Will Offseason Gutting Dash Denver Broncos’ Chances of Super Bowl Repeat?

March 11, 2016   ·   Gary Davenport   ·   Jump to comments

Good times are fleeting in the National Football League.
It was just over a month ago that the Denver Broncos capped off Peyton Manning's swansong season with a victory in Super Bowl 50. That was past, though.
The present looks a lot more uncertain in the Mile High City, as a week about as rough as offseason weeks get has suddenly left the Broncos with holes all over the roster and their repeat hopes in serious doubt right out of the gate.
The week kicked off, of course, with Manning's retirement on Monday. There were tears and accolades galore. A standing ovation, even:
Little did general manager John Elway know that the crying had only begun.
Before free agency was even officially underway, there were rumblings that defensive end Malik Jackson was headed out the door. ESPN's Adam Schefter confirmed both that and the fact the 26-year-old would have to stop by the bank first:
However, to this point things were still OK. Or at least as OK as anyone could re...

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