Former Bronco Elvis Dumervil Retires
DENVER (CBS4) - Former Broncos defensive star Elvis Dumervil announced his retirement on Friday.
Dumervil posted a thank you on Twitter in which he thanked the Denver Broncos organization and his former teammates, in addition to the Ravens, who he played with after Denver.
On to the next chapter. Thank you for all of the support✊ pic.twitter.com/rA121JJNRf
— Elvis Dumervil (@EKD92) August 30, 2018
Dumervil was on the roster when the Broncos drafted Von Miller back in 2011, and Miller and Dumervil became known as "Doom and Gloom" to opposing quarterbacks who they often sacked.
Dumervil and the Broncos parted ways in 2013.
Dumervil ranks fifth in Broncos franchise history with 63 1/2 sacks.
Congrats to @EKD92! Played seven years with the Broncos and made three Pro Bowls, including his 2009 season in which he led the NFL with 17 sacks.
— Patrick Smyth (@psmyth12) August 30, 2018
Fifth in team history with 63.5 sacks, Elvis joins @VonMiller & Simon Fletcher as the only Broncos with three seasons of 11+ sacks. https://t.co/wI8DjdoOoQ