John Elway Finally Picks A Player From Alabama In NFL Draft
John Elway is eager to see many slick moves from Jerry Jeudy after finally picking a player from Alabama in his 10th draft for the Broncos.
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John Elway is eager to see many slick moves from Jerry Jeudy after finally picking a player from Alabama in his 10th draft for the Broncos.
With the 15th pick in the 2020 NFL Draft, the Denver Broncos selected wide receiver Jerry Jeudy out of Alabama.
Denver Broncos running back Melvin Gordon donates products to Denver police and fire departments.
With the NFL Draft set to kickoff on Thursday, we thought the time was right to revisit the first round selections John Elway has made during his tenure with the Broncos.
The hybrid safety-linebacker from the University of Colorado is projected as a middle-round selection in the NFL draft this weekend.
John Elway isn't choosing to focus on the challenges this year.
For the first time in four years, John Elway didn't spend his offseason analyzing quarterbacks ad nauseam.
Miller said he's been taking the stay-at-home order very seriously and only left the house four times in four weekd.
The Broncos quarterback and new running back will participate in a Madden tournament in which the winner will receive a donation to Feeding America in their name.
The CBS sports anchor knows it's a bit of a broken record for Broncos fans, but the team needs help on the offensive line.
With organized team activities being pushed back and training facilities still closed, the NFL offseason is one of uncertainty. But, Broncos linebacker Malik Reed doesn't believe fans will see much of a drop-off in play.
Demaryius Thomas is open to returning to Denver and playing for the Broncos.
Beginning on April 20, NFL teams will be allowed to hold three weeks of virtual offseason programming that includes meetings, guided workouts, and non-football educational programs. The Broncos are waiting until Monday, April 27 to start their program.
John Elway filled his biggest holes in free agency, freeing him up to focus on his two biggest needs in the draft.
Derek Wolfe won't be helping the Denver Broncos on the field next season but that doesn't mean the former defensive lineman isn't still helping out in the Denver community.
