Archive for May, 2011

The big time quarterbacks are all doing it, so why not consider an aspiring big-time QB getting in on the act? In a time where NFL teams cannot formally organize team workouts, individual players have taken it upon themselves to organize player workouts.   Adam Schefter reports that Tim Tebow organized and paid for three of his receivers to fly out to Jacksonville, FL and workout with him. Brandon Lloyd, Jabar Gaffney, and Britt Davis were put up in a nearby hotel for a week to work out with the second-year QB. Eric Decker was unable to attend due to a prior commitment, [...]

Von Miller. He’s the undeclared pride and joy of the Broncos draft, and as a great college linebacker and athlete, it’s no wonder Sport Science wanted to use him to study speed and strength. At the Combine in February, Miller did 21 reps of 225 lbs. on the bench press, he had a 37” inch vertical jump, and his time in the 40 was 4.46. His speed is on par with top wide receivers which is unheard of for a linebacker. Miller’s athleticism pretty much secured his position as a top 5 draft pick. To catch Miller’s segment on Sport Science, go [...]

Each month, I will showcase a current Denver Broncos player and inform you of their lives and accomplishments before coming to Denver. In doing so, I hope to shine a light on each players own unique journey on the road to Mile High. This months featured player is linebacker/defensive end Robert Ayers.

This one’s for the ladies. If you’re 21 or older, join Crush – A Denver Broncos club for women. Registration is free, and you will enjoy special offers and announcements for annual Broncos’ events. For $200, you can become a VIP member and get free access to all of these events, 20% off at the team store, and the first opportunity to buy single game tickets for 2011. The month of June is a busy one for the Crush Club. You can check out their events here.   Guys, let all of the orange and blue wearing women in your life know [...]

The NFL regular season is sixteen games long – eight of those games are at home and the other eight are on the road.  Not only do teams have very different routines and schedules when they’re at home versus on the road, fans who watch games in person also have very different experiences depending on the team they support.

A band named “Elway” is making some news. After seeing John remarry recently, Janet Elway has made plans to walk down the aisle again herself. Rob Gregory asks, “what if” in regards to Jay Cutler and Brandon Marshall. Forbes discusses several products that Tim Tebow should endorse. Have a Happy Memorial Day Weekend! Make sure to follow Predominantly Orange on Facebook and on Twitter.

  There’s no doubt that Tim Tebow has been busy this offseason. Not only is he staying in shape, working with his wide receivers,  promoting his foundation - The Tim Tebow Foundation, endorsing Jockey and Nike, and hosting a charity golf event, but the young QB is about to release his autobiography, Through My Eyes.  The book is sold everywhere beginning Tuesday, May 31st. Pick up your copy ASAP. Here’s a video of Tebow discussing his book. Make sure to follow Predominantly Orange on Facebook.

Out with the old and in with the new is a fitting theme to this season. To go along with coaching changes, roster changes, and scheme changes, the Denver Broncos will now be featured on KUSA-9, Denver’s NBC affiliate. KCNC-4, or Denver’s CBS affiliate will still broadcast 12 of the team’s regular season games, but preseason games and a weekly show with John Elway will be shown on KUSA-9. The team announced this change Thursday after signing a two-year contract with the local NBC affiliate. Team President Joe Ellis said,  ”We are fortunate to have a partnership with KUSA-TV that enables us to [...]

In the never ending quarterback saga that surrounds the Denver Broncos, thoughts on trading Kyle Orton will not die down. According to sources who spoke to NFL.com, Orton will not be traded away for a third round or a fourth round pick. “If the right call comes in and the offer is strong, it will be considered,” sources tell NFL.com, but “the idea that a third- or fourth-round pick might get it done is woefully misguided.” The site claims “a high second-round pick that converts to a first-rounder based on production” might get it done.” – Yahoo Sports Again, this statement could be [...]

He went 12th overall in the 2009 draft, and in Josh McDaniels’ eyes, the former Georgia Bulldog was supposed to resurrect the Denver Broncos running game. In John Fox’s eyes, however, that may not be the case. According to Jeff Legwold of the Denver Post, the Broncos may be use Knowshon Moreno as primarily a third down back. So much for draft position determining how much playing time an NFL player gets these days (or how many chances he has to prove himself for that matter). The NFL is more physical than ever, and it’s unusual for team to have a  just one workhorse running back. [...]