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Oshikoya Earns Award

March 3rd, 2011 - 3:49pm by Gray Caldwell

The Broncos training staff is raking in the awards this offseason.

In addition to Head Athletic Trainer Steve “Greek” Antonopulos receiving the Fain-Cain Award, as announced yesterday, Assistant Athletic Trainer Corey Oshikoya (above, right) was named the AFC Tim Davey Assistant Athletic Trainer of the Year by the Pro Football Athletic Trainers Society.

Oshikoya is the inaugural recipient of the honor, which recognizes one assistant athletic trainer form each conference.

The award is named after Tim Davey, a 33-year NFL veteran employee who worked as an athletic trainer for the New York Jets and in the league’s game operations department before his passing in 2010.

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117 Responses to “Oshikoya Earns Award”

  1. BroncoRoyaltyEst.1979 says:

    Thanks for the complement RBF1 much appreciated… I’ll talk with you all in awhile take care…

    -Royalty

  2. strandoftds says:

    1979, things are looking promising with this 7 day extension I`d say. I`m looking forward to signing a few key free agents.

  3. sndvl says:

    This extension means nothing to me. Just more ‘Talking the Talk’. Not enough ‘Walking the Walk’…. Get it together money makers. Please

  4. 1nOnlyTRB says:

    Im with sndvl on this. Chances are if it wasnt reached by deadline, 24 hours wont mean much. Only thing that shoulda made them come to an agreement was a crunch time deadline and that didnt work. This 24 hours just feel like false hope and more money for Lawyers and mediators who get paid large sums by the hour….

  5. 1nOnlyTRB says:

    Oh i missed the part that its 7days not 24 hours anymore. But i still believe the outcome is the same. And even tho the CBA deadline has been extended I dont think we can still acquire free agents? Hasnt the new year still started anyway or whatever? or can we? and even if we could, there is no one we care to get i dont think.

  6. Bro says:

    peterson with the number two pick please! there is a ton of depth at the dline position in this years draft! we can get good d line in 2-5 rounds! there is no way we can miss peterson!

  7. Mikeyb1203 says:

    Did anyone want to comment on my Fairley post?

  8. imready says:

    With so many teams needing a QB and so few first round QB’s coming out we may get high value for Orton if we decide to trade him. Maybe we could get Peterson and trade up to get an elite lineman also. I still say defensive tackle first and foremost, too many good QB’s just step up in the pocket to evade the outside rush of defensive ends, we need a disruptive force in the middle. If Zanders really was talking up Fairley big time, my guess is we won’t take him. Nobody wants to show their cards this early. Love the off season, so much drama!

  9. royalbroncofan1 says:

    Mikeyb1203:
    A tender is basically assigning a draft pick value to that player. Placing a tender guarentees that you will pay that player a certain amount depending on the tender, a low round tender is a low amount, and the highest is a first and third round tender. Once a player is tendered, your team not only has the right to match any offer made by another team, if another team offers more than your team is willing to pay, your team is awarded that teams draft picks based on the type of tender. So if I signed a player to a first round tender, and another team offered him more money than I wanted to pay, I would get that teams first round pick.

  10. henryac says:

    With the release of Bannon and Williams, it looks like the choice will be DT. If that is the choice, I personally hope they go with Dareus rather than Fairly. I live in the Southeast and watched both of them a number of times this year. Fairly is more disruptive, but sometimes its on both teams! Way too many calls for Late Hits, Unnecessary Roughness, Roughing the Quarterback, etc. Dareus is almost as disruptive but not nearly so much baggage. I think he will end up the better long term player of the two.

  11. royalbroncofan1 says:

    Mikeyb1203 – Yes, did see your post. Alot of fans do want to see us get a D- lineman including myself. I joined the Dareus bandwagon sometime back, but as we all know, depends on who the Panthers take.
    Now with the release of two D- lineman, looks like the writings on the wall. Either way we should come out of this with a great draft selection.

  12. 1nOnlyTRB says:

    Henryac, ive been sayign that since day 1. Thats why i didnt want fairley. He could cost us alot in the NFL. I wanted Bowers but we have DEs. Dareus is the clear choice if we go DT first.

    Still hoping for something along the lines of Patrick Peterson, Stephen Paea and Gregg Jones.

    Dline has been deep for like the past 3 years. McD failed two of those years. Glad we get another shot.

  13. royalbroncofan1 says:

    strand – Just hope it’s not a media relations ploy with the extension but it falls in line with what Jason La Canfora, was reporting yesterday evening. (24 hr extension pre-cursor for additional days).
    According to Goodell, both groups will meet separately over the weekend and then meet again on Monday.

  14. strandoftds says:

    Royal, ya, at this point anything could happen. I don`t know what to make of it but it sounds positive.

  15. strandoftds says:

    Henryac, Thanks for the info. Buy the looks of things it sounds like Nick Dareus would be a much better player and person on and off the field. Kind of a no-brainer. Go with the player who has better charater. Both are monster DT. Plus Dareus weighs more than Fairley and Nick Dareus ran a faster 40 yard dash.

  16. strandoftds says:

    oooops, sorry, Marcell Dareus better than Nick Fairley. LOL

  17. Broncothuggin says:

    Nick Fairly is our man. His youth and size will get everybody on there toes. GO BRONCOS!!!

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