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2019 Denver Broncos 2019 DENVER BRONCOS FIRST ROW: (2) Brandon Allen, (3) Drew Lock, (4) Brett Rypien, (5) Joe Flacco, (6) Colby Wadman, (8) Brandon McManus, FIFTH ROW: Patrick Smyth-Executive Vice President of Public and Community Relations, Erich Schubert-Director of SEVENTH ROW: Chris Valenti-Equipment Manager, Jason Schell-Assistant Equipment Manager, Mike Harrington- (10) Emmanuel Sanders, (11) Diontae Spencer, Annabel Bowlen, (12) Trinity Benson, (14) Courtland Sutton, (15) Juwann Media Relations, Seth Medvin-Senior Strategic Communications Manager, Aspen Odom-PR Assistant, Cole Dudley- Assistant Equipment Manager, Kenny Chavez-Assistant Equipment Manager, Robert Paton-College/Pro Scout, Eddie Winfree, (17) DaeSean Hamilton, (19) Fred Brown, (20) Duke Dawson, (21) Theo Riddick, (22) Kareem Jackson Sports Turf Coordinator, Sam Pendleton-Sports Turf Assistant, Andrew Mahnke-Groundskeeper, (93) Dre’Mont Jones, Simpkins-Scouting Assistant, Tanner Norton-Player Personnel Intern, Deon Randall-College/Pro Scout, Tyler Hill- SECOND ROW: (23) Devontae Booker, (25) Chris Harris Jr., (26) Isaac Yiadom, (27) Davontae Harris, (28) Royce Freeman, (94) Ahmad Gooden, (95) Derek Wolfe, (96) Shelby Harris, (98) Mike Purcell, (99) Adam Gotsis, Steve Boxer-Video Assistant Strength & Conditioning, Cedric Smith-Assistant Strength & Conditioning, Anthony Lomando-Assistant Strength (29) Bryce Callahan, (30) Phillip Lindsay, Joe Ellis-President & CEO, Vic Fangio-Head Coach, John Elway-President of Director, Kirt Horiuchi-Video Operations Coordinator, Chris Kirchner-Video Operations Manager, Sam Ryan-Video & Conditioning, Loren Landow-Head Strength & Conditioning, Ray Jackson-Director of Player Development, Football Operations/General Manager, (31) Justin Simmons, (32) Andy Janovich, (33) Khalfani Muhammad, (34) Will Assistant, Lamar Smith-Video Assistant Steve Antonopulos-Director of Sports Medicine, Vince Garcia-Head Athletic Trainer, Matt Kee-Director of Rehabilitation/ Parks, (36) Trey Marshall, (40) Keishawn Bierria, (41) De’Vante Bausby SIXTH ROW: Chip Conway-Senior Vice President of Operations, Fred Fleming-Director of Special Services, Adam Assistant Athletic Trainer, Michael Sundeen-Assistant Athletic Trainer, Zach Lewis-Assistant Athletic Trainer THIRD ROW: (42) Casey Kreiter, (43) Joe Jones, (45) Alexander Johnson, (47) Josey Jewell, (49) Alijah Holder, (51) Todd Newman-Director of Team Logistics, Brooks Dodson-Director of Sports Turf & Grounds, Josh Bruning-Senior Operations EIGHTH ROW: Nathaniel Willingham-Defensive Quality Control, Chris Gould-Assistant Special Teams, Chris Beake-Defensive Davis, (52) Justin Hollins, (54) Josh Watson, (55) Bradley Chubb, (56) Corey Nelson, (57) DeMarcus Walker, (58) Von Manager, Zach Burns-Facility and Events Coordinator, John Karpan-Facility Manager, Mike Sullivan-Director of Football Assistant, Mike Hiestand-Assistant to the Head Coach/Defensive Quality Control, Renaldo Hill-Defensive Backs, Brandon Miller, (59) Malik Reed, (60) Connor McGovern, (62) Corey Levin, (63) Tyler Jones, (65) Ron Leary Administration, Matt Russell-Director of Player Personnel, Mark Thewes-Director of Team Administration, AJ Durso- Staley-Outside Linebackers, Reggie Herring-Linebackers, Bill Kollar-Defensive Line, Ed Donatell-Defensive Coordinator, FOURTH ROW: (66) Dalton Risner, (68) Elijah Wilkinson, (69) Jake Rodgers, (70) Ja’Wuan James, (71) Austin Schlottmann, Director of Pro Personnel, Patrick Walsh-Pro Scout, Mitch Tanney-Director of Football Analytics, Tony Lazzaro-Director Tom McMahon-Special Teams Coordinator, Rich Scangarello-Offensive Coordinator, Curtis Modkins-Running Backs, T.C. (72) Garett Bolles, (74) Nico Falah, (75) Quinn Bailey, (80) Jake Butt, (81) Tim Patrick, (82) Jeff Heuerman, (83) Andrew of Football Information Systems, Karl Schreiner-Senior Applications Developer, Richard Hildebrand-Software Engineer, McCartney-Quarterbacks, Zach Azzanni-Wide Receivers, Wade Harman-Tight Ends, Mike Munchak-Offensive Line, Chris Kuper- Beck, (84) Troy Fumagalli, (87) Noah Fant, (89) Austin Fort, (90) Billy Winn, (91) Deyon Sizer Keith Bishop-Vice President of Security, Jim White-Director of Security Assistant Offensive Line, Rob Calabrese-Offensive Quality Control, Justin Rascati-Offensive Quality Control.
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