Bob Morris
Managing Editor at Kingman Leader-Courier
Analyst at Sports Illustrated
Managing Editor, @kcnonline. Cap analyst, @MileHighHuddle. I also write a Substack. Tweets my own, RTs not endorsements, you know the drill.
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1 week ago |
kcnonline.com | Bob Morris
Harper County Sheriff Tracy Chance was a member of the Eureka Herald team that won the 2025 Kansas Press Association golf tournament this past Thursday at Andover’s Terradyne Country Club. Chance joined Eureka Herald Owner and Publisher Robin Wunderlich and Eureka Herald employee Lexie Biering and Greenwood County Sheriff Heath Samuels to shoot a nine-under 62 to hold off the M3 Publishing, LLC team, which was seeking it’s fifth straight KPA title.
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1 week ago |
si.com | Bob Morris
It's been a while since the Denver Broncos have received a compensatory selection in the NFL draft — the picks that are awarded to teams mostly based on qualifying free agents lost to other teams. Remember, though, comp picks can be awarded for a minority individual being hired to be another team's head coach or general manager.
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2 weeks ago |
si.com | Bob Morris
We've already examined the cash and cap commitments to the Denver Broncos' offensive line. That's clearly the area the Broncos believe is best to commit resources when it comes to ensuring Bo Nix has the best chance to continue his development. When it comes to the Broncos' cash commitments to the skill positions, what does that look like? We can start by looking at the wide receiver room.
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3 weeks ago |
si.com | Bob Morris
When teams have a quarterback on a draft pick contract, it’s common to see them spend a lot of money on other positions to take advantage of that contract. Draft pick contracts pay quarterbacks much less money than starters typically make. What differs among these teams is where they allocate the most money (at what positions) and cap space. While some may spend a lot on offensive skill positions, the Denver Broncos have gone a different direction on offense.
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4 weeks ago |
si.com | Bob Morris
I’ve highlighted multiple Denver Broncos players in the final year of their contracts in recent weeks. While it’s likely the Broncos will retain some of these players, they won’t retain all of them. The question, then, is who to re-sign and how soon to do it. It’s easy to say that the Broncos should hurry up and get deals done before other teams extend their players for more money.
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