Grab a cup of coffee, and if you’re me, that means an obscene amount of sweetener and creamer, and ease into your weekend swan song with this collection of Broncos-related news and nuggets.

On the team’s official website, an interview with offensive line coach Dave Magazu about the offseason, OL philosophy, and Ryan Clady’s impact.

Cincy Jungle has a brief mention of rumors that Bengals disgruntled quarterback Carson Palmer could be traded to Denver.

9news.com writes about this week’s high school combine held at Dove Valley, modeled after the NFL Scouting Combine for college prospects.

Broncos WR Rod Smith was inducted in the MIAA Hall of Fame reports The Joplin (MO) Globe.

Hawaii Reporter has reaction from a Denver Broncos board member about the Pro Bowl in Hawaii.  Earlier this week, Hawaii’s governor used the word “stupid” when talking about the Pro Bowl, which has drawn some criticism.

A former Bronco has reason to cheer for the Houston Astros, now that his son has been signed to the team.  My Fox Houston has the details.

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High five!  The unofficial start of summer is here…

And after a two-day hiatus, so are your Denver Broncos headlines.

Wide receiver Brandon Lloyd, just selected as the NFL’s 58th best player of 2011, shared his thoughts on his selection – among other things – with NFL Network.

Didn’t see Lloyd’s selection Sunday night?  Here it is, courtesy NFL.com.

Fox Sports on MSN catches up with players occupying themselves during the lockout, including Broncos offensive lineman Russ Hochstein.

The Denver Post writes this year’s offseason workouts could impact a team’s success in 2011.

So…does anybody want to star in Hard Knocks?  Jets Insider writes about the ongoing search and those that have rejected the offer.

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Tim Tebow worked out with teammates today. (Courtesy Jeffrey Beall)

So at this point anyone who writes about the NFL has essentially been relegated to TMZ star-gazing status.  The labor dispute has wiped out all the tasty news morsels of transactions, roster arranging, and injury watches and replaced them with, “guess who we spotted in sweats.”

Since that’s the way it is right now, the latest credible player sighting at Brian Dawkins’ 2% Body Fat Camp is big news. The Denver Post reports quarterback Tim Tebow was among the players who gathered to workout today.  The Post reports Tebow showed up an hour early at the South Suburban Sports Dome and fired passes to receiver Britt Davis and tight end Dan Gronkowski.

Tebow also reportedly spent about 15 minutes taking snaps from center J.D. Walton.  The young quarterback has said his off-season training is emphasizing taking snaps from under center…something he rarely did in college.

One of the things Tebow wasn’t able to do at today’s workout was spend time with Kyle Orton.  Orton didn’t make it to the training session, but attended last week’s sessions while Tebow was on the promotional circuit.