Alright apountry, rookie running back Phillip Lindsay has been a standout running back for Denver this season and one could say, has stolen the hearts of fans early on. Lindsay made headlines earlier this season after he reached out to get the OK from Broncos Hall of Famer Terrell Davis to wear his No. 30.
Fans seemed to have a mixed reaction to this news as TD has a special place in Denver, bringing two Super Bowl titles to town. You are either against the idea of Lindsay rocking TD’s old No. 30 because you think it should be retired by the Broncos, or you are for it and love seeing No. 30 back on the field. I can see both sides of this argument, but feel Davis’ No. 30 should be retired by the Broncos. Lindsay could honor TD another way, with the classic Mile High Salute from years past.
This did get me thinking of the other great Broncos that are in the Ring of Fame. Who deserves to have their number retired more? Randy Gradishar (53),Karl Mecklenburg (77), Steve Atwater (27),Rod Smith (80),Shannon Sharpe (84), Champ Bailey (24) orTerrell Davis (30)?
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Quick Hits
+Kickin’ it with Kiz: Letap make a deal! Broncos swap Demaryius Thomas for lightly used defensive back. Good idea?
+Broncos Game Plan: How Denver matches against Baltimore, injury report and predictions
+Broncos Journal: Phillip Lindsay debunking narrative of smaller running backs
+Broncos take early NFL lead in third-down stop rate: “We’re hungry for the ball.”
+Broncos Briefs: Offense looks for faster start; Veldheer cleared from concussion protocol
+Broncos podcast: All eyes on quarterback Case Keenum for first road test at Ravens
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Parting Shot
Larry Fitzgerald stops press interview surrounded by reporters to watch Tiger Woods drain eagle putt at Tour Championship
Reporters ask for a play-by-play in his best golf voice. Fitzgerald gave them what they asked for after Woods’ eagle putt dropped. “Come on, come on, come on… Yes sir, my boy!” Read more…
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