Horse Tracks: What has been your favorite camp story thus far?

Happy Wednesday, Broncos Country!

We have now hit the middle of the work week and the weekend is just around the bend.

Today the team will take a break from their regularly scheduled activity sessions, as there are no practices scheduled for today. Though it is still early and there is a long ways to go, there have been a myriad of quality story lines reported over the past several days that have generated some quality discussion amongst fans here at Mile High Report. That being said, with the pause in camp practices, lets use today's Horse Tracks to sound off in the comments and discuss what has been your favorite Broncos 2015 camp story thus far.

For me the headline of Broncos training camp thus far is the competition on the offensive line and the continuous growth and development of rookie players such as Ty Sambrailo and Max Garcia. Could it be possible that the Broncos 2015 opening day starters on the left side of the line protecting Peyton Manning are two rookies? It is both an exciting and worrisome prospect at the same time, but I can't think of any time in Broncos history (or even NFL history) that a team has started its opening season with two rookies guarding the blind side.

Does anyone know if that has happened before? Kudos in advance to any reader who can post that information in the comments!

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Thanks for reading and have a wonderful rest of your week!

Horse Tracks:

Broncos Day 5 Training Camp Takeaways: Green in the red zone
Emmanuel Sanders and the receivers made the most of their red-zone chances ... and the special teams are in the spotlight.

Denver Broncos training camp: Brock Osweiler, QB of the future?
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Broncos red zone: To pass (Manning) or run (Kubiak)?
As Irv Brown might say: Reeddddd Zone. The Denver Broncos spent the bulk of their training camp practice Tuesday working on the red zone area.

Von Miller pulled off his best Bo Jackson impression at Broncos camp
Outside linebacker Von Miller showed why he's one of the best pass rushers in the league on Tuesday at Denver Broncos training camp.

Broncos want to save a roster spot and keep two kickers
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Fiery Sanders expands his role with Denver Broncos
Emmanuel Sanders is so wired to win that he considers his competitive streak both a blessing and a burden. Sure, it helped him make the Pro Bowl for the first time in 2014, but the Denver Broncos' speedy wide receiver said he usually can't dial it down enough to enjoy a friendly video game or a round of poker.

The Houston Texans begin their search for Arian Foster's replacement
NFL Nation reporters preview what to watch for at Wednesday's practices, including how the Texans' young running backs will respond to Arian Foster's injury.

Ray Rice: I hope to 'hang 'em up the right way'
Ray Rice is still looking for work with an NFL team. He hopes he'll get another chance to prove himself on the field in the near future.

Fight with Dez part of Patmon’s competitiveness
Cowboys cornerback Tyler Patmon made headlines last week for his skirmish with Dez Bryant on Saturday. However, Patmon sets the record straight and wants to make a name for himself in his second year in Dallas.

Jen Welter on what it means to be the NFL's first female coach
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Brady testimony in NFL 'Deflategate' released
Tom Brady denied under oath to NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell that he tampered with footballs before the AFC title game.

NFL's next notable pass rusher: Ravens' Timmy Jernigan
Apparently it is not just Ravens fans who have high expectations for the 2nd year defensive lineman.

Kansas City Chiefs showing faith in wide receiver Albert Wilson
Albert Wilson showed the Chiefs enough that the team decided against adding veteran depth at receiver beyond Jeremy Maclin.

Darren Woodson: Dallas Cowboys' Jason Witten greatest tight end ever
ESPN analyst and former Cowboys teammate Darren Woodson says Jason Witten can do it all.