ENGLEWOOD, Colo. -- The Denver Broncos have spent the offseason trying to dig out from last season's 5-11 finish, their worst showing since 2010 -- the year before John Elway returned to the team as the top football decision-maker. They've signed Case Keenum at quarterback and believe he's just what they need.
But the roster, at least pre-draft, still looks too thin in spots to compete for a playoff spot in the AFC West. But history says the Broncos should at least get back to .500 this time around. After all, they haven't had back-to-back losing seasons since 1971-1972.