it after they catch it but the new QB is going to need someone who will catch it first.

[VonDoom]

Connor Cook coming in for a visit as well

[Denver Native (Carol)]

Mike Klis ‏@MikeKlis 48m

Broncos visited today with University of Arizona OG Lene Maiava. Lot of good guards in this draft I hear. #9news #9sports

Troy Renck Retweeted
Patrick Smyth ‏@psmyth12 3h

Broncos will hold a "local pro day" on Tuesday for nine draft prospects who played college/high school football in the Denver metro area.

Nicki Jhabvala ‏@NickiJhabvala 55m

Full list of players attending the Broncos' local pro day tomorrow:
https://twitter.com/nickijhabvala

Max McCaffrey among nine local prospects to work out at Broncos Pro Day

http://www.denverbroncos.com/news-and-blogs/article-1/Max-McCaffrey-among-nine-local-prospects-to-work-out-at-Broncos-Pro-Day/8dd29d27-d6eb-4016-9a14-1768c1b44178

[Denver Native (Carol)]

Troy Renck ‏@TroyRenck 1h

#Memphis QB Paxton Lynch visiting #Broncos today according to #NFL source. Lynch intriguing prospect bc of size and arm strength

Troy Renck Retweeted
Nicki Jhabvala ‏@NickiJhabvala 2h

John Elway and the Broncos coaches all watching Max McCaffrey and Joe Hansley work out.

Troy Renck Retweeted
Cameron Wolfe ‏@CameronWolfe 2h

Former Columbine HS and @CSUPueblo star RB Cameron McDondle working out with Broncos RB coach Eric Studesville

[dogfish]

Mad Max McCaffrey. . . i like it!

[Denver Native (Carol)]

Broncos TV highlights a few prospects who stood out at the local pro day hosted by the Broncos at the Pat Bowlen Fieldhouse on Tuesday.

http://www.denverbroncos.com/multimedia/videos/Broncos-TV-4-prospects-stand-out-at-local-pro-day/9f74c4fd-feba-4dcb-a92e-91889a6ce07c?utm_content=buffer34236&utm_medium=social&utm_source=twitter.com&utm_campaign=buffer

[BroncoJoe]

MAX!!!

Thanks for posting, Carol.

[TXBRONC]

Mad Max McCaffrey. . . i like it!

I would love for Denver get him.

[Denver Native (Carol)]

ENGLEWOOD, Colo. -- Michael Miller looks the part.

You couldn't miss the tight end when he walked into the Pat Bowlen Fieldhouse late Wednesday morning: 6-foot-6, 252 pounds and arms that seemed to stretch from here to Colorado Springs.

Okay, not that far. But at 36 inches, they are 1 1/2 inches longer than those of any tight end at the Combine. He also said his hands were 11 inches; that, too, would make them bigger than any tight end who earned a February invitation to Indianapolis.

But it took a while for Miller to get noticed beyond Taylor University.

A player who has Miller's build usually comes from a Division I school, not an NAIA school of just 1,910 undergraduates in tiny Upland, Ind. But the Valor Christian product was a late bloomer as a football player, and coming out of the Colorado high-school powerhouse program, he wanted to find a place where he would fit away from football.

Division I programs made late bids for him in 2013, but Miller was set on the back roads of college football -- for reasons beyond the sport.

"I wanted to go to Taylor," Miller said. "It's a small Christian school, but I knew it was going to be good for me spiritually. You can't play football forever."

rest - http://www.denverbroncos.com/news-and-blogs/article-1/Prospect-Michael-Miller-cuts-an-unmistakable-profile/355f72fc-e579-435c-8f04-e120551a4dca

[Simple Jaded]

What's his 3-cone?

#allstatsmatter

[Denver Native (Carol)]

Troy Renck ‏@TroyRenck 2h

Speaking of QBs, Michigan State's Connor Cook scheduled to visit #Broncos today. Lynch already visited this week.

Troy Renck ‏@TroyRenck 2h

#Broncos had interest in Case Keenum in days after season. But #Rams placed first-round tender on him. Will that preclude pursuit?

[Simple Jaded]

Case Keenum, knows the system.

[Denver Native (Carol)]

With coach Gary Kubiak at his side, general manager John Elway sauntered into the Broncos' field house Tuesday afternoon and slowly lifted the sunglasses perched on his nose. After a quick scan of the field, he fixated on his target.

"I thought this was a private workout," Kubiak said, smiling at a horde of reporters before moving to midfield to scout the talent.

The jest soon became reality. Elway's eyes never wandered.

Max McCaffrey, the former Duke receiver and the oldest son of former Broncos receiver Ed McCaffrey, had a spotlight following his every move as the team hosted nine area prospects in a predraft pro day at its Dove Valley facility.

"Ever since I was young, growing up here watching the Broncos play, watching my dad play, I always wanted to get to this level," Max McCaffrey said. "It's been a great experience. Flying up here, getting that call to come to the local day, there's definitely jitters knowing you grew up a fan your whole life. And now you get to actually come play here in this facility."

rest - http://www.denverpost.com/broncos/ci_29779079/max-mccaffrey-shows-his-stuff-dad-eds-former

[TXBRONC]

I hope Denver drafts McCaffrey.