There isn’t anything else to celebrate when it comes to this franchise right now so let’s focus one of the greats
Good morning, Broncos Country!
Instead of writing what has already been written hundreds of times, I’m going to focus on the positive.
Of course, this has nothing to do with the current Denver Broncos, but a former player for this once-great franchise.
I’m still in disbelief that Randy Gradishar is going to actually get into the Pr Football Hall of Fame. Yes, I know there is still one more vote for him to get to make it official. But something really, really weird would have to happen for Gradishar not to get that vote.
It’s a long time coming for one of the greatest players in Broncos and NFL history. The fact that the Orange Crush defense will get recognized is long overdue.
This is also a great distraction from how terrible the current franchise in Denver really is.
It’s sad this is what the Broncos have become. One where the focus is on the past because that’s all there is. At least the past is finally getting the recognition that it deserves.
Broncos news
‘I’m just taking it one day at a time’: OLB Baron Browning preparing for potential season debut vs. Packers
Browning missed most of the offseason with a knee injury but seems poised to return against Green Bay.
Baron Browning to make Denver Broncos season debut | 9news.com
Baron Browning will make his season debut Sunday when the Broncos host the Green Bay Packers at Empower Field at Mile High.
K’Waun Williams to have foot surgery, likely season-ending | 9news.com
A league source tells 9NEWS K’Waun Williams will now undergo a second surgery Monday in North Carolina, where Dr. Robert Anderson will again perform the operation.
Broncos RB Jaleel McLaughlin blossoming with Javonte Williams – ESPN
Williams has taken an undrafted rookie under his wing. McLaughlin has been one of the few bright spots on offense.
Ranking five NFL teams in worst long-term situations: Broncos paying dearly for Russell Wilson, Sean Payton – CBSSports.com
These teams don’t have bright futures after the 2023 season
NFL news
As the NFL trade deadline approaches, it could be reunion season – The Washington Post
The Chiefs and Patriots have already traded for former players this season, and other NFL teams could soon follow.
