After you’ve read all of the other mock drafts, check out the strangest things that might happen in the first round. This mockery draft includes new National Anthem controversies, irrational fears, ridiculous controversies, bad puns and new mascots. Continue reading “MOCKING THE DRAFT: What NFL fans really want to see on Thursday night”
Author: Derek Kessinger
In an extended playoff drought, breaking Denver’s dry spell
15 months have passed since the Denver Broncos won Super Bowl 50. None of Denver’s four major teams have made the playoffs since then. Each team has a chance to break the drought, but none are guaranteed to do so.
Denver is no stranger to dry spells. We hide in the Rocky Mountains’ rain shadow, where the East Coast media can’t seem to find us. In between snowstorms, the last two decades have also included wildfires and water restrictions. Continue reading “In an extended playoff drought, breaking Denver’s dry spell”
Michael Malone must evolve if the Denver Nuggets are going to take the next step
In hindsight, some of Denver Nuggets coach Michael Malone’s decision making over the course of the 2016-17 season cost the Nuggets the playoffs. To turn into a contender, the Nuggets needs their coach to improve, or the Nuggets need to move on. Continue reading “Michael Malone must evolve if the Denver Nuggets are going to take the next step”
The Hope the Colorado Rockies are Selling this Year
I don’t believe the Colorado Rockies can break our hearts anymore. This team has disappointed its fans for too long to truly break anyone’s heart. If the Rockies lose 100 games this year, we’ll relish those last losses because the Rockies will have turned back into the pumpkin we knew they were. If this team barely misses the playoffs or loses a wildcard game, they’ll have exceeded all expectations. Continue reading “The Hope the Colorado Rockies are Selling this Year”
Then They Moved the Denver Broncos
The lack of concern over the relocation of the Chargers and Raiders might come back to bite other NFL fans and franchises. After all, there could be scenarios in the future, which cause the Broncos to move. Continue reading “Then They Moved the Denver Broncos”
Nuggets need an identity and unique style in Denver
With the Denver Nuggets entering a new era, it’s time to consider the team’s identity. An updated style would help the Mile High City rally around the Nuggets. Continue reading “Nuggets need an identity and unique style in Denver”
Cheering for Purple Calming As Baseball Season Nears
The Colorado Rockies are giving baseball fans something else to think about amid the barrage of political division in our country. While purple may be a mix of red and blue, it has the power to calm both sides. Continue reading “Cheering for Purple Calming As Baseball Season Nears”
After Patrick Roy burned the Colorado Avalanche down
The Colorado Avalanche are going to finish as one of the worst established NHL teams in history. With a new low for the franchise, the team is still wounded by Patrick Roy’s abandonment. Could the loss of Roy also hold the key to the future?
Continue reading “After Patrick Roy burned the Colorado Avalanche down”
Beyond The Colorado Buffaloes White Knight
The Colorado Buffaloes are going to miss the NCAA tournament despite a stellar season from Derrick White. The biggest problem with the Buffs may be the other seniors on the team. Continue reading “Beyond The Colorado Buffaloes White Knight”
Diagnosing Hope For the Colorado Rockies’ Depression
With a new sense of priorities, the Colorado Rockies enter Spring Training with an energized fan base. The Rockies may be moving from hopeless to hopeful in 2017. Continue reading “Diagnosing Hope For the Colorado Rockies’ Depression”
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