the offseason working their way back from injuries and both of them are set to practice with the team at training camp on Thursday.Running back Phillip Lindsay said earlier this week that he felt ready to practice after a wrist injury that required surgery [url=https://www.broncoslockerroom.com/authentic-drew-lock-jersey]https://www.broncoslockerroom.com/authentic-drew-lock-jersey[/url] , but that the team’s medical staff and coaches still needed to give him the green light. They apparently agreed with Lindsay because head coach Vic Fangio said on Wednesday that Lindsay is “ready to go” for the first practice of camp.The same is true of wide receiver Emmanuel Sanders. General Manager John Elway said at his press conference that Sanders, who tore his Achilles last year, would not be placed on the physically unable to perform list to open camp.Sanders said on Tuesday that he would not be “full go” at the start of camp and Fangio said they’ll “obviously” ease Lindsay back to full speed as well. Fangio added that he expected things to move quickly with Lindsay once camp is fully up and running. Denver is asking fans to weigh in on their top 100 players as part of the #NFL100 Fantennial celebrations.”WhiteFanposts Fanshots Sections Broncos NewsBroncos 2019 Draft ClassBroncos PodcastsBroncos 2019 ScheduleKey Offseason DatesCommunity RulesFull ArchiveBroncos StoriesScheduleRosterStatsOdds Shop About Masthead Community Guidelines StubHub ✕Horse TracksWhich non-HOF/ROF Broncos are in your Top 100?New,69commentsDenver is asking fans to weigh in on their top 100 players as part of the #NFL100 Fantennial celebrations. Which non-HOF/ROF Broncos are in your Top 100?Good morning, Broncos Country!So who are your top 100 Broncos?The first 30 are a piece of cake, right? And for many fans from the 1960s and 70s teams, you’ve probably easily got 40-50 in your head right now.After that, it’s going to require a Jess Place-level of Broncos history knowledge to round out the top 100.But what a freakin’ fun exercise!!There’s an official way to do this online, and you should go do it. But not until you discuss it here with the best Broncos fans on earth.This is all in conjunction with the NFL turning 100 years old this season, and to celebrate this centennial birthday, teams are creating a host of “fantennial” events.Fan voting of the Top 100 Broncos will run throughout May, and the Top 100 team will be announced in mid-June. Broncos alumni as well as team historian Jim Saccomano and senior digital reporter Andrew Mason will also help pick the Broncos Top 100 Team. Current Ring-of-Fame and Hall-of-Fame players are automatically included, but now we have a great avenue to highlight so many good Broncos over the years.Select players on that Top 100 team will participate in the Broncos’ “Fantennial Weekend” Oct. 11-13, which will culminate in a recognition of new Hall-of-Fame inductees owner Pat Bowlen and cornerback Champ Bailey at the Broncos vs. Titans game on Sunday.Just as a refresher, here are the players automatically on the list because of their ROF/HOF inclusion:Off the top of my head, a few players I would definitely add to this list would be every member of the Orange Crush D not already on there, Al Wilson, John Mobley, Ed McCaffrey, Jake Plummer, Howard Griffith, Gary Kubiak, Riley Odoms, Reuben Droughns, Rich Karlis, Terrance Knighton, Rulon Jones [url=https://www.broncoslockerroom.com/authentic-dre_mont-jones-jersey]Womens Dre’Mont Jones Jersey[/url] , Elvis Dumervil.And of the more current players, of course the list would include Peyton Manning, Ryan Clady, Chris Harris Jr., Von Miller, Derek Wolfe, DeMarcus Ware.Jess Place, Tim Lynch and I discussed our list of the Top 100 on our recent podcast. Listen in to see who we picked - and who we ditched ;)So who have you got, Broncos Country?Horse Tracks’We’re trying to win now’: Von Miller appreciates team’s mentality during Broncos’ ‘extremely productive draft’The Super Bowl 50 MVP made it clear that he has a singular focus: bringing another championship back to Denver.Early Broncos depth chart: Questions, holes remain after additions – The AthleticThe Broncos added key pieces to both sides of the ball in free agency and the draft. But depth is still lacking.Broncos announce plans for NFL 100 ‘Fantennial Weekend’ and Pro Football Hall of Fame ceremonyAmong the special events this season is the Denver Day of Service throughout the metro area on Friday, June 7. This is part of the Broncos’ Huddle for 100, a league-wide initiative that encourages fans to volunteer for at least 100 minutes during the celebration of the NFL’s 100th season.The best player/scheme fits of the 2019 NFL draftRemember how George Kittle blew up for the 49ers under Kyle Shanahan in 2018, catching 88 passes for 1,377 yards and five touchdowns in his second NFL season? You may see another Iowa tight end excelling in a similar system. 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Isaiah Crowell went down with a season-ending injury.Bruce Allen: Giants GM ‘has no clue’ about our strategy - NFL.comRedskins’ President Bruce Allen was on NFL Network’s Total Access on Tuesday to talk about their 2019 draft class, and responded to questions surrounding the strategy of their NFC East rival in New York.Isaiah Crowell tears Achilles; Doug Martin re-signs - NFL.comOakland Raiders running back Isaiah Crowell suffered a torn Achilles tendon during a workout with the team on Tuesday and will likely miss the season, Mike Garafolo reports.