Coach Gary Kubiak

It is a building and changing season, a losing season, but one that will allow the Broncos to do very well next year. You have to look at it this way, really. The Broncos are building and shaping as a potter uses the wheel, and next year will be a really big year. This one is not, but the Denver Broncos are still able to generate excitement and sell out crowds at Invesco Mile High. Seattle Post IntelligencerTexans ease past Broncos National Post, Canada - Dec 13, 2007 It was also a... Read Full Story

For the Texans it’s out with the old and in with the new…and the old. Texans HC Gary Kubiak will have more control of his offense now that Texans’ former Offensive Coordinator Mike Sherman is on his way to Aggie Land. With Sherman’s departure, Kubiak promoted Kyle Shanahan, 28, to Offensive Coordinator and signed Alex Gibbs, 66, to Assistant Head Coach. Bringing in Zone Blocking genius, Gibbs, should start revving-up a run game in Houston for the first time since Dominick Davis. Kubiak’s... Read Full Story

  The fading Houston Texans will have a new signal caller on Sunday as Sage Rosenfels appears set to take over the signal caller spot for an injured Matt Schaub. The usual Texans starter was hurt early in the teams 28-20 loss to the Texans on Sunday at LP Field. He suffered a dislocated shoulder with just over three minutes left in the first quarter. He’s still hurting pretty good,” Texans coach Gary Kubiak said of Schaub. “Do I think there’s a chance this week? I would say I don’t think so... Read Full Story

  After Sunday’s game Texans Head Coach Gary Kubiak spoke with league officials about the legal block made by Trent Green behind the line of scrimmage. Kubiak was interested in the league’s competition committee making an action against plays behind the line of scrimmage that last for a long while which endanger players unsuited for blocks or unaware of where there opponents or their own team may be during the play. Gary Kubiak said, “I think it’s a crazy play, and it’s a heck of a collision... Read Full Story

Trades seem to be the growing trend as of late in the NFL, and today the NFL Network is reporting a deal that went down between the Houston Texans and the Denver Broncos.  Adam Schefter is reporting that the Broncos have shipped guard/center Chris Myers to the Texans for a 6th round pick in this April’s NFL Draft.  Since Myers, a restricted free agent, was given a 6th round tender, it’s basically as if the Texans had signed him to an offer sheet and the Broncos didn’t match it. Myers has... Read Full Story