Denver

The last of a dying breed. Having been the longest tenured player on the Denver Broncos and the only holdover from the 2015 Super Bowl winning team, one player received some tough news on Tuesday.

A driver in Colorado tried to get out of a sure-to-be arrest by switching seats with his dog, which is almost as much an admission of guilt as saying "Yeah, I'm drunk."

There has been a ton of tough news around the sport of football over the past few weeks, and the world received another blow today as yet another former player has passed on.

An ugly loss Thursday night to the Indianapolis Colts turned even uglier Friday morning for the Denver Broncos as coach Nathaniel Hackett said left tackle Garett Bolles (leg/ankle) and cornerback Ronald Darby (knee) will miss the remainder of the season.

There have been a ton of big moves this offseason, and one of the blockbuster trades involving a veteran quarterback has landed a former Hawkeye on a new team.

Amidst the high level drama that occurred on Wednesday in the NFL, several other players also found new homes, including one area native.

The Denver Broncos have been amongst the most busy teams thus far this offseason. After trading for Russell Wilson this past week, the Broncos signed Randy Gregory to a massive contract, and also re-signed a former Hawkeye Linebacker at the core of their defense.

One of the first big dominoes to fall this NFL Offseason is the Russell Wilson trade from the Seattle Seahawks to the Denver Broncos. In some people's mind, the Broncos gave up quite a bit for just 1 position, but few understand just how good Wilson has been thus far in his career.

Some jackwagon in Denver drove by a house and spotted a little dog sitting in the front yard and walked up and stole it. The theft was caught on a doorbell camera.

A high school in Denver, Colorado has come under fire after a video was released of a cheer exercise that showed students crying out in pain.