Reunited: 'Philly Will' Will Parks Is A Denver Bronco Again
Former Broncos safety Will Parks is headed back to Denver, according to a source familiar with the situation.
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Former Broncos safety Will Parks is headed back to Denver, according to a source familiar with the situation.
Broncos quarterbacks Drew Lock, Brett Rypien and Blake Bortles have been cleared to return to practice on Wednesday following another negative Coronavirus test, per a source familiar with the situation.
Kendall Hinton, who is a WR on the Broncos practice squad, was called up to the active roster on Saturday afternoon.
Even after being forced to play despite having no quarterbacks, Denver could still face a hefty fine and could lose a draft pick for not abiding with the NFL's COVID protocols.
Quarterbacks Drew Lock, Brett Rypien and Blake Bortles were pulled off the practice field and sent home after the NFL deemed them high-risk close contacts of Jeff Driskel, who tested positive for COVID.
Kendall Hinton, a rookie receiver and former Wake Forest quarterback from the Broncos practice squad, made a shaky NFL debut at quarterback by going 1 for 9 for 13 yards, no touchdowns and two interceptions.
After a whirlwind of change on Saturday, the Denver Broncos are preparing to take on the New Orleans Saints with a wide receiver at quarterback.
Garett Bolles came into the 2020 season with his starting spot in question, now he'll be the starting left tackle for the next four seasons.
The last time the New Orleans Saints beat the Denver Broncos was back in 1994 and Vic Fangio was there – as the outside linebackers coach for the Saints.
The Denver Broncos will continue to prepare Friday for Sunday's game against the New Orleans Saints, but not in person.
Denver Broncos No. 3 quarterback Jeff Driskel was placed on the COVID-19 list Thursday but contact tracing showed starter Drew Lock and the Broncos' other QBs weren't in danger of being infected by the coronavirus.
Garett Bolles went back to the basics to transform himself from a grabby, penalty-prone lineman into one of the top left tackles in the NFL.
The Denver Broncos are doing their part to help local businesses struggling during the coronavirus pandemic.
The Denver Broncos ran for a season-high 189 yards in their win over the Dolphins on Sunday, and former Broncos offensive lineman Mark Schlereth says that was a product of solid play calling.
Without crowds roaring, some salty language occasionally gets broadcast during the NFL 202 season, like it did in the Dolphins-Broncos game Sunday.
