Posted Fri Dec 7th by Jon Heath
During NFL Network‘s broadcast of Denver’s 26-13 win over Oakland on Thursday Night Football, commentators Mike Mayock and Brad Nessler stumbled and and mis-pronounced players’ names throughout the game. Nessler made a mistake other announcers have made this season by referring to return specialist Trindon Holliday as “Hall-a-way.” But even more noticeable, and far more annoying, was Mayock […]
Posted Sun Nov 11th by Jon Heath
Now that was a team victory. The Denver Broncos (6-3) defeated the Carolina Panthers (2-7) by a score of 36-14 on Sunday, despite scoring only two offensive touchdowns. Led by a defensive unit that recorded seven sacks, two interceptions and scored nine points, the Broncos’ offense was merely a compliment to their explosive special teams […]
Posted Wed Nov 7th by Jon Heath
Following Denver’s 31-23 victory of Cincinnati, Broncos‘ return specialist Trindon Holliday has been named the AFC Special Teams Player of the Week, the team announced on Wednesday.  Holliday (5-5, 169 lbs.), the smallest player in franchise history, is a second-year specialist who was claimed off waivers by the team in October. Holliday’s 105-yard touchdown return against […]
Posted Mon Oct 29th by Ian Henson
It has most definitely been a rough few weeks for Denver Broncos linebacker Joe Mays. First the NFL stomped him with a $50,000 fine and a one game suspension for a helmet-to-helmet hit on Houston Texans quarterback Matt Schaub; then he lost his starting job to Keith Brookings midst reports that plays were not being translated from the coordinator […]
Posted Thu Oct 11th by Jon Heath
The Denver Broncos on Thursday were awarded wide receiver/returner Trindon Holliday off waivers from Houston, the team announced.  To make room for Holliday, the team waived rookie safety Duke Ihenahco. Holliday (5-5, 169 lbs.) is the shortest player to ever appear on the team’s active roster, joining the Broncos after being released by the Texans last week. […]
Posted Wed Mar 3rd by Mr.East
Yet again the combine “official” timing is under question. C.J. Spiller ran an unofficial 4.27 but somehow the official time was a full tenth slower. [PFT] Bill Williamson takes a shot at draft prospects for the AFC West teams. [ESPN] Another victim of the timing issue was USC safety Taylor Mays. Mays ran an unofficial 4.24 and the […]
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Published on 12/07/2012 at Fri Dec 07 12:41. 13 Comments
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