Bronco Daily Fun Facts And Trivia

[CanDB]

A Division II All American from Kutztown University, this player had the most famous pass breakup in Broncos history.

John Mobley

[EddieMac]

A Division II All American from Kutztown University, this player had the most famous pass breakup in Broncos history.

[EddieMac]

Ken Lanier?

Winner

From the Broncos’ 13th game in 1981 through their 16th and final game in 1992, Lanier played in every game. Within his 166-consecutive game streak, Lanier started 131 consecutive games at right tackle.

He began the streak blocking for the stationary Craig Morton and finished it warding off top pass rushers for the scrambling John Elway.

[CanDB]

Thanks guys..

Ok. One from me..

This former Bronco – influenced by his father, who was a high school music teacher in Columbus, Ohio -- played the trombone in his high school marching band. This player was recruited by hometown Ohio State but realized Woody Hayes’ personality wasn’t for him. And this player wound up playing 166 consecutive game over a 12-year period as a Broncos’ offensive lineman.

Ken Lanier?

[EddieMac]

Thanks guys..

Ok. One from me..

This former Bronco – influenced by his father, who was a high school music teacher in Columbus, Ohio -- played the trombone in his high school marching band. This player was recruited by hometown Ohio State but realized Woody Hayes’ personality wasn’t for him. And this player wound up playing 166 consecutive game over a 12-year period as a Broncos’ offensive lineman.

[FL BRONCO]

Bob Swenson

Ding.. Ding.. Ding..

Bob Swenson--

One of the most unheralded starters on the Broncos’ famed Orange Crush defense, Swenson started at left outside linebacker in the then, unique 3-4 system devised by Joe Collier. The other three starting linebackers were Randy Gradishar, Tom Jackson and Joe Rizzo.


In the Broncos’ 1983 media guide, he described himself as “the self-proclaimed greatest Monopoly player in the world.”

Nicely done EM!!!

[FL BRONCO]

Alright, I'll play again.

Otis Armstrong.

Again nice try but no, not Otis.

[EddieMac]

Bob Swenson

[Canmore]

Alright, I'll play again.

Otis Armstrong.

[FL BRONCO]

Rick Upchurch.

Ahhhh Rick Upchurch. Brings back some nice memories. Nice guess but not him.

[Canmore]

Rick Upchurch.

[FL BRONCO]

Based on your hint I’m going to make a wild guess and say it had to be Tom Jackson, for the simple fact that Jackson played his entire career for the Denver Broncos.

Nice try but it was not Tom Jackson.

[Sam_Z]

Hint : I played my whole career for Denver and I Helped them make their first playoff game and Superbowl.

Based on your hint I’m going to make a wild guess and say it had to be Tom Jackson, for the simple fact that Jackson played his entire career for the Denver Broncos.

[FL BRONCO]

I am a Bronco, and I am also The Greatest Monopoly Player in the World.

Who am I ?

Hint : I played my whole career for Denver and I Helped them make their first playoff game and Superbowl.

[FL BRONCO]

I am a Bronco, and I am also The Greatest Monopoly Player in the World.

Who am I ?