Minus the bling and the bragging rights, there’s a familiar feel to this Broncos offseason. Sure, the follow-up to their Super Bowl 50 title run ended with a 9-7, playoff-less thud, but many of the same issues and questions remain unresolved from a year ago.
At the NFL’s annual meetings in Phoenix running Sunday to Thursday, some of those questions may be answered. Perhaps a big one in particular.
The Broncos’ contingent heads to the desert with a docket headlined by Tony Romo, the lame-duck Cowboy quarterback who is expected to be released unless owner Jerry Jones finds a willing trade partner.