Thread: Broncos Offseason Notes

Originally Posted by VonDoom

Guess we’re not signing him

Logan Ryan is probably headed to Jets also.

Originally Posted by Jaded

Logan Ryan is probably headed to Jets also.

Career 90 QBR against...I wasn't all that excited about him coming in to begin with. I think Bausby can at least replicate that number at a much cheaper price.

ENGLEWOOD, Colo. — When the Jacksonville Jaguars traded star cornerback Jalen Ramsey in the middle of last season, A.J. Bouye's role shifted in a major way.

Before the trade, Bouye and Ramsey were each capable of covering an opposing team's top receiver, depending on the matchup.

The duo turned in its finest season in 2017, as the Jaguars made a run to the AFC Championship game and Bouye and Ramsey both earned Pro Bowl appearances. Both players were All-Pro selections that season, and the Jaguars ranked second in both total defense and in interceptions.

rest, plus video - https://www.denverbroncos.com/news/c...-to-pro-bowl-f

What to do when you're waiting for the opportunity to report for training?

Originally Posted by CoachChaz

Career 90 QBR against...I wasn't all that excited about him coming in to begin with. I think Bausby can at least replicate that number at a much cheaper price.

He wants $10 M per, to boot.

Mike Klis
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After three weeks of virtual team meetings, Vic Fangio, his staff and players will continue with virtual team meetings for next few weeks. More updates as more COVID-19 info becomes available. For now, Broncos training camp scheduled to begin July 28 or 29. #9sports

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Broncos' COVID-19 task force prepares to slowly reopen facilities next week https://9news.com/mobile/article/spo...a-6a11eede2e17 via @9NEWS #9sports

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Per source: Broncos set up COVID-19 task force headed by VP Brittany Bowlen. It put together comprehensive plan on how to safely bring small number of employees back to facilities next week. Vast majority, including football personnel, will continue to work from home. #9sports

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Interesting that NFL allowing football administrators like Elway/Russell back at headquarters but for competitive reasons not Fangio or coaching staff. (Some teams not allowed back because of their state rule). #9sports

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Per NFL memo and Colorado’s safer-at-home guidelines, Broncos staff employees can return to headquarters/stadium on Tuesday. No coaches or non-rehabbing players.
No word yet from Broncos on whether employees will return Tuesday or later date. #9sports

https://www.denverbroncos.com/team/players-roster/

Has anyone else noticed that the Broncos have not been giving out #24?

QB Drew Lock has Begun Organizing Throwing Sessions in Colorado With his Receivers per Report

https://www.si.com/nfl/broncos/news/...-his-receivers

Originally Posted by Jaded

https://www.denverbroncos.com/team/players-roster/

Has anyone else noticed that the Broncos have not been giving out #24?

I hadn't, but now I do. No way they're retiring it, what do you think is up?

The Denver Broncos announced Monday that eight players have chosen new jersey numbers for the 2018 NFL season.

The most notable change is cornerback Adam Jones, who switched from No. 20 to No. 24, previously worn by legendary cornerback Champ Bailey. Jones said last week that Bailey gave him permission to wear his former number.

Bailey’s number is not officially retired in Denver, but no players have worn it since the cornerback retired from the NFL in 2014.

rest - https://broncoswire.usatoday.com/201...to-adam-jones/

Originally Posted by Davii

I hadn't, but now I do. No way they're retiring it, what do you think is up?

I look at who’s had #30 since TD, Bruton and Lindsay, they have a standard for that number that needs to be met.

https://broncoswire.usatoday.com/gal...ke-the-roster/

I think Denver will still run quite a bit of 12 personnel, that’s the trend this season from the sound of it, while mostly running 11 personnel ... meaning Denver keeps at least 4 TE and 6 WR. Patrick, Hamilton and Winfree are safe, imo, Butt, Fumagali and Heuerman are gonzo ... maybe if Butt proves he can stay healthy he and/or Fumagalli could be a PS’er.

Yiadum and Freeman should be safe.

I hope this article is way off cause there’s so much dead weight that it doesn’t even mention, ie, the 100-or-so ILB’s that can’t cover a TE to save their asses.

Originally Posted by Jaded

https://broncoswire.usatoday.com/gal...ke-the-roster/

I think Denver will still run quite a bit of 12 personnel, that’s the trend this season from the sound of it, while mostly running 11 personnel ... meaning Denver keeps at least 4 TE and 6 WR. Patrick, Hamilton and Winfree are safe, imo, Butt, Fumagali and Heuerman are gonzo ... maybe if Butt proves he can stay healthy he and/or Fumagalli could be a PS’er.

Yiadum and Freeman should be safe.

I hope this article is way off cause there’s so much dead weight that it doesn’t even mention, ie, the 100-or-so ILB’s that can’t cover a TE to save their asses.

97 of them are on team for special teams.

Originally Posted by Tned

97 of them are on team for special teams.

Then replace the other 3.

Originally Posted by Tned

97 of them are on team for special teams.

and they'll actually have to keep two or three of them, since there's zero depth at safety. . .