Got a link worth sharing? Email broncotalk AT gmail (dot) com! The Broncos are giving ex-Packer/Titan/Chief QB Ingle Martin a workout. Chris Simms might be out a bit longer than we’d hoped. [The Tennessean] [via] Seven players missing from Tuesday practice, including DL Marcus Thomas. [Denver Post] Some great quotes from Floyd Little on his […]

There are plenty of Broncos who are unjustly absent from the Pro Football Hall of Fame. Randy Gradishar, Louis Wright, and more recently Terrell Davis and Shannon Sharpe have all been denied induction into Canton’s hallowed halls. But in my humble opinion, Floyd Little has always been the grossest error of them all. Today, a […]

Among the lists of greatest to play the game, former Bronco Floyd Little always gets overlooked.  [Rocky Mountain News] Owner Pat Bowlen is very pleased with the team’s early 2008 success.  [RMN] Eddie Royal was “very limited” in practice Thursday.  [ESPN] Shanahan wants to see better third down conversion to help convert more points.  [RMN] […]

Scouts Inc. looks at the tape, loves on Cutler, and compares him and Clady to greatness.  [ESPN] Cutler and Dumervil agree – Clady looks to be special.  [Denver Post] Floyd Little and Randy Gradishar are again denied what they so well deserve.  [DPO] How to compensate for Brandon Marshall‘s suspension.  [Rocky Mountain News] SI’s season […]

Kyle Shanahan is well on his way to climbing the NFL coaching ranks. [Rocky Mountain News] Alex Gibbs just can’t seem to find it in himself to retire these days.  [Rocky Mountain News] Floyd Little is among other retired players involved in a new NFL screening program to help keep themselves healthy.  [seattlepi.com] Jay Cutler […]

The Broncos only chance for years was #44. Part 2 of 6 Floyd Douglas Little was born on the Fourth of July in the year 1942 in New Haven, Connecticut. After having a very successful 3-year stint as an All-American at Syracuse, he was the 6th overall selection by the Denver Broncos in 1967. No […]

The 45th Class of the Pro Football Hall of Fame was inducted this weekend, and for the 44th time, the Denver Broncos were not represented in the hallowed hall (and no, I’m not counting Tony Dorsett or Willie Brown). Among the teams that entered the league before 1995, only the Atlanta Falcons, the historically weakest […]