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Broncos' Collier: "I've known for years that Randy Gradishar deserves to be in the Hall" The architect of Denver's famed "Orange Crush" defenses wonders why his star linebacker isn't in Canton. It's a good question. Author: Photos courtesy of the Denver Broncos The architect of Denver's famed "Orange Crush" defenses wonders why his star linebacker isn't in Canton. It's a good question. ( Randy Gradishar was one of the greatest NFL linebackers on one of the NFL’s greatest defenses. He played 10 years for the Denver Broncos, was a seven-time Pro Bowler, six-time All-Pro and 1978 Defensive Pla...

Broncos showed Lindsay respect with the original-round tender Although it’s a bummer to see a Favorite Son leave town, Phillip Lindsay deserves his shot to thrive in an offense built for his skillset. Photo by Dustin Bradford/Getty Images One of the interesting discussions on Broncos Country Tonight Tuesday was over Phillip Lindsay and the Broncos placing an original round tender on the Colorado native running back. For some background, Benjamin Allbright had been asking guests in recent weeks (prior to the deadline for placing tenders on players) whether giving Lindsay a second-round tende...

Good morning, Broncos Country! First, it was John Elway stepping away as the organization’s general manager. That was followed by Gary Kubiak announcing his retirement from the NFL. When you recount the story of the Broncos, it’s impossible to do so without Kubiak. To my recollection, there are three people who played a hand in all three Denver Super Bowls. I could be wrong, and feel free to mention so in the comments: Pat Bowlen, even though he was in his battle with Alzheimer’s and was no longer with the franchise John Elway Kubiak As a backup quarterback, offensive coordinator, h...

And the Panthers (4-8) won four games without him, meaning he’s 0-3 this season and has lost 11 straight when healthy, going back to a Nov. 3, 2019, victory over Tennessee. “Yeah, it sucks," McCaffrey said on Monday as he plans to return for the final four games, beginning Sunday against Denver. “That’s basically it. It makes you hungry for a win. “But, uh, appreciate you reminding me." There are two things McCaffrey, 24, hates when it comes to football: Not playing: The only games he had missed during his entire career before this season were in college at Stanford. Losing: He had ...