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QBs Aside, Broncos Know Denver Starts With D « CBS Denver cbslocal





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QBs Aside, Broncos Know Denver Starts With D « CBS Denver

QBs Aside, Broncos Know Denver Starts With D « CBS Denver
QBs Aside, Broncos Know Denver Starts With D « CBS Denver
DENVER (The Sports Xchange) – The retirement of Peyton Manning and free-agent departure of Brock Osweiler left the defending Super Bowl champion Denver Broncos with only one proven quarterback — John Elway, the team's 56-year-old general manager and member of the Pro Football Hall of Fame.He was around when the Broncos last went through a similar transition — at least to get his Super Bowl ring when he retired after the 1998 season — and watched the remnants of his former team plunge from first to worst with Brian Griese moving in at quarterback.But this time it is a different scene.


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Sports Authority to Sell Denver Broncos Stadium Naming Rights

Sports Authority to Sell Denver Broncos Stadium Naming Rights
Sports Authority to Sell Denver Broncos Stadium Naming Rights
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No Bids Yet For Broncos Stadium Naming Rights, Deadline Extended Again « CBS Denver

No Bids Yet For Broncos Stadium Naming Rights, Deadline Extended Again « CBS Denver
No Bids Yet For Broncos Stadium Naming Rights, Deadline Extended Again « CBS Denver
By Mark AckermanDENVER (CBS4) – No bidders have stepped forward yet in a bankruptcy court auction for the naming rights for Sports Authority Field at Mile High.The company hired to auction off the naming rights, Hilco Streambank, has extended the deadline for bids yet again to Monday at 9:59 p.m.A successful bid would secure naming rights for the home of the Broncos through the 2020/2021 season.The Hilco Streambank website says because the naming rights contract dates back to Invesco in 2001, the contract would be far below current market rates — an annual value of $3 million.


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