One thing that is obvious, is that the players are fighting for Vance Joseph. They have not given up on him.

How much concern is there over the Chris Harris Jr. injury?

Mark explains goes deep into explain why Phillip Lindsay is so good. Mark also compares him to running backs that he once blocked for.

One thing that is obvious, is that the players are fighting for Vance Joseph. They have not given up on him.
How much concern is there over the Chris Harris Jr. injury?
Mark explains goes deep into explain why Phillip Lindsay is so good. Mark also compares him to running backs that he once blocked for.

Spend your morning tapping into the wealth of sport knowledge from three-time Super Bowl champion and former Broncos offensive lineman Mark “Stink” Schlereth and longtime Denver sports radio voice Mike Evans. Schlereth spent 12 seasons in the NFL, earning two trips to the Pro Bowl and winning a Super Bowl with the Redskins and two with the Broncos. He’s also a longtime NFL analyst for ESPN and supporting cast member of “Ballers” on HBO. Evans has graced the sports radio airwaves for two decades, 15 years in Denver. He’s a proud graduate of Syracuse University.

Spend your morning tapping into the wealth of sport knowledge from three-time Super Bowl champion and former Broncos offensive lineman Mark “Stink” Schlereth and longtime Denver sports radio voice Mike Evans. Schlereth spent 12 seasons in the NFL, earning two trips to the Pro Bowl and winning a Super Bowl with the Redskins and two with the Broncos. He’s also a longtime NFL analyst for ESPN and supporting cast member of “Ballers” on HBO. Evans has graced the sports radio airwaves for two decades, 15 years in Denver. He’s a proud graduate of Syracuse University.

Schlereth and Evans

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