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We asked Chargers Wire five questions ahead of tonight’s game against the Broncos.
Ahead of the Denver Broncos’ Monday Night Football showdown with the Los Angeles Chargers tonight, we asked Gavino Borquez of Chargers Wire five questions about the Bolts and their matchup against Denver.
Check out our questions and Gavino’s answers below!
We asked Texans Wire five questions about Houston ahead of Sunday’s showdown with the Broncos.
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Ahead of the Denver Broncos’ game against the Houston Texans this weekend, we asked Mark Lane of Texans Wire five questions about Houston and their showdown with Denver on Sunday.
Check out our questions and Mark’s answers below!
We have some more clarity as we emerge from the spring, but there’s a lot more to be learned as LSU heads into the summer.
LSU had its spring game on Saturday, marking the end of the first spring practice with coach [autotag]Brian Kelly[/autotag] at the helm.
The quarterbacks have been the biggest discussion point all spring and that won’t change as we move toward the fall. There are also some areas where we have more clarity now, such as the offensive line and linebacker rooms.
In the secondary, it looks like [autotag]Greg Brooks Jr.[/autotag] and [autotag]Joe Foucha[/autotag], both Louisiana natives who transferred from Arkansas, are emerging as leaders.
However, there are plenty of questions that remain as Kelly has only been on the job for a few months. Much of spring practice was about solidifying the transition and installing the new playbooks.
On top of that, there could still be some players yet to come and go. After spring, players could have a better idea of their situation at a given school and elect to transfer. That could kick off a second round of transfers, and LSU still has a couple of roster spots left to use.
It’ll be a long time until we see LSU out on the field again, which means a lot can change before LSU takes the field against Florida State in New Orleans. Here are some remaining questions as it gears up for the break during the summer.
We asked Seahawks Wire five questions about Russell Wilson and Drew Lock following the Broncos’ blockbuster trade.
The Denver Broncos and Seattle Seahawks have agreed to terms on a blockbuster trade that will send quarterback Russell Wilson to Denver.
Broncos fans are obviously thrilled about the trade, but how are Seahawks fans feeling? We asked Tim Weaver of Seahawks Wire five questions about the trade and Seattle’s perspective.
We asked @TheRaidersWire five questions about the Raiders ahead of their showdown with the Broncos this weekend.
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Ahead of the Denver Broncos’ game against the Las Vegas Raiders this weekend, we asked Marcus Mosher of Raiders Wire five questions about Las Vegas and Sunday’s AFC West showdown. Here are our questions and Mosher’s answers!
We asked @TheEaglesWire five questions about the Eagles ahead of today’s game against the Broncos.
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Ahead of the Denver Broncos’ game against the Philadelphia Eagles in Week 10, we asked Glenn Erby of Eagles Wire five questions about Philly. Check out our questions and Glenn’s answers below!
We asked @washington_wire five questions about the #WFT ahead of Sunday’s game against the #Broncos.
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Ahead of the Denver Broncos’ game against the Washington Football Team, we asked Bryan Manning of Washington Wire five questions about the WFT and Sunday’s showdown in Denver. Here are our questions and Manning’s answers!
We asked @TheBrownsWire five questions about the #Browns ahead of their #TNF clash with the #Broncos.
Ahead of the Denver Broncos’ game against the Cleveland Browns on “Thursday Night Football,” we asked Jared Mueller of Browns Wire five questions about Denver’s opponent and Thursday’s game. Here are our questions and Jared’s answers!
We asked Ravens Wire five things about Baltimore and their showdown with the Broncos this week.
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Ahead of Sunday’s game, we asked Kevin Oestreicher of Ravens Wire five questions about Baltimore and their showdown with the Denver Broncos. Check out our questions and Kevin’s answers below!
Here’s what Broncos fans should know about the Lions going into Sunday’s game.
Ahead of the Broncos’ game against the Lions in Week 16, we spoke with Jeff Risdon of Lions Wire about the Detroit-based team and what fans in Denver should expect on Sunday. Here are our questions and Jeff’s answers.
It’s doubtful unless Stafford’s back injury is truly debilitating. He was having a phenomenal 2019 before breaking bones in his back, the second year in a row he’s had fractured vertebrae (in different parts of the back). He’s still only 31 and remains blessed with one of the best arms the NFL has ever seen. As long as the team — and Stafford — are confident in his health, he’s going to remain the unquestioned starter for as long as he wants to be in Detroit.
Sloter hasn’t had a chance to prove himself yet. He’s firmly behind David Blough, a guy the Lions traded for and are still high on despite his spotty play of late. His best hope is to show enough in practices to get brought back on a futures deal and compete for the No. 3 job in 2020.
Slay hasn’t typically shadowed anyone on a full-time basis. The Lions do use him in that capacity in critical situations, though. Hopefully there will be some of those in the game and we get to watch what the talented guys do against one another. The team is trying to evaluate rookie Amani Oruwariye too and he’s shown some ability, so look for that matchup too.
Von Miller, easily. The Lions sorely lack a pass rusher who can win 1-on-1. Miller is arguably the best in the NFL at doing just that. He’s the kind of talent who elevates the impact of those around him. Detroit has a pretty solid collection of talent on defense when everyone is healthy, but they desperately lack the alpha dog to lead them. That’s Miller.
What’s left of the Lions is barely an expansion roster. There will be exactly four Week 1 starters on the field on offense, three of them on the OL. The talent drain from injuries is incredible, and that doesn’t even broach the astonishingly inept defensive scheme that passively allows every quarterback to post a QB Rating over 110 since Week 6. Broncos 36, Lions 17.
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