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There is so much uncertainty around the NFL with the Coronavirus looming over the entire world. Keep up to date on the latest news here.
The Denver Broncos should have games to play in 2020, but there are plenty of decisions that need to be made by the NFL as it relates to the Coronavirus and the safety of players and fans. The 2020 NFL Draft went on as scheduled, but as a wholly virtual affair and through mid-July there has been almost no organized team activities.
For all of the latest news and updates that affect the NFL and the Broncos, check back here. We’ll add new stories as they are broken.
Although the vaccine is now readily available, players say they are concerned about safety protocols and a fourth wave.
It’s official. The NFL will host the 2021 NFL Draft in person in Cleveland, Ohio from April 29 to May 1. It’ll be a ‘back to normal’ type event.
The NFL is finalizing a plan to run the 2021 NFL Scouting Combine in a way that is safe for all as the country continues to deal with the COVID-19 pandemic.
The Carolina Panthers have shut their facilities down Monday and Tuesday after two positive tests for COVID-19.
Brandon McManus has talked about the NFL needing a league-wide policy.
Due to the rising cases in COVID-19, the Denver Broncos will not be allowing fans to attend game for the rest of 2020.
Denver Broncos GM John Elway and CEO Joe Ellis have tested positive for COVID-19 it was reported on Tuesday.
The Denver Broncos will be without Defensive Coordinator Ed Donatell who has been placed under COVID-19 protocols.
The Denver Broncos have reported their first player COVID-19 positive since Andrew Beck back in training camp.
The Denver Broncos have their first reported case of COVID-19 since the season began.
The New England Patriots have reported another positive COVID-19 test and are shutting down their facilities on Friday.
The COVID-19 outbreak with the New England Patriots has forced the NFL to move their game with the Denver Broncos to Monday night.
As of Wednesday, the New England Patriots have additional COVID-19 positives to report their game with the Denver Broncos in doubt.
The Denver Broncos are working with the State of Colorado to get approval for fans in the stands by Week 3.
The Denver Broncos do hope to start having fans in a limited capacity by their second home game, but that could easily change.
The Denver Broncos have announced they will not have fans at their season opener after collaborating with state officials.
The Denver Broncos have cleared TE/FB Andrew Beck to return to practice. He had been battling COVID-19 for the last two plus weeks.
The Denver Broncos installed a sanitizing mist for players entering the practice field this offseason.
These are the official New Era face coverings for the Denver Broncos and they are much nicer than the last set of face coverings to come out.
With the COVID-19 pandemic in full swing and fans unlikely to be in full attendance at NFL games in 2020, how will things be different on the field?
The starting right tackle has taken the opt-out option, leaving Denver’s offensive line thinner than hoped for the year.
As baseball falls apart, eyes turn to the NFL.
The NFL is postponing a rule that was supposed to be tested in the preseason and also relaxing a few other rules for officials in 2020.
The Denver Broncos have placed their first player on the COVID-19 reserve list. Fullback/Tight End Andrew Beck will enter the COVID-19 protocol.