Bill Bowlen http://www.thebroncosfootballauthentic.com/todd-davis-jersey-authentic , the brother of Denver Broncos principal owner Pat Bowlen, is asking a Colorado District Court to remove the three members of a trust that is running the franchise with Pat Bowlen battling Alzheimer's.Pat Bowlen, who has been nominated as a finalist for the Pro Football Hall of Fame, bought the team in 1984. He transferred control of the team to the Pat Bowlen Trust in 2014. The trust is run by team president Joe Ellis, Broncos general counsel Rich Slivka and attorney Mary Kelly.Bill Bowlen cited conflicts of interest and argued the trustees have failed to uphold his brother's wishes and act in the best interests of Pat Bowlen, his family and the NFL franchise, according to the petition filed with the Arapahoe County District Court on Thursday.Bill Bowlen asked the court to appoint an independent party to serve as conservator of Pat Bowlen's estate with the power to remove the trustees because Pat Bowlen, 74, is incapable of revoking the powers of attorney and the authority held by the trustees."We have not seen this lawsuit and first learned of it through a media report tonight," Dan Reilly, legal counsel for the Pat Bowlen Trust, said in a statement Thursday night. "Although we are currently reviewing this matter, we are aware that the counsel submitting this complaint on behalf of Bill Bowlen is the same one that has been representing Beth Bowlen Wallace."The trustees will continue to execute Pat Bowlen's long-standing succession plan for the Denver Broncos in compliance with all NFL ownership policies," Reilly added.When Beth Bowlen Wallace announced in May her desire to take over as principal owner of the team, the Pat Bowlen Trust issued a statement saying she was "not capable or qualified at this time."The lawsuit was filed five days after another of the Bowlen's seven children, 28-year-old Brittany Bowlen, announced her intention to one day succeed her father as principal owner of the Broncos.Brittany Bowlen received her master's degree in business administration from Duke in May after graduating from Notre Dame with a degree in finance, working for two years at NFL headquarters and a year with the Broncos as a business analyst.Terms of the trust require five years' experience with the league or team. Brittany Bowlen, who began a job with McKinsey & Company at the global consulting firm's downtown Denver branch, said she doesn't have a timetable to rejoin the Broncos for more front office experience.Brittany Bowlen said she couldn't speak to her sister Beth's similar interest in running the club, saying only that the trust allows any of the Bowlen children to pursue principal ownership and that she supports her siblings.According to the petition filed by Bill Bowlen http://www.thebroncosfootballauthentic.com/brandon-mcmanus-jersey-authentic , Pat Bowlen owns about 76 percent of the club and his brother, John Bowlen, owns the remaining 24 percent. Bill Bowlen owned a stake in the team for 18 years and sold his interest to Pat Bowlen in 2002.The club is valued at more than $2.5 billion.Pat Bowlen's wife, Annabel Bowlen, recently announced her own Alzheimer's diagnosis. Good morning, Broncos Country!It’s a great week in the Mile High City as John Elway has nearly finalized his overhaul of the Broncos’ coaching staff after sealing the deal on Wednesday with Rich Scangarello, former 49ers quarterbacks coach, to be the Broncos’ new offensive coordinator.Combined with new offensive line coach Mike Munchak (and hopefully current running backs coach Curtis Modkins, there is renewed hope in Broncos Country that the Denver offense can be exciting again.Or at least interesting - and hopefully effective.While Hall-of-Famer Munchak has proved his mettle as an O-line coach, having recently coached perhaps the best offensive line in the league at Pittsburgh, Scangarello comes in with no experience as a coordinator at the NFL level, but plenty from college.And that’s probably why he was so enticing to Elway and new head coach Vic Fangio.Scangarello’s success with four different quarterbacks - three of whom were patchwork backups - in the past two seasons at the Niners was impressive, but what should impress Broncos fans is something only a good story can tell.Matt Barrows, now covering the Niners for The Athletic, told that story in a 2017 Sacramento Bee article about the QB coach, who while coaching at UC Davis in 2009 was hired by the Raiders to work with their quarterbacks:Scangarello told Barrows that he knew he’d really need to work with Shanahan to fully grasp the concept, so when a position that didn’t even really have a title came open under Shanahan at the Falcons, Scangarello grabbed it.And having worked closely with Shanahan at the Falcons, Scangarello learned that evaluating quarterbacks to thrive in their complex system was going to have to go beyond just arm power. It was going to take a quarterback who could process things quickly because that’s what the pro game required. And no doubt, part of Scangarello’s success with Nick Mullens when Jimmy Garoppolo and then CJ Beathard went down with injuries had actually started months before when evaluating the Southern Miss quarterback during the pre-draft process.While the 2019 quarterback for the Broncos may still be in question, it seems obvious Elway has picked a new offensive coordinator who can help him do a much better job evaluating young talent and ultimately developing a quarterback of the future.Horse Tracks - docllv’s pick of the day49ers: QBs coach took lowly job so he could learn from Kyle Shanahan | The Sacramento Bee“I would say the one thing I could truly appreciate beyond anything with coach Shanahan is that he’s trying to score on every single play he calls Youth Chris Harris Jr Jersey ,” Scangarello said. “And I never thought that way as a play caller in the pass game. Sometimes I was thinking more about staying on schedule. And he was always thinking, ‘How can we attack the defense and create explosive (plays)?’ It really changed my mindset for the better.”Horse TracksWhy the Broncos hired Rich Scangarello as their offensive coordinator – The AthleticThe Broncos appointed a trusted assistant of Kyle Shanahan's who has only four years of NFL coaching experience to lead their offense. A gamble? The Broncos don't think so.The Vic Fangio effect: How the Broncos' new head coach has built two of this decade's elite defensive unitsIn San Francisco and Chicago, Fangio transformed two strugglingunits into dominant defenses that were among the NFL's best. What could he do for a follow-up act in Denver?What do Broncos need to do to fix their offense? - Denver Broncos Blog- ESPNWithout Peyton Manning, the Broncos have been middling to bad on offense. 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Here's what you need to know.Sunday felt like Nick Foles' goodbye to Philly - Philadelphia Eagles Blog- ESPNThe Eagles quarterback didn't want to elaborate on the likelihood he's headed elsewhere, preferring instead to savor his Philadelphia moment.Just for fun (and my favorite thing this week)