The Denver Broncos contracted a new general manager who would take on the job of the Department of Personnel and Sports, the team said.
The new general manager and coach Vic Fangio reports on John Elway, who will become the president of deportation operations.
“Working on this paper for the last 10 years and since my days as a player, he always intended to do whatever he could to help the Broncos win and improve”, Elway said in a statement. “As part of the transition that has been considered for a long time, the decision to take on a more elevated role and contract with a general manager that guides our staff and sports staff.
“While continuing to be president of deportation operations in 2021, the general manager will have the ultimate word in the draft, free agency and our roster. This person will take the power to take all the deportation decisions in a joint work with Vic ”, aggregate.
Matt Russell, vice president of deportation staff, welcomed the opportunity for an interview with the general manager, to retire and make time with his family, in agreement with the Broncos.
Elway, in his 60s, has been leading the deportation operations of the Broncos since 2011 and helped the team win five titles from the AFC West and play Super Bowls. In any case, the team did not qualify for the Playoffs since winning the Super Bowl 50.
Los Broncos’ units in Washington, Atlanta, Jacksonville, Houston, Detroit and Carolina come with the equipment which is a general of new.