John Clayton
John Clayton is 104.3 The Fan’s Senior Broncos Writer. He has nearly 50 years of experience covering the NFL and is a recipient of the Dick McCann Memorial Award, placing him into the writer’s wing of the Pro Football Hall of Fame. Clayton is best known for his 22 years spent in various roles at ESPN, including as Senior NFL Writer for ESPN.com.
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Clayton: One scenario forecasts Deshaun Watson missing next two seasons
While the Texans quarterback navigates through his legal troubles, there's a chance that he won't be anywhere near a field this year or nextComments -
Clayton: PFF’s latest ratings suggest the Broncos have a lot of talent
On both sides of the ball, Denver has plenty of highly rated players, but Vic Fangio's defense is loaded with a host of playmakers -
Clayton: It’s been a good offseason for George Paton
First-time general manager George Paton had a pretty good offseason tuning up this current Denver Broncos roster -
Clayton: Pat Shurmur seems to be leaning toward Teddy Bridgewater
The Broncos offensive coordinator is familiar with the veteran quarterback, giving him an edge over Drew Lock in the battle for the starting job -
Clayton: Melvin Gordon’s days with Broncos may be numbered
In the final year of his deal with Denver and with younger talent on his heels, Melvin Gordon may be looking for a new home come next season -
Clayton: More news on Aaron Rodgers and Ja’Wuan James fronts
Every day, another morsel of interesting information trickles in about the disgruntled quarterback and the much-maligned offensive tackle -
Clayton: Are Packers bracing for life without Rodgers?
Reading between the lines on remarks from the Packers brass, some around the NFL think Green Bay is preparing for life after Aaron Rodgers -
Clayton: Paton, Broncos have done “remarkable” job managing salary cap
Broncos GM George Paton and company have done a "remarkable" job building a competing roster while saving millions in cap space -
Clayton: The Ravens gamble on former Broncos tackle Ja’Wuan James
Despite signing other tackles, Baltimore signed a player who is recovering from a torn Achilles tendon, raising eyebrows around the league -
Clayton: Disgruntled QBs are clamoring to come to the Broncos
Denver has a talented roster, including a bunch of young pass catchers, which makes them an attractive landing spot for quarterbacks
