Feb 25, 2013; Indianapolis, IN, USA; Nevada Wolfpack defensive back Kayvon Webster runs with the ball after catching a pass during the NFL Combine at Lucas Oil Stadium. Mandatory Credit: Brian Spurlock-USA TODAY Sports

The Denver Broncos selected cornerback Kayvon Webster with the 90th overall pick in the third round of the 2013 NFL Draft.

Webster is a 5′-10.5″, 195 lb. senior cornerback out of South Florida who started 32 games during his career.

He finished with 190 tackles over four seasons (two as a full-time starter) and was invited to the 2012 East-West Shrine Game.

John Elway took to Twitter to announce the pick.

“Just picked CB Kayvon Webster from South Fla. He has excellent cover skills and speed, which you need in this league.”

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Aug 15, 2012; Cortland, NY, USA; New York Jets defensive back Darrelle Revis (24) walks back to the locker room following practice at SUNY Cortland. Mandatory Credit: Rich Barnes-USA TODAY Sports

Could Darrelle Revis be a Bronco this year?

As reported by Incarcerated Bob on 02/28 the Denver Broncos are 1 of 3 teams who have made offers to the Jets for Darrelle Revis. Along with the Vikings and the Saints the Denver Broncos appear to be making a play for the Jets’ star corner.

The rumor mill has it that Denver is offering the Jets Elvis Dumervil and possibly a 1st round pick for Revis. This is about the only way that this deal will work for our beloved Broncos. The cap space that trading Dumervil would free up in addition to the 2.4million in extra cap that teams were given this year, may very well be enough for the Broncos to be able to afford Revis.

I for one am against this deal. Yes, Champ Bailey had a bad game against Baltimore, but our top 3 corners last year as a whole performed phenomenally. Part of the reason we performed so well was because of our excellent pass rush. I think giving up the team’s second leading sack master to bolster a corps of DB’s that is already top 3 in the league seems like a ridiculous idea.

I have all the faith in the world that our lord and savior (VP Football Operations) John Elway would never lead this team astray but from the outside looking in: I don’t like the way this deal looks right now.

Let me know what you think below in the comments. Is it worthwhile to give up ½ of Doom and Gloom for Darrelle Revis?

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Feb 21, 2013; Indianapolis, IN, USA; Denver Broncos coach John Fox speaks at a press conference during the 2013 NFL Combine at Lucas Oil Stadium. Mandatory Credit: Brian Spurlock-USA TODAY Sports

Quick hits from Coach Fox at the Combine

With everyone getting settled in for the combine here are a couple of quotes from the first interview with Coach Fox.

Regarding what it’s like to have a bit of continuity in Denver vs. the rest of the AFC West that has seen a ton of shaking up this offseason:

“Every year, there’s going to be changes, there’s adjustments, and the key is to keep your system intact and keep trying to move forward. I think continuity is very important—as best you can throughout tenure as a head coach.”

Regarding the grading of college prospects:

“There are not very many tests that we don’t give them. And at the end of the day, you’re trying to find football players. The bigger, stronger, faster ones go earlier than the other ones.”

Regarding the young safeties on the roster:

“I think [S] Rahim [Moore] probably might have been one of our most improved players from year one to year two.”

Regarding the possibility of Denver signing a big name free agent this week:

“We’re in that process of trying to improve our football team. Whether it is college guys that we’re going to have a good look at this week or whether it is on the pro side, the process is starting.”

Regarding [C] J.D. Walton’s future once he has recovered from injury:

“He’s definitely the starter, and that’s the way he’ll start the season when we form back up.”

Regarding the signing of [T] Ryan Clady”

“That’s the business side; I don’t really get too much involved with that. I know we want Ryan, and that Ryan wants to be a Denver Bronco”

Regarding [QB] Brock Osweiler and whether or not having him on the roster negates the need to draft a QB:

“He’s made great progress; he’s really been impressive both on and off the field. I think he’s got a lot of the intangibles. He didn’t get a lot of opportunity, but when he did, he did very well.”

I’m unbearably excited this season to get started. GO BRONCOS!!

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