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The 2021 class should push a number of veterans.
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The 2021 class should push a number of veterans.
How OL Quinn Meinerz fits with the Broncos May 11, 2021 at 01:37 PM Copied! ENGLEWOOD, Colo. — The videos of third-round pick Quinn Meinerz pushing over trees got most of the attention in the wake of the 2021 NFL Draft. Meinerz trained on a remote Canadian island for a pair of offseasons during his career at Division III Wisconsin-Whitewater, and a highlight reel of Meinerz in the woods garnered plenty of eyes — particularly in the Broncos' war room after the team selected him with the 98th-overall pick. In the video, Meinerz does several reps on the...
AFC West Offensive Line Overview By 55below on May 9, 2021, 2:22am MDT + Now that Free Agency and the draft have passed I wanted to take a look at the AFC West teams and gage how well they stack up against each other. There will undoubtedly be a few more additions before training camp but by and large the teams are set. As a disclaimer I will admit that SB XXXII forever changed the way I view a football game. What Zimmerman, Schlereth, Nalen, Habib and Jones did that day is something I'll never forget. The Packers were this big, bad group who had run roughshod over NFC Olines all...
Where the Broncos' roster stands after the 2021 NFL Draft Denver Broncos Aric DiLalla ENGLEWOOD, Colo. - The heavy lifting in George Paton's first offseason as the Broncos' general manager is likely complete. There may be a few more roster moves to come ahead of training camp, but for all intents and purposes, the Broncos will likely move forward with their current host of players. That doesn't mean the team's roster will look anything like it did to end the 2020 season. Since taking charge in the Broncos' front office, Paton has added impactful starters and necessary depth via free agency, ...
The major parts of George Paton’s first offseason are now in the book. The Broncos signed a couple of players in free agency, brought back most of their own on one year contracts, and threw a bunch of darts in the NFL Draft. Questions remain, but there is little doubt this Broncos roster is better than the one that finished the 2020 season. How much better remains an open debate. The Broncos current roster, depth chart projected Specialists Sam Martin, Brandon McManus, Jacob Bobenmoyer It never made sense for Paton to spend a ton of resources here this offseason, so I’m glad they didn’...