Broncos, Briefly: Wednesday, May 23, 2018

Broncos RB Henderson participates in OTAs after harrowing car crash (Kyle Fredrickson, The Denver Post) Henderson, a second-year tailback, was briefly hospitalized with minor injuries. ‘Earning the right’: New year, new messages, new feel for Broncos at start of OTAs (Nicki Jhabvala, The Athletic) The first of 10 is in the books and the Broncos’ quest to return to their winning ways has begun in earnest.
2019 NFL draft awarded to Nashville over Denver (Ryan O’Halloran, The Denver Post) The host city for the 2020 draft was not announced, but Denver, citing scheduling conflicts, is not under consideration.
The NFL continued its approach of naming the draft’s host city a year before the event.
Former Bronco Griese Flies With The Thunderbirds (CBS4 Denver) Former Broncos Quarterback Brian Griese trained with the U.S. Air Force Thunderbirds on Tuesday before flying in an F-16 with one the unit’s pilots.
This little blue box will reveal in big way if Case Keenum can handle being the QB for Broncos (Mark Kiszla, The Denver Post) Case Keenum hopped up on the box and took his first giant step as quarterback of the Broncos.