ENGLEWOOD, Colo. -- Say this for the Denver Broncos: They’re versatile.
They’ve gone from the high-flying, throw-first, no-huddle attack of 2013, the one that set the league’s single-season scoring record at 606 points, to the hold-the-line, get-it-done defense of 2015, the one that powered the team to a Super Bowl win.
And they’ve gone from the rebuild, largely with their own draft picks, after the 4-12 2010 season to the free-agency shopping spree of 2014 that -- in the wake of a 35-point Super Bowl loss -- reeled in four impact players: Safety T.