Here is the Broncos 2019 schedule.....
Week 1: Monday 9/9/2019--at Oakland Raiders, 10:20pm EST (ESPN)
Week 2: Sunday 9/15/2019--vs. Chicago Bears, 4:25pm EST (FOX)
Week 3: Sunday 9/22/2019--at Green Bay Packers, 1:00pm EST (FOX)
Week 4: Sunday 9/29/2019--vs. Jacksonville Jaguars, 4:25pm EST (CBS)
Week 5: Sunday 10/6/2019--at LA Chargers, 4:05pm EST (CBS)
Week 6: Sunday 10/13/2019--vs. Tennessee Titans, 4:25pm EST (CBS)
Week 7: Thursday 10/17/2019--vs. Kansas City Chiefs, 8:20pm EST (FOX)
Week 8: Sunday 10/27/2019--at Indianapolis Colts, 4:25pm EST (CBS)
Week 9: Sunday 11/3/2019--vs. Cleveland Browns, 4:25pm EST (CBS)
Week 10: BYE WEEK
Week 11: Sunday 11/17/2019--at Minnesota Vikings, 1:00pm EST (CBS)
Week 12: Sunday 11/24/2019--at Buffalo Bills, 1:00pm EST (CBS)
Week 13: Sunday 12/1/2019--vs. LA Chargers, 4:25pm EST (CBS)
Week 14: Sunday 12/8/2019--at Houston Texans, 1:00pm EST (CBS)
Week 15: Sunday 12/15/2019--at Kansas City Chiefs, 1:00pm EST (CBS)
Week 16: Sat 12/21 or Sun 12/22--vs. Detroit Lions, TBD
Week 17: Sunday 12/29/2019--vs. Oakland Raiders, 4:25pm EST (CBS)
Wednesday, April 17, 2019
2019 NFL Mock Draft
Mock drafts are a fun and fruitless exercise. Everyone has one now. Growing up, there were like three mock drafts, and those were put out right before the draft. Now, there are a million of them and they start them back in the fall. I do enjoy the process of putting it together. So, here is my 2019 NFL Mock Draft.....
Round 1
#1) Arizona Cardinals select Kyler Murray, QB, Oklahoma
#2) San Francisco 49ers select Nick Bosa, DE/OLB, Ohio State
#3) New York Jets select Quinnen Williams, DT, Alabama
#4) Oakland Raiders select Josh Allen, DE/OLB, Kentucky
#5) Tampa Bay Buccaneers select Devin White, LB, LSU
#6) New York Giants select Montez Sweat, DE/OLB, Miss State
#7) Jacksonville Jaguars select Jawaan Taylor, OT, Florida
#8) TRADE Detroit Lions trade their 1st round pick (#8 overall) to Cincinnati for their 1st round pick (#11 overall) and their 3rd round pick (#72 overall(
Cincinnati Bengals select Drew Lock, QB, Missouri
#9) Buffalo Bills select Ed Oliver, DT, Houston
#10) Denver Broncos select Devin Bush, LB, Michigan
#11) Detroit Lions select Rashan Gary, DE/OLB, Michigan
#12) Green Bay Packers select T.J. Hockensen, TE, Iowa
#13) TRADE Miami Dolphins trade their 1st round pick (#13 overall) to Minnesota for their 1st round pick (#18 overall) and their 3rd round pick (#81 overall)
Minnesota Vikings select Jonah Williams, OT, Alabama
#14) Atlanta Falcons select Brian Burns, DE/OLB, FSU
#15) Washington Redskins select Dwayne Haskins, QB, Ohio State
#16) Carolina Panthers select Noah Fant, TE, Iowa
#17) New York Giants select Daniel Jones, QB, Duke
#18) Miami Dolphins select Clelin Ferrell, DE, Clemson
#19) Tennessee Titans select Dexter Lawrence, DT, Clemson
#20) Pittsburgh Steelers select Byron Murphy, CB, Washington
#21) Seattle Seahawks select Jaylon Ferguson, DE/OLB, La Tech
#22) Baltimore Ravens select Christian Wilkins, DT, Clemson
#23) Houston Texans select Greedy Williams, CB, LSU
#24) Oakland Raiders select D.K. Metcalf, WR, Ole Miss
#25) Philadelphia Eagles select Marquise Brown, WR, Oklahoma
#26) Indianapolis Colts select Johnathan Abrams, S, Miss State
#27) Oakland Raiders select Josh Jacobs, RB, Alabama
#28) LA Chargers select De'Andre Baker, CB, Georgia
#29) Kansas City Chiefs select A.J. Brown, WR, Ole Miss
#30) Green Bay Packers select Garrett Bradbury, C, NC State
#31) LA Rams select Andre Dillard, OT, Washington State
#32) New England Patriots select Irv Smith, TE, Alabama
Round 1
#1) Arizona Cardinals select Kyler Murray, QB, Oklahoma
#2) San Francisco 49ers select Nick Bosa, DE/OLB, Ohio State
#3) New York Jets select Quinnen Williams, DT, Alabama
#4) Oakland Raiders select Josh Allen, DE/OLB, Kentucky
#5) Tampa Bay Buccaneers select Devin White, LB, LSU
#6) New York Giants select Montez Sweat, DE/OLB, Miss State
#7) Jacksonville Jaguars select Jawaan Taylor, OT, Florida
#8) TRADE Detroit Lions trade their 1st round pick (#8 overall) to Cincinnati for their 1st round pick (#11 overall) and their 3rd round pick (#72 overall(
Cincinnati Bengals select Drew Lock, QB, Missouri
#9) Buffalo Bills select Ed Oliver, DT, Houston
#10) Denver Broncos select Devin Bush, LB, Michigan
#11) Detroit Lions select Rashan Gary, DE/OLB, Michigan
#12) Green Bay Packers select T.J. Hockensen, TE, Iowa
#13) TRADE Miami Dolphins trade their 1st round pick (#13 overall) to Minnesota for their 1st round pick (#18 overall) and their 3rd round pick (#81 overall)
Minnesota Vikings select Jonah Williams, OT, Alabama
#14) Atlanta Falcons select Brian Burns, DE/OLB, FSU
#15) Washington Redskins select Dwayne Haskins, QB, Ohio State
#16) Carolina Panthers select Noah Fant, TE, Iowa
#17) New York Giants select Daniel Jones, QB, Duke
#18) Miami Dolphins select Clelin Ferrell, DE, Clemson
#19) Tennessee Titans select Dexter Lawrence, DT, Clemson
#20) Pittsburgh Steelers select Byron Murphy, CB, Washington
#21) Seattle Seahawks select Jaylon Ferguson, DE/OLB, La Tech
#22) Baltimore Ravens select Christian Wilkins, DT, Clemson
#23) Houston Texans select Greedy Williams, CB, LSU
#24) Oakland Raiders select D.K. Metcalf, WR, Ole Miss
#25) Philadelphia Eagles select Marquise Brown, WR, Oklahoma
#26) Indianapolis Colts select Johnathan Abrams, S, Miss State
#27) Oakland Raiders select Josh Jacobs, RB, Alabama
#28) LA Chargers select De'Andre Baker, CB, Georgia
#29) Kansas City Chiefs select A.J. Brown, WR, Ole Miss
#30) Green Bay Packers select Garrett Bradbury, C, NC State
#31) LA Rams select Andre Dillard, OT, Washington State
#32) New England Patriots select Irv Smith, TE, Alabama
Wednesday, April 10, 2019
2019 NFL Draft Cheat Sheet- Defensive Players
Here is the cheat sheet for the defensive players in the draft....
DTs
1) Quinnen Williams-Alabama
2) Ed Oliver- Houston
3) Jeffrey Simmons- Miss State
4) Christian Wilkins- Clemson
5) Jerry Tillery- Notre Dame
6) Charles Omenihu-Texas
7) Dexter Lawrence-Clemson
8) Dre'Mont Jones-Ohio State
9) Renell Wren- Arizona State
10) Khalen Saunders- Western Illinois
EDGE
1) Nick Bosa- Ohio State
2) Brian Burns- FSU
3) Josh Allen- Kentucky
4) Clelin Ferrell- Clemson
5) Montez Sweat- Miss State
6) Rashan Gary- Michigan
7) Jachai Polite- Florida
8) Chase Winovich- Michigan
9) Christian Miller- Alabama
10) D'Andre Walker- Georgia
LBs
1) Devin White- LSU
2) Devin Bush- FSU
3) Mack Wilson- Alabama
4) Blake Cashman- Minnesota
5) Vosean Joseph- Florida
6) Bobby Okereke- Stanford
7) Drue Tranquill- Notre Dame
8) Terrill Hanks- New Mexico State
9) Joe Giles-Harris- Duke
10) Te'von Coney- Notre Dame
CBs
1) Byron Murphy- Washington
2) Greedy Williams- LSU
3) DeAndre Baker- Georgia
4) Amani Oruwariye- Penn State
5) Justin Layne- Michigan State
6) Julian Love- Notre Dame
7) Trayvon Mullen- Clemson
8) David Long- Michigan
9) Rock Ya-Sin- Temple
10) Joejuan Williams- Vanderbilt
11) Saivion Smith- Alabama
12) Lonnie Johnson Jr.-Kentucky
13) Montre Hartage-Northwestern
14) Isaiah Johnson- Houston
15) Kris Boyd- Texas
Safety
1) Chauncey Gardener-Johnson-Florida
2) Nasir Adderley- Delaware
3) Deionte Thompson- Alabama
4) Juan Thornhill- Virginia
5) Darnell Savage- Maryland
6) Amani Hooker- Iowa
7) Taylor Rapp- Washington
8) Johnathan Abram-Miss State
9) Marquise Blair- Utah
10) Malik Grant- Marshall
DTs
1) Quinnen Williams-Alabama
2) Ed Oliver- Houston
3) Jeffrey Simmons- Miss State
4) Christian Wilkins- Clemson
5) Jerry Tillery- Notre Dame
6) Charles Omenihu-Texas
7) Dexter Lawrence-Clemson
8) Dre'Mont Jones-Ohio State
9) Renell Wren- Arizona State
10) Khalen Saunders- Western Illinois
EDGE
1) Nick Bosa- Ohio State
2) Brian Burns- FSU
3) Josh Allen- Kentucky
4) Clelin Ferrell- Clemson
5) Montez Sweat- Miss State
6) Rashan Gary- Michigan
7) Jachai Polite- Florida
8) Chase Winovich- Michigan
9) Christian Miller- Alabama
10) D'Andre Walker- Georgia
LBs
1) Devin White- LSU
2) Devin Bush- FSU
3) Mack Wilson- Alabama
4) Blake Cashman- Minnesota
5) Vosean Joseph- Florida
6) Bobby Okereke- Stanford
7) Drue Tranquill- Notre Dame
8) Terrill Hanks- New Mexico State
9) Joe Giles-Harris- Duke
10) Te'von Coney- Notre Dame
CBs
1) Byron Murphy- Washington
2) Greedy Williams- LSU
3) DeAndre Baker- Georgia
4) Amani Oruwariye- Penn State
5) Justin Layne- Michigan State
6) Julian Love- Notre Dame
7) Trayvon Mullen- Clemson
8) David Long- Michigan
9) Rock Ya-Sin- Temple
10) Joejuan Williams- Vanderbilt
11) Saivion Smith- Alabama
12) Lonnie Johnson Jr.-Kentucky
13) Montre Hartage-Northwestern
14) Isaiah Johnson- Houston
15) Kris Boyd- Texas
Safety
1) Chauncey Gardener-Johnson-Florida
2) Nasir Adderley- Delaware
3) Deionte Thompson- Alabama
4) Juan Thornhill- Virginia
5) Darnell Savage- Maryland
6) Amani Hooker- Iowa
7) Taylor Rapp- Washington
8) Johnathan Abram-Miss State
9) Marquise Blair- Utah
10) Malik Grant- Marshall
Monday, April 8, 2019
2019 NFL Draft Cheat Sheet-Offensive Players
Here is the 2019 NFL Draft Cheat Sheet. Up first are the offensive players...
QBs
1) Kyler Murray-Oklahoma
2) Drew Lock-Missouri
3)Dwayne Haskins- Ohio State
4) Daniel Jones- Duke
5) Ryan Finley- NC State
6) Will Grier- West Virginia
7) Jarret Stidham- Auburn
8) Clayton Thorsen- Northwestern
9) Tyree Jackson- Buffalo
10) Easton Stick- North Dakota State
RBs
1) Josh Jacobs- Alabama
2) Damien Harris- Alabama
3) Justice Hill- Oklahoma State
4) Mike Weber- Ohio State
5) Miles Sanders- Penn State
6) Devin Singletary- Florida Atlantic
7) David Montgomery- Iowa State
8) Myles Gaskin- Washington
9) Bennie Snell Jr.- Kentucky
10) Elijah Holyfield- Georgia
WRs
1) D.K. Metcalf- Ole Miss
2) Hakeem Butler-Iowa State
3) N'keal Harry- Arizona State
4) Kelvin Harmon- NC State
5) Deebo Samuel- South Carolina
6) A.J. Brown- Ole Miss
7) JJ Arcega-Whiteside-Stanford
8) Riley Ridley- Georgia
9) Marquise Brown-Oklahoma
10) Terry McLaurin- Ohio State
11) Parris Campbell- Ohio State
12) DaMarkus Lodge- Ole Miss
13) Emanuel Hall- Missouri
14) Andy Isabella- UMASS
15) Antoine Wesley- Texas Tech
TEs
1) Noah Fant- Iowa
2) T.J. Hockenson-Iowa
3) Irv Smith Jr.-Alabama
4) Jace Sternberger- Texas A&M
5) Dawson Knox-Ole Miss
6) Dax Raymond- Utah State
7) Josh Oliver- San Jose State
8) Foster Moreau-LSU
9) Kaden Smith-Stanford
10) Isaac Nauta-Georgia
OTs
1) Jawaan Taylor-Florida
2) Jonah Williams-Alabama
3) Dalton Risner-Kansas State
4) Michael Deiter-Wisconsin
5) Yodny Cajuste- West Virginia
6) Andre Dillard-Washington State
7) David Edwards-Wisconsin
8) Tytus Howard-Alabama State
9) Chuma Edoga-USC
10) Greg Little-Ole Miss
C/OGs
1) Garrett Bradbury-NC State
2) Cody Ford-Oklahoma
3) Chris Lindstrom-Boston College
4) Erik McCoy-Texas A&M
5) Dru Samia-Oklahoma
6) Ben Powers-Oklahoma
7) Elgton Jenkins-Miss State
8) Nate Davis-Charlotte
9) Connor McGovern-Penn State
10) Beau Benzschawel-Wisconsin
QBs
1) Kyler Murray-Oklahoma
2) Drew Lock-Missouri
3)Dwayne Haskins- Ohio State
4) Daniel Jones- Duke
5) Ryan Finley- NC State
6) Will Grier- West Virginia
7) Jarret Stidham- Auburn
8) Clayton Thorsen- Northwestern
9) Tyree Jackson- Buffalo
10) Easton Stick- North Dakota State
RBs
1) Josh Jacobs- Alabama
2) Damien Harris- Alabama
3) Justice Hill- Oklahoma State
4) Mike Weber- Ohio State
5) Miles Sanders- Penn State
6) Devin Singletary- Florida Atlantic
7) David Montgomery- Iowa State
8) Myles Gaskin- Washington
9) Bennie Snell Jr.- Kentucky
10) Elijah Holyfield- Georgia
WRs
1) D.K. Metcalf- Ole Miss
2) Hakeem Butler-Iowa State
3) N'keal Harry- Arizona State
4) Kelvin Harmon- NC State
5) Deebo Samuel- South Carolina
6) A.J. Brown- Ole Miss
7) JJ Arcega-Whiteside-Stanford
8) Riley Ridley- Georgia
9) Marquise Brown-Oklahoma
10) Terry McLaurin- Ohio State
11) Parris Campbell- Ohio State
12) DaMarkus Lodge- Ole Miss
13) Emanuel Hall- Missouri
14) Andy Isabella- UMASS
15) Antoine Wesley- Texas Tech
TEs
1) Noah Fant- Iowa
2) T.J. Hockenson-Iowa
3) Irv Smith Jr.-Alabama
4) Jace Sternberger- Texas A&M
5) Dawson Knox-Ole Miss
6) Dax Raymond- Utah State
7) Josh Oliver- San Jose State
8) Foster Moreau-LSU
9) Kaden Smith-Stanford
10) Isaac Nauta-Georgia
OTs
1) Jawaan Taylor-Florida
2) Jonah Williams-Alabama
3) Dalton Risner-Kansas State
4) Michael Deiter-Wisconsin
5) Yodny Cajuste- West Virginia
6) Andre Dillard-Washington State
7) David Edwards-Wisconsin
8) Tytus Howard-Alabama State
9) Chuma Edoga-USC
10) Greg Little-Ole Miss
C/OGs
1) Garrett Bradbury-NC State
2) Cody Ford-Oklahoma
3) Chris Lindstrom-Boston College
4) Erik McCoy-Texas A&M
5) Dru Samia-Oklahoma
6) Ben Powers-Oklahoma
7) Elgton Jenkins-Miss State
8) Nate Davis-Charlotte
9) Connor McGovern-Penn State
10) Beau Benzschawel-Wisconsin
Wednesday, March 20, 2019
Broncos Add Bryce Callahan and other moves in Free Agency
Here are some of the moves the Broncos made in recent days of free agency....
Signed:
-Bryce Callahan-CB: Callahan had a breakout season last year in Chicago under Vic Fangio, so it made sense for him to come to Denver. Callahan helps bolster the Broncos secondary and joins newly signed Kareem Jackson and longtime Bronco Chris Harris in that group. This is a great move and to reunite Callahan with Fangio is a perfect move.
-Jeff Heuerman-TE: The Broncos re-signed Heuerman, who showed some flashes at times last year. He has been injured throughout his career, but it was a solid move to bring him back.
-Zach Kerr-DT: Kerr is another player to re-sign with Denver. Kerr brings depth to the defensive line, and you can never have enough depth and big bodies in that unit, so it was nice to bring back a familiar face.
Signed:
-Bryce Callahan-CB: Callahan had a breakout season last year in Chicago under Vic Fangio, so it made sense for him to come to Denver. Callahan helps bolster the Broncos secondary and joins newly signed Kareem Jackson and longtime Bronco Chris Harris in that group. This is a great move and to reunite Callahan with Fangio is a perfect move.
-Jeff Heuerman-TE: The Broncos re-signed Heuerman, who showed some flashes at times last year. He has been injured throughout his career, but it was a solid move to bring him back.
-Zach Kerr-DT: Kerr is another player to re-sign with Denver. Kerr brings depth to the defensive line, and you can never have enough depth and big bodies in that unit, so it was nice to bring back a familiar face.
Thursday, March 14, 2019
Broncos Free Agency Moves
The Broncos started free agency with a number of moves to improve their roster. Here are my thoughts on the signings the Broncos have made so far....
1) Kareem Jackson-CB: Jackson comes over from Houston and he will be a starter opposite of Chris Harris Jr. Jackson can play outside corner, slot corner, nickel, and even some safety. The Broncos essentially swapped Jackson for Bradley Roby, who left to go to the Texans.
2) Ju'Wuan James-RT: James comes over from Miami and the Broncos gave him a massive deal at RT. Hopefully, this finally solves the revolving door at RT for the Broncos. James comes off his best year last season.
1) Kareem Jackson-CB: Jackson comes over from Houston and he will be a starter opposite of Chris Harris Jr. Jackson can play outside corner, slot corner, nickel, and even some safety. The Broncos essentially swapped Jackson for Bradley Roby, who left to go to the Texans.
2) Ju'Wuan James-RT: James comes over from Miami and the Broncos gave him a massive deal at RT. Hopefully, this finally solves the revolving door at RT for the Broncos. James comes off his best year last season.
Tuesday, March 5, 2019
Broncos Free Agency Primer
As we head into March, free agency will get going in then NFL next week, and there will be trades, signings, and more draft chatter as a result. Since this is the calm before the storm, let's do a quick mailbag about what the Broncos might do once free agency starts.....
What are the positions that the Broncos need to address in free agency?
The Broncos need to address Inside Linebacker, Cornerback, Safety, Offensive Line, and Tight End. Those are the spots they should be looking at. The top players in those spots include C.J. Mosley, Kwon Alexander, Jordan Hicks, and Denzel Perryman. The top CBs available are: Ronald Darby, Bryce Callahan, Pierre Desir, Kareem Jackson, and Steven Nelson. The top Safety players available include Landon Collins, Adrian Amos, Earl Thomas, Ha-Ha Clinton-Dix, and Lamarcus Joyner. The Broncos might go the bargain-basement route, but I would start with trying to get one of those free agents into the fold.
What players are the Broncos in danger of losing in free agency?
The Broncos are going to let Matt Paradis hit the market, and I think they will lose him to free agency. I think he will get a better deal out on the open market. I also think that the Broncos will lose Shaq Barrett. I think Barrett wants a chance to be a starter, and he will find a deal that gives him that once the market opens next week. I think Bradley Roby will get paid out of necessity, and I think his contract numbers will be too high and he will walk. I think Shane Ray will leave as well, but Ray never made a big impact in his time in Denver. Jeff Heuerman could go as well, but I would like to see him stay, but he might get a big deal somewhere else.
What happens with Case Keenum and Brandon Marshall?
I think the Broncos will try to trade Keenum, but I think they will eventually release him. They will eat the $7 million in dead cap money, but they will save $10 million. I think Marshall will be let go as well after not coming up with a restructured cap number.
Will the Broncos trade for Antonio Brown?
It is has been reported that the Broncos will try to trade for Brown, but I would be shocked if they made this move. I just don't see it happening. I think the Broncos are better off without him. They don't need Brown's bullshit on this team. Emmanuel Sanders is coming back, and the trio of Courtland Sutton, Tim Patrick, and Daesean Hamilton is young and promising.
What are the positions that the Broncos need to address in free agency?
The Broncos need to address Inside Linebacker, Cornerback, Safety, Offensive Line, and Tight End. Those are the spots they should be looking at. The top players in those spots include C.J. Mosley, Kwon Alexander, Jordan Hicks, and Denzel Perryman. The top CBs available are: Ronald Darby, Bryce Callahan, Pierre Desir, Kareem Jackson, and Steven Nelson. The top Safety players available include Landon Collins, Adrian Amos, Earl Thomas, Ha-Ha Clinton-Dix, and Lamarcus Joyner. The Broncos might go the bargain-basement route, but I would start with trying to get one of those free agents into the fold.
What players are the Broncos in danger of losing in free agency?
The Broncos are going to let Matt Paradis hit the market, and I think they will lose him to free agency. I think he will get a better deal out on the open market. I also think that the Broncos will lose Shaq Barrett. I think Barrett wants a chance to be a starter, and he will find a deal that gives him that once the market opens next week. I think Bradley Roby will get paid out of necessity, and I think his contract numbers will be too high and he will walk. I think Shane Ray will leave as well, but Ray never made a big impact in his time in Denver. Jeff Heuerman could go as well, but I would like to see him stay, but he might get a big deal somewhere else.
What happens with Case Keenum and Brandon Marshall?
I think the Broncos will try to trade Keenum, but I think they will eventually release him. They will eat the $7 million in dead cap money, but they will save $10 million. I think Marshall will be let go as well after not coming up with a restructured cap number.
Will the Broncos trade for Antonio Brown?
It is has been reported that the Broncos will try to trade for Brown, but I would be shocked if they made this move. I just don't see it happening. I think the Broncos are better off without him. They don't need Brown's bullshit on this team. Emmanuel Sanders is coming back, and the trio of Courtland Sutton, Tim Patrick, and Daesean Hamilton is young and promising.
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