Tag: Phillip Lindsay
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3 takeaways from Broncos’ 31-3 loss to Saints: Offense struggles without QB; defense runs out of gas; why not postpone?
The Broncos didn’t stand a chance. With all four quarterbacks out due to third-stringer Jeff Driskel testing positive Thursday and Drew Lock, Brett Rypien and Blake Bortles being ruled ineligible by the NFL as close contacts, Denver played the Saints with no quarterback Sunday. This, of course, resulted in a 31-3 loss. Here’s three takeaways…
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‘I love Denver’: Broncos’ Garett Bolles shows growth as player, maturity as man in fourth season
On May 1, 208 days ago, Garett Bolles had to look at himself in the mirror. It was that day that Broncos general manager and President of Football Operations John Elway said publicly he was “frustrated with Garett” and the team declined to pick up his fifth-year option, making him a free agent following the…
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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…
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Broncos’ Phillip Lindsay supporting sister, Cheri, as she chases coaching dream
Phillip and Cheri Lindsay didn’t always get along. “Phil was a crybaby,” Cheri said of her younger brother, now a Broncos running back. “He’s going to hate that I said that, but, oh man, he was a crybaby.” But now, like most brothers and sisters, the two would do anything for each other, including helping…
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Broncos blog: Drew Lock limited at Thursday’s practice; Shurmur explains Lindsay situation; 5,700 fans allowed at Sunday’s game
After not participating in Wednesday’s practice, Drew Lock was limited during Thursday’s, splitting reps with backup Brett Rypien. Following Thursday’s practice, Lock spoke to the media and addressed his availability for Sunday’s game against the Dolphins. “I’m feeling better every day,” Lock said. “It’s been a good process so far with the doctors and all…
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Broncos’ offense might be young, but Drew Lock won’t accept that excuse
Drew Lock turned 24 Tuesday, making him one of eight current starting quarterbacks in the NFL under the age of 25, but the second-year Bronco no longer wants to talk about his or his offense’s youth and inexperience. “Like I said after the game, I’ll stop the young excuse,” Lock said Wednesday. “Any rep for…
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Off the field, this Denver Broncos player has a higher purpose
50 career starts at @KStateFB. 3-year team captain. His NFL dreams are about to come true… But OL Dalton Risner’s (@DaltonBigD71) impact stretches far beyond the football field. For more about Dalton’s foundation and community work, visit: https://t.co/BPvWSeRAod @RisnerUpF pic.twitter.com/h3QSAaJsZw — NFL (@NFL) April 24, 2019 The big kid from little Wiggins in northeast Colorado…