Tag: Mike Purcell
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Broncos injury report: Nose tackle Mike Purcell, guard Graham Glasgow questionable for Sunday’s home opener vs. Jets
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Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save ENGLEWOOD — The Broncos only have two players who will be questionable heading into Sunday’s game and that’s nose tackle Mike Purcell (knee) and right guard Graham Glasgow (illness). Coach Vic Fangio did add Friday that he feels “pretty good” about Purcell’s chances to play…
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Broncos training camp observations: Drew Lock, Teddy Bridgewater throw interceptions in 2-minute drill
ENGLEWOOD — The Broncos are a week into training camp and there appears to be no separation in the quarterback battle, as both threw interceptions in the 2-minute drill Wednesday. Here are the top observations from Wednesday’s practice: QB battle update: Lock, Bridgewater throw interceptions The most notable sequence of the day came in the final…
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Broncos training camp observations: Rookie OLB Jonathon Cooper standing out on and off field
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ENGLEWOOD — The Broncos put on pads for the first time this training camp Tuesday, allowing a new running back and a rookie outside linebacker to stand out. Here are the top observations of the Broncos training camp Day 6: Star of the day: RB Mike Boone Few players starred during Tuesday’s practice, but new…
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Broncos training camp observations: OLB Bradley Chubb participates in team drills for first time
ENGLEWOOD — Star outside linebacker Bradley Chubb participated in team drills for the first time during Broncos training camp Monday, while rookie cornerback Pat Surtain II got his first interception of camp. Here’s the top observations from Day 5: Star of the day: OLB Bradley Chubb Chubb didn’t do anything flashy during Monday’s practice, but he…
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Broncos OTAs observations: Teddy Bridgewater building chemistry; right tackle is a four-man battle; Aaron Rodgers trade incoming?
Broncos coach Vic Fangio isn’t holding anything back for new quarterback Teddy Bridgewater. Despite Tuesday only being Bridgewater’s fourth day practicing with the team, Fangio said they’ve given him “a pretty good bit” of the playbook. And as a six-year NFL veteran, it’s nothing he can’t handle. “I saw an improvement in him today and…
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Broncos OTAs observations: Lock, Bridgewater prepare for competition; Gordon, Fuller absent; Bolles building off 2020 season
Don’t expect the Broncos to name a starting quarterback any time soon. With the first day of organized team activities behind them, the competition between Drew Lock and Teddy Bridgewater is officially underway. But coach Vic Fangio said Monday that no one should take much stock into how either performs the next several weeks during …
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New Bronco Shamar Stephen hopes to be part of ‘dominant defense’ in Denver
When Shamar Stephen signed a one-year deal with the Broncos on Tuesday, he wasn’t sure what his role would be on a roster full of defensive talent. But this didn’t matter to the 30-year-old defensive tackle, who has spent seven years in the NFL and started 31 games in Minnesota the last two seasons. He…
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Broncos add depth to D-line, sign Vikings veteran Shamar Stephen
Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save The Broncos added depth to its defensive line Tuesday, signing Minnesota defensive lineman Shamar Stephen, a source confirmed to The Gazette. What Sam Darnold’s trade to Carolina means for Broncos Stephen, 30, comes to Denver with seven years of experience, playing in Minnesota from 2014-17,…
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Broncos blog: Vic Fangio says Von Miller is ‘progressing well,’ gives no timetable on return
Could Von Miller make an appearance this season? Broncos coach Vic Fangio won’t say for sure, but the eight-time Pro Bowler could be back sooner than expected after suffering what was considered to be a season-ending tendon injury in the ankle area Sept. 11. “I think he’s progressing well,” Fangio said. “It’s still too early…
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Broncos top Dolphins as Vic Fangio, Denver’s defense frustrate Tua Tagovailoa
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Justin Simmons doesn’t believe in “Fitzmagic.” The Broncos safety ended any hope of a Dolphins’ (6-4) comeback victory Sunday, coming up with a game-sealing interception in the end zone with 1:10 remaining and giving Denver (4-6) a 20-13 win. It was only 14 plays earlier that Broncos running back Melvin Gordon had fumbled at the 1-yard…