Thread: Training Camp News

I am not wrong! Prince is the better player, period/point blank, full stop, end of discussion. I don’t give a **** what PFF says, something other than ability is holding sway.

Originally Posted by Jaded

Meanwhile, back in Broncos Town; Tim Patrick hasn’t played since the Reagan Administration yet enjoys full support and empathy from Broncos fans.

Make it make sense?

I have no issue moving on from Patrick. My guess is neither will the broncos. TP will have to ball out next TC to even have a chance to stick around.

Originally Posted by Jaded

Prince played better than Palczewski at RT and LEFT TACKLE, a true “Swing Tackle”, Forget about just RT (which Palczeski can not be!) . . . riddle me THAT ass hole? Prince is the better player and the better prospect, it’s not even debatable, so tell me; how did Palczewki take his 53-man roster spot?

Explain it to me like I’m 6-3/215?

Yes, yes, the Broncos, a team made up of 80-85% black players and belongs to a league with similar overall demographics that turns hundreds of young black men into multimillionaires every year, are clearly racist because in one instance they chose a player who is white over a player who is black. I can’t believe I even questioned it.

Originally Posted by Nomad

Are you really 6’3” 215lbs?

No, he thinks he’s cute by trying to throw political shade at someone while not in P&R.

This isn’t P&R, if we want to make this a thread about racism, etc. there will be issues. That’s not what this area of the board is for.

Originally Posted by Jaded

Isaiah Simmons and Trey Lance.

Apparently the Broncos gotta save those draft picks to NOT use on the OL, probably got their eye on a few S prospects.

Simmons was financial. So was Trey Lance. The Broncos are tight against the cap so can't pick up their deal.

Originally Posted by Jaded

I am not wrong! Prince is the better player, period/point blank, full stop, end of discussion. I don’t give a **** what PFF says, something other than ability is holding sway.

I'm not sure he's the better player, I am sure he was outplayed by Palczewski or at least didn't separate himself. Ability and actual performance are two different things.

Well, shit. Troy Renck just posted on FB that K'waun Williams is going to undergo surgery (he didn't say for what) that will keep him out for eight weeks. That blows. We do have some depth there, and Moss should be back soon, but Williams is a badass nickel.

Edit; looks like it's an ankle.

Originally Posted by dogfish

Well, shit. Troy Renck just posted on FB that K'waun Williams is going to undergo surgery (he didn't say for what) that will keep him out for eight weeks. That blows. We do have some depth there, and Moss should be back soon, but Williams is a badass nickel.

Edit; looks like it's an ankle.

Why did it take this long to go through the surgery? The guy injured his ankle at the start of August and could have been ready earlier if the surgery had taken place then especially since Riley Moss had his own injury.

Originally Posted by dogfish

Well, shit. Troy Renck just posted on FB that K'waun Williams is going to undergo surgery (he didn't say for what) that will keep him out for eight weeks. That blows. We do have some depth there, and Moss should be back soon, but Williams is a badass nickel.

Edit; looks like it's an ankle.

I think they kept trying to see if they could heal it without surgery. He was out a lot of camp. If I remember correctly he went for s second opinion. I saw him Sat after the game and he was limping bad. I hope the surgery works and that he is able to heal.

Article dated August 28

Broncos cornerback K'Waun Williams underwent left ankle surgery on Monday, and a source said he is projected to be sidelined six to eight weeks.

The surgery was performed by Dr. Robert Anderson at the OrthoCarolina Foot and Ankle Institute in Charlotte, N.C.

Williams, entering his ninth season, was Denver's primary nickel back last season. That role to begin the season Sept. 10 against Las Vegas now should go to Essang Bassey, who had interceptions in each of Denver's three preseason games.

Williams has had issues prior to this season with his left ankle. He hurt it again early in training camp and missed the entire preseason.

rest - https://denvergazette.com/csg-web/br...1c4976b0b.html

Originally Posted by tubby

3 sucked
89 caught some balls, from 4
25 will get carries, big fella
I like 47 and 49, 41 looks quick and athletic. LB coach means biz
27 is a cok but doesn't suck
92 is huge
59 makes the team

59 my guy

#cokwag

The Denver Broncos are looking to bounce back in 2023, but their injury situation at the wide receiver position has been quite dire throughout training camp. Tim Patrick tore his achilles in early August, which will hold him out for the entire season, and Jerry Jeudy suffered a hamstring injury that will keep him on the sidelines for the start of the season.

When the Broncos official 53-man roster was released, they only held four wide receivers, and with Jeudy being one of them, there were just three healthy options. It's clear that help was going to be brought in for Russell Wilson under center, and that help has come in the form of former first-round pick Phillip Dorsett, who is an old teammate of Wilson's during their time together with the Seattle Seahawks.

Via Jeremy Fowler:
“Free agent wide receiver Phillip Dorsett plans to sign with the Broncos, per source. The former first-round pick reunites with Russell Wilson from their Seattle stint together.”

https://clutchpoints.com/broncos-new...-wilson-target

Originally Posted by Denver Native (Carol)

https://clutchpoints.com/broncos-new...-wilson-target

Holy trash pile. And that headline is awful. Good call putting this in the training camp thread.