Ty Law has announced his choice of presenter for the Hall of Fame induction ceremonies in Canton https://www.broncoslockerroom.com/authentic-drew-lock-jersey , Ohio next month.Many players choose former coaches or teammates to speak on their behalf, but Law chose someone who knew him long before he suited up for Michigan, the Patriots, the Jets, the Chiefs or the Broncos.Law chose his childhood friend Byron “Book” Washington. Washington grew up with Law in Aliquippa, Pennsylvania and moved to Ann Arbor to room with Law during Law’s final college season after the corner’s initial roommate moved out.“My best friend in the world, like a biological twin brother, from when we were 1 year old,” Law said, via ESPN.com. “We grew up across the street from one another. Any experience that I had, closer to anyone in my life, he knows everything — all the good, where all the bones are buried. That’s my guy through thick and thin. If my grandfather was alive and here, it would be a no-brainer, as far as the impact in my life, but I couldn’t think of anyone else who knows me like Byron does.”Law will enter the Hall of Fame along with Champ Bailey, Pat Bowlen, Gil Brandt, Tony Gonzalez, Kevin Mawae, Ed Reed and Johnny Robinson. Champ Bailey and Pat Bowlen are the latest Broncos to get their busts in the HOF, and it was an unforgettable night." MHR Radio PodcastDenver Broncos in the Hall of FamePro Football Hall of FameBroncos own Hall of Fame nightNew,35commentsChamp Bailey and Pat Bowlen are the latest Broncos to get their busts in the HOF, and it was an unforgettable night.MDTShare this storyShare this on FacebookShare this on TwitterShareAll sharing optionsShareAll sharing options for:Broncos own Hall of Fame nightTwitterFacebookRedditPocketFlipboardEmailGood morning, Broncos Country!There were tears. There were smiles. There were times both happened at the same time. Above all else it was unforgettable. Champ Bailey and Pat Bowlen are two of the newest inductees into the Pro Football Hall of Fame. The player and owner who loved and respected each other are now teammates in the 2019 Hall of Fame class. That is both fitting and poetic. On the latest MHR Radio Podcast (ApplePodcasts, Spotify, and Stitcher) Adam Malnati and I give a Mile High Salute to the latest Denver Broncos to get their busts in Canton, Ohio. We also talk about the Broncos who could/should get their due ... perhaps as soon as 2020. Of course we’re talking about Steve Atwater and Randy Gradishar. It certainly seems like there is momentum for Atwater for the Modern Era and Gradishar for the expanded 10-member Seniors. Of course that means we will see five more Kansas City Chiefs and five more Minnesota Vikings.But on Saturday it was about Bailey and Mr. B. It was about the Broncos. Bailey’s speech was 100 percent Champ. Brilliant, cool, smooth Dalton Risner Jersey , poignant and powerful.The introductory video for Bowlen induced both chills and tears.It was an unforgettable night filled with emotion and incredible memories. It was a night owned by the Broncos.Bailey and Mr. B — now forever known as Hall-of-Famers.MHR Radio is now on ApplePodcasts, Google Play, iHeartRadio, Spotify, Stitcher,TuneIn and anywhere else you get your podcasts. Please subscribe to the one that fits your fancy, and also rate and review what you hear.Horse Tracks Champ Bailey delivers Pro Football Hall of Fame speechWatch as cornerback Champ Bailey's Pro Football Hall of Fame bust is revealed and he delivers his speech.President/CEO Joe Ellis reflects on Pro Football Hall of Fame enshrinement of Pat Bowlen, Champ Bailey“Pat’s legacy speaks for itself and all that he accomplished,” Ellis said. “It comes from tremendous support from the best professional football fan base in the country. We’re very, very lucky, very grateful, and I know Pat would feel that way if he wereVon Miller, Chris Harris Jr., Brandon McManus represent Broncos' roster at Pro Football Hall of Fame enshrinementThe three players flew out to Canton on Saturday to support Champ Bailey and Pat Bowlen.The moments and memories from Peyton Manning’s screening of ‘Peyton’s Places’ alongside football legendsIn case you weren't able to get a seat at the screening for Peyton Manning's new ESPN documentary series, we've got you covered with some highlights of the informative and often hilarious event.Pat Bowlen, Champ Bailey formally enshrined in Hall of Fame | 9news.comThe late owner and former cornerback are the sixth and seventh Broncos to be inducted.Broncos legends Champ Bailey, Pat Bowlen enter Hall of FameSplashes of orange dotted George Halas Drive three hours before the ceremony. Fans had waited patiently for this day: the induction of owner Pat Bowlen and the greatest cornerback in team history, in HOF Game - NFL.comFootball, or something that looked like football, returned to our lives on Thursday night as the Denver Broncos topped the Atlanta Falcons, 14-10, in the Hall of Fame Game in Canton, Ohio.6 rookie grades from the Falcons vs. Broncos Hall of Fame Game - SBNation.comWatching guys turn their dreams into reality is the only fun part of this game.NFL Tracks5 potential NFL Hall of Fame careers that were derailed by injuries - SBNation.comStaying healthy is one of the hardest parts of building a Hall of Fame résumé.Ask a former NFL player: What was your 1st training camp practice like? - SBNation.comIn this week’s mailbag, Geoff Schwartz recalls his first time in pads, reveals which OLs you should worry about, and says Patrick Mahomes is a unicorn.Josh Gordon applies for reinstatement – ProFootballTalkIt's unclear when receiver Josh Gordon will be cleared to return to the NFL. It is clear that Gordon is trying to get back in. Charean Williams of PFT reports that Gordon has applied for reinstatement.NFL: State of Texas has become quarterback capital for pro footballThere are 18 NFL quarterbacks from the state of Texas, and 10 of them are starters. How has the Lone Star State become the top producer of pro QBs?Raiders receiving great Cliff Branch dies at 71 - NFL.comThree-time Super Bowl-champion Raiders wide receiver Cliff Branch passed away at the age of 71, the team announced on Saturday evening.The Ravens cut a wide receiver who got into a fight and then threw a football into a pond - The Washington PostJordan Lasley went out in a blaze of glory.