Broncos Players Confirm Coach Kubiak Is Retiring
Several Broncos players confirmed head coach Gary Kubiak told them he's retiring.
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Several Broncos players confirmed head coach Gary Kubiak told them he's retiring.
In a game that couldn't have gone much worse, Oakland lost its latest starting quarterback, Matt McGloin, to a shoulder injury, then fell 24-6 on Sunday to Denver, a team with nothing to play for and facing the possible exit of coach Gary Kubiak for health reasons.
Broncos linebacker Zaire Anderson was injured in Sunday's game against the Oakland Raiders.
Ahead of the last game of the season, Broncos linebacker Von Miller penned a letter to fans.
Wide receiver Demaryius Thomas now has the third most catches in Broncos franchise history.
Several Broncos starters will sit out the last game of the season.
Denver Broncos outside linebacker DeMarcus Ware took to social media on Saturday to declare his back surgery was a success and that he intends to return for a 13th NFL season.
Speculation ramped up Sunday that Broncos coach Gary Kubiak will step down after the season because of health concerns just 11 months after leading Denver to a triumphant Super Bowl 50.
Several families rang in the new year with a new addition, but some received some special Broncos Fever treatment.
Broncos head coach Gary Kubiak is considering retirement, according to multiple reports.
It's been 10 years since Darrent Williams, a 24-year-old defensive back/returner for Denver, was shot and killed in the early hours of Jan. 1, 2007, following a confrontation between Broncos players and gang members at a nightclub.
Von Miller is headed for a very different kind of offseason. "For one, I already know that I'm not going to be Super Bowl MVP," the Broncos star cracked.
Spoiler is an unfamiliar role for Von Miller and Chris Harris Jr., who get to see what it's like to play for nothing but pride Sunday when the Denver Broncos host the Oakland Raiders.
The Broncos will welcome some big names into Denver next season.
DeMarcus Ware was likened to a vintage Ferrari that simply needed new brakes. There's certainly nothing wrong with the motor of the 34-year-old Denver Broncos pass rush specialist, though.
