DenverPost.com’s sounding board for enthusiasts of the Denver Broncos reenters the blogosphere this week, just in time for tonight’s preseason opener against the Lions at Detroit. You can find “All Things Broncos” in , and it will be updated throughout the season.
Having last appeared during Jan. 22 with Denver Post staff columnist Jim Armstrong sharing his observations from the press box, “All Things Broncos” starts a new season with a stock of news and notes from The Post’s Broncos reporters, Mike Klis and Bill Williamson.
At times, team-related tidbits wander beyond the sports page, so we’ll be sure to include some of those items that might have escaped you. In addition, the blog will scour cyberspace in search of Broncos-related minutiae pertaining to division rivals and upcoming games.
The Denver Post’s Broncos blog owes a debt to “Dove Valley Days,” which is a midday update provided by Klis and Williamson including news, notes and anecdotes from training camp. These update typically hit our Broncos and Sports pages at 3 p.m., although the Broncos-Lions game interferes with the daily schedule until Sunday.
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| Broncos rookie Mike Bell has been named the starter at running back for tonight’s preseason opener at Detroit. |
To visit the archive of Dove Valley Days updates, which started July 28, .
Also, the Broncos Mailbag on DenverPost.com will begin its seventh consecutive season next month in conjunction with the start of the regular season. Williamson will take your questions each week and respond to the pick of the litter in this weekly Q&A.
Are you ready for some football? Since midsummer, we’ve been ticking and tocking in anticipation of tonight’s preseason opener with a virtual countdown, front and center, to the second, on our Broncos Page. The countdown dissolves tonight at 5:30 MDT come kickoff at Ford Field.
Log on, all ye faithful. ‘Tis the preseason.
An online exclusive that runs each Friday, examines the memorable, less visible and lighthearted aspects of Colorado’s sports landscape. DenverPost.com sports producer Bryan Boyle can be reached at bboyle@denverpost.com.
From the columns
“Proudly wearing USA across his chest, forward Carmelo Anthony sprawled for a loose basketball with disregard for his health or the hefty $80 million investment made in him by the Nuggets. He got hurt.”
From the mailbags
“There’s no question that the future of the franchise rests on the development of the young players. If the kids get good, the team will be transformed for years to come. If they bust, the franchise will be trapped in a vicious cycle, not unlike the Pirates, Royals and Devil Rays.”
From the message boards
“The Broncos organization has been to 6 Superbowls (won 2), 8 AFC Championship games (won 6) and has been a competitive team constantly in the playoffs since the late 70s. Yet we have only 1 hall of famer?” — Savviest
From the online exclusives
“All Things Broncos” has reentered the blogosphere, cataloging news and notes from Denver Post staff writers Mike Klis and Bill Williamson. This blog also showcases team-related minutiae pertaining to division rivals and upcoming games throughout the season.
A look back
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Jay Cutler’s quarterback roots were sewn in Indiana, where he never lost a regular-season game in high school. To read a profile of Santa Claus’ gift to the Broncos, . |
