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Posts Tagged ‘Offseason Conditioning Program’

McGahee Ready to Run

May 2nd, 2012 - 6:27pm by Stuart ZaasOther posts by

Fresh off a record-breaking season on the ground in 2011, running back Willis McGahee is ready to hit the ground running with the team’s new-look offense in 2012.

The biggest change to that unit is the newly-signed four-time NFL MVP quarterback that will be under center when Denver opens its season against Pittsburgh on Sunday, Sept. 9.

“Who wouldn’t be happy to play with Peyton Manning?” McGahee said. “He’s arguably the best quarterback there is. I was ecstatic.”

McGahee said he’s excited to join forces with the player that fellow former Raven Justin Bannan called “The Baltimore Killer” for his success against the Ravens.

“It feels great, because we’re actually playing Baltimore, so I guess he can be The Baltimore Killer all he wants,” McGahee said. “I’m happy. I can’t complain. It’s great to have Peyton on our team.”

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Offseason Workouts Begin

April 16th, 2012 - 9:40am by Gray CaldwellOther posts by

On Monday, the Broncos’ offseason conditioning program officially kicked off.

We will have full coverage on DenverBroncos.com, including a photo gallery of the first day of workouts along with a Broncos TV video.

In addition, a handful of players are expected to speak to the media today. We will have video and audio of each interview as well as multiple stories on the front of the site.

This blog will be updated with links to the content as it is posted.

UPDATE: The photo gallery from this morning’s workout session is now posted.

UPDATE: Click here for to the full audio from quarterback Peyton Manning’s press conference.

Champ Bailey, Von Miller and Eric Decker also met the press – hear what they had to say by clicking on their names.

UPDATE: Full press conference videos are now posted. Click on each player’s name to watch their entire press session:

Peyton Manning
Champ Bailey
Eric Decker
Von Miller

UPDATE: On the first day of the team’s offseason conditioning program, quarterback Peyton Manning stressed the importance of working hard in April to have success come September. Read “Building a Foundation.”