ENGLEWOOD, Colo. (AP) — Lionel Taylor, who starred for the Denver Broncos in the 1960s and became the first wide receiver in ...

After two years, the Kansas City, Mo., native rejoined the league as a wide receivers coach for the Pittsburgh Steelers and ...

Broncos Ring of Fame receiver Lionel Taylor, the franchise’s first star after its inception in 1960, has died at 89 years old ...

Taylor's historic 1961 season came just after he caught 92 passes on the Broncos' inaugural 1960 team, making him the only ...

Lionel Taylor, an original player for the Broncos and a member of the team’s Ring of Fame, died on Aug. 6, the team announced ...

Lionel Taylor, a four-time All-Pro and a trailblazer as an NFL assistant coach, died on Aug. 6 at the age of 89, the Broncos ...

Lionel Taylor, a member of the original 1960 Denver Broncos, is pictured with an original jersey, original football and ...

The Broncos on Saturday night remembered the late legendary wide receiver Lionel Taylor, and his grandson was filled with ...

Two words did the job just fine, because nobody needed any kind of soliloquy to understand the things Troy Franklin was doing ...

The Broncos rested most starters against the Cardinals on Saturday, plus players working their way back from injuries.

The first professional player to have a 100-catch season, Taylor is still third all-time among Broncos receivers in ...