Best by the Numbers - Denver Edition

1. Jason Elam
2. Troy Tulowitzki: Tulowitzki is a 2-time All-Star
3. Allen Iverson
4. Rob Blake
5. Matt Holiday
6. Jay Cutler
7. John Elway: The former QB for the Broncos is currently their Executive VP of Football Operations
8. Gary Kubiak
9. Vinny Castilla
10. Dante Bichette
11. Chris Anderson
12. Clint Barmes
13. Charlie Hayes
14. Brandon Stokely
15. Carmelo Anthony
16. Jake Plummer
17. Todd Helton
18. Peyton Manning
19. Joe Sakic: Sakic is a two-time Stanley Cup Champion
20. LaPhonso Ellis
21. Andre Goodman
22. Scott Hannan
23. Marcus Camby
24. Champ Bailey
25. Chris Stewart
26. Clinton Portis
27. Steve Atwater
28. Cornell Buckhalter
29. Howard Griffith
30. Terrell Davis: Davis was the MVP of Super Bowl XXII
31. Nene
32. LaTroy Hawkins
33. Larry Walker: Walker won 3 Batting Titles as a member of the Rockies
34. Reuben Droughns
35. Lenny Walls
36. Mark Haynes
37. Ryan O'Reilly
38. Mike Anderson
39. Ray Crockett
40. Byron Beck
41. Karl Paymah
42. Armando Reynoso
43. Izell Reese
44. Dan Issel: Issel played for the Nuggets for 10 years and then had two coaching stints with them
45. Raef LaFrentz
46. Jason Hammel
47. John Lynch
48. George Coghill
49. Jose Mesa
50. Ben Hamilton
51. John Mobley
52. D.J. Williams
53. Bill Romanowski
54. Andra Davis
55. Dikembe Mutombo
56. Al Wilson
57. Tom Jackson: Jackson ranks 3rd in games played for the Broncos (behind Jason Elam and John Elway)
58. Von Miller: Miller is in his 2nd season with the Denver Broncos
59. Glen Cadrez
60. John Engelberger
61. Gerard Warren
62. Dan Neil
63. Rafael Betancourt
64. Stanley Daniels
65. Gary Zimmerman
66. Tom Nalen
67. Doug Widell
68. Zane Beadles
69. Mark Schlereth: Schlereth's son Daniel is a current MLB pitcher
70. Dave Studdard
71. Ross Hochstein
72. George Foster
73. Simon Fletcher
74. Ephraim Salaam
75. Mansato Pope
76. Ken Lanier
77. Ray Borque/Karl Mecklenburg
78. Ryan Clady
79. Dave Widell
80. Rod Smith: The undrafted Free Agent went on to have a distinguished career for the Broncos
81. Richard Quinn
82. Stephen Alexander
83. Anthony Miller
84. Shannon Sharpe: Sharpe got inducted into the Pro Football Hall of Fame in 2011
85. Ashley Lelie
86. Byron Chamberlain
87. Ed McCaffery
88. Tony Scheffler
89. Dwayne Carswell
90. Neil Smith
91. Chester McGlockton
92. Elvis Dumervill
93. Trevor Pryce
94. Jarvis Moss
95. Kavika Pittman
96. Michael Myers
97. Mike Lodish
98. Ma'a Tanuvasa
99. Vonnie Holiday

Michael Cuddyer

Michael Cuddyer left the Minnesota Twins and signed with the Colorado Rockies. Cuddyer is expected to provide solid protection for Troy Tulowitzki and Carlos Gonzalez as well as the ability to play multiple positions although he'll be primarily playing in RF. Cuddyer's career numbers are not exceptional, but his consistency is what makes him the player he is.

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