Q&A with Ron Milus - With the Broncos’ first 11 games coming against Pro Bowl quarterbacks, the front office put a heavy emphasis on adding depth and competition to the secondary group, a unit led by Secondary Coach Ron Milus.  The team began its free agent signings by bringing in ninth-year safety Mike Adams, then followed that up by adding veteran cornerbacks Tracy Porter and Drayton Florence.  Read more from Denver Broncos >>>>

Prater Ready to Kick Off 2012 Season - The Broncos rewarded kicker Matt Prater for his record-setting 2011 season with a new four-year contract on Monday.  “It feels amazing,” Prater said. “It’s something I’ve worked for since I was a little kid. Throughout the process it was kind of tough especially once practice and everything starts, I wanted to be there. In the end, I knew it was going to get done. The Broncos made it pretty easy and my agent did a great job so it wasn’t too bad of a process. I’m excited to be back. I’m very thankful to (Owner) Mr. Bowlen, (Executive V.P. of Football Operations John) Elway, the entire organization, the fans and everybody involved. It’s awesome to be out here.”  Read more from Denver Broncos >>>>

Defensive Flaws Denver Broncos Must Fix ASAP - After finishing the 2011 season 8-8, the Denver Broncos are hoping to improve their defensive line and record in 2012. With new defensive coordinator Jack Del Rio at the helm and Von Miller coming off his Defensive Rookie of the Year season, the defense is pushing closer to returning to the Orange Crush days.  Read more from Bleacher Report >>>>

Former Bronco Rick Upchurch Battling Cancer - Former Denver Bronco Rick Upchurch was the best punt returner in the NFL at one time. During his NFL career, he led the league in punt return average three times and in punt return touchdowns three times. During his stint with the Broncos (1975-1983), he made it to the Pro Bowl four times.  Now the former wide receiver and special teams all-star is battling cancer and raising money for his chemotherapy treatments.  Read more from Predominantly Orange >>>>

Little Known Broncos Facts: Opening Day (2000s & 2010s) - I have a feeling that most Broncos fans see the 2000s and the 2010s as something of a failed experiment for their beloved team — and may be seeing that decade (plus two seasons) through the filter of that awful 4-12-0 2010 season. The decade plus two of the 2000s has been a time of great upheaval and change for the Broncos. From the retirement of Elway following the 1998 season, change has seemed to be the only constant.   Read more from Mile High Report >>>>