Former Denver Broncos’ star to open a restaurant in Grand Junction - Vance Johnson, one of the Broncos’ “Three Amigos” alongside Mark Jackson and Ricky Nattiel, is set to open Vance’s Epicurious near First and Grand in Grand Junction in Smashburger’s former location. He also owns VJ’s Outlaw Ribbs in Parachute.  Read more from the Denver Post >>>>

Q&A with Mike McCoy - Offensive Coordinator Mike McCoy has had quite the busy offseason.  When the Broncos signed free agent quarterback Peyton Manning, McCoy’s offense got an entirely new look.  A suddenly-changed offense is nothing new for McCoy to handle, as he proved last season when the Broncos switched starting quarterbacks after Week 5 and modified the offense to fit the strengths of Tim Tebow.  Read more from Denver Broncos >>>>

2012 Game-by-Game: Week 5 - In week five of the 2012 season, the Broncos travel to New England to take on the Patriots.  Read more from Denver Broncos >>>>

Q&A with Jeff Rodgers - Although often overlooked as a unit, the Broncos special teams had their hands in key moments in many of the team’s 2011 victories.  Four of the team’s wins ended on the leg of kicker Matt Prater and punterBritton Colquitt helped keep opponents pinned deep in their own territories as he set franchise gross and net punting records.  Read more from Denver Broncos >>>>

Broncos’ Peyton Manning move latest roll of dice in NFL - In the span of less than 48 hours, two NBA point guards ticketed for the Hall of Fame — Steve Nash and Jason Kidd — joined teams desperate for a spark.  For the Los Angeles Lakers and New York Knicks, the hope is that Nash and Kidd will remain effective players despite their advanced age.  There’s risk here, of course. Dealing with a former star past his expiration date can be unpleasant business. All veterans want to go out like John Elway with the Denver Broncos. The reality is most go out like Joe Namath with the Los Angeles Rams.  Read more from NFL.com >>>>

Denver Broncos Kicker Lived Out Of A Hotel For Five Years Before Landing Huge Contract - The Denver Broncos turned heads this week when they signed kicker Matt Prater to a four-year, $13 million dollar contract that includes a $3 million dollar signing bonus.  The contract makes Prater the fifth highest-paid kicker in the NFL, despite the fact that his field goal percentage last season, 76%, was tied for 26th best in the league.  Read more from Business Insider >>>>

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