Tag: Pro Football Hall Of Fame Inductees
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Denver Broncos Hall of Famer Floyd Little dies at 78
Former Broncos running back and Hall of Famer Floyd Little died, the Pro Football Hall of Fame announced Saturday. He was 78. Little was considered one of the greatest players in Broncos history, being inducted in the Broncos Ring of Fame in its first year in 1984. “Everyone with the Denver Broncos family is heartbroken…
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Broncos blog: Simmons named Broncos Walter Payton Man of the Year; Darian Stewart retires; McCaffrey’s expected to miss Sunday’s game
Safety Justin Simmons was selected as the Broncos’ Walter Payton NFL Man of the Year, an award which recognizes a player for his outstanding leadership both on the field and in the community. This is the second straight year Simmons has been nominated by the Broncos, joining Wesley Woodyard, Champ Bailey and Rod Smith as the only Broncos…
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Pat Bowlen’s daughters release statement on state of Broncos, indicate ‘timely transition’
Beth Bowlen Wallace, the daughter of former Denver Broncos owner Pat Bowlen, released a statement to The Denver Post on Wednesday on the state of the organization. Bowlen Wallace and her sister Amie Klemmer are suing the Broncos trustees of her father’s estate, claiming their father lacked capacity when the trust was changed in 2009 —…
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Denver Broncos Hall of Famer Floyd Little in hospice care, according to former teammate
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Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save Former Denver Bronco and Hall of Fame running back Floyd Little is in hospice care after battling cancer since May, according to his former Syracuse teammate Patrick Killorin. Killorin shared the news on Facebook on Saturday night. “Today we are going to talk about a…