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Showing posts with label Bradley Roby. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Bradley Roby. Show all posts
Sunday, November 15, 2015
GameDay Baby! Leggo! Mile High CR3W
Sunday, September 20, 2015
Broncos Defense Jumps on Peyton's Rally, Finish Chiefs off
ENGLEWOOD, Colo. - After leading the 11th fourth-quarter or overtime game-winning or -tying drive in his +Denver Broncos career and eclipsing the 70,000 career-passing mark, it's easy to see why quarterback Peyton Manning says that Thursday's stunning 31-24 win over divisional foe +Kansas City Chiefs is one he'll never forget.
"To win a division game on the road, [in] a great atmosphere," said Manning. "This place is always just a great place to play football and the crowd was rocking tonight and they were into it. I thought it was two really good teams battling out there and we were real fortunate to come up on top. But this is one that you'll always remember. Certainly the way it ended."
Manning isn't exaggerating about the Broncos' wild ending, either. H/T - +The Denver Post
Saturday, September 19, 2015
Broncos Offense Clicks at right time, defense pounces on its Chances to Stun AFC West foe, Chiefs, in Thriller
With the Broncos trailing 14-0, criticism of Manning could be heard from Arrowhead Stadium to old Mile High. Legends, outside of John Elway, rarely exit on their own terms. There's an awkward dance of diminished skills and hurt feelings. Manning will leave someday. But not on this day.
"This guy took a lot of (bleep) this week," coach Gary Kubiak said as he gave Manning a game ball, as shown on postgame video posted online by the Broncos.
Manning beat the Chiefs for a ninth consecutive time — no other quarterback has done that — and the Broncos won their 13th consecutive division road game, an NFL record... H/T +The Denver Post - Original (rest of story) click here
The "DENVERS" are just getting out of idle...
" ... game tied at 24, but the Denvers weren't done yet!"
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Wednesday, March 25, 2015
Sunday, May 11, 2014
What's your thoughts on the Draft and the First few Rounds by our Beloved Denver Broncos, Broncos Country & CR3W?
P.S. +BRONCOS CR3W is elated with the talent that still sat at the top in Rounds 1 and 2. LOVE the 4th rounder from +LSU Football. Roby will grow to be a man and show his incredible talent and explosive athleticism. Hard to say the second rounder from +Indiana University Football, Latimer can be a poor man's "Baybay" Thomas and that is a great thing! Practically impossible to mimic Demaryius. Things have gone better in Mile High the 2014 Offseason than anywhere in the +NFL. Very lil room to improve on a Lamar Hunt trophy and they've found a way to do that, and more. "Elway Effect" Let's get to work!
+BRONCOS CR3W
Gray Caldwell
Editor, +Denver Broncos.com Team Media
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ENGLEWOOD, Colo. -- For the fourth consecutive draft, the Broncos have gone defense with their first pick.
With the 31st overall selection in the 2014 NFL Draft, the Broncos took former +Ohio State Buckeyes cornerback, +Bradley Roby.
The 5-foot-11, 194-pound defensive back was a starter in all 37 games he played throughout his tenure with the Buckeyes.
For his career, he intercepted eight passes and broke up 36 more, ranking third in school history with 226 interception return yards. He returned two of those for touchdowns and scored a total of five touchdowns on defense and special teams.
At the NFL Scouting Combine, he registered a 4.39-second 40-yard dash, and told reporters that he "definitely" believes he can be a shutdown corner at the next level.
"I think that’s something I bring to the table to any team and I plan to show that to whatever team drafts me," Roby said.
He was named All-Big Ten by coaches and media and a third-team All-American by Athlons in his final collegiate season after notching 69 tackles, 16 passes defensed -- including three interceptions -- and two blocked punts.
He joins Aqib Talib, former +Kansas Jayhawks CB, as the second cornerback the Broncos have added this offseason.
After the pick, Executive Vice President of Football Operations/General Manager John Elway gave his thoughts on the newest Bronco.
Denver Broncos Draft CB Roby in First Round
Contributions from +Marleigh Crews+BRONCOS CR3W
Gray Caldwell
Editor, +Denver Broncos.com Team Media
Follow Gray on Twitter
ENGLEWOOD, Colo. -- For the fourth consecutive draft, the Broncos have gone defense with their first pick.
With the 31st overall selection in the 2014 NFL Draft, the Broncos took former +Ohio State Buckeyes cornerback, +Bradley Roby.
The 5-foot-11, 194-pound defensive back was a starter in all 37 games he played throughout his tenure with the Buckeyes.
For his career, he intercepted eight passes and broke up 36 more, ranking third in school history with 226 interception return yards. He returned two of those for touchdowns and scored a total of five touchdowns on defense and special teams.
At the NFL Scouting Combine, he registered a 4.39-second 40-yard dash, and told reporters that he "definitely" believes he can be a shutdown corner at the next level.
"I think that’s something I bring to the table to any team and I plan to show that to whatever team drafts me," Roby said.
He was named All-Big Ten by coaches and media and a third-team All-American by Athlons in his final collegiate season after notching 69 tackles, 16 passes defensed -- including three interceptions -- and two blocked punts.
He joins Aqib Talib, former +Kansas Jayhawks CB, as the second cornerback the Broncos have added this offseason.
After the pick, Executive Vice President of Football Operations/General Manager John Elway gave his thoughts on the newest Bronco.
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