Marcus Dixon originally joined the team in 2022 when he followed Ejiro Evero from the Los Angeles Rams to the Denver Broncos. Evero served one season as the Broncos’ defensive coordinator, while Dixon served as the Broncos#039; defensive line coach the past two seasons. The Broncos prevented Dixon from following Everett to the Panthers last season, but are now allowing him to leave this season.This is the second young defensive coach the Broncos have let go in the past week. Christian Parker, defensive backs coach for the past three seasons,
According to ESPN’s Dan Graziano, Marcus Dixon, who served as the Broncos’ defensive line coach the past two seasons, is leaving the team to become the Minnesota Vikings’ defensive line coach. 9NEWS Mike Klis of Denver confirmed the report and the Broncos are now looking for a defensive backs and defensive line coach..
Now the Broncos are looking to replace two key coaches on their defensive staff. Parker is credited with developing the Broncosand#039; defensive backs including Pat Surtain, Ja’Quan McMillian, P.J. Locke, Caden Sterns and others. As for the defensive line, the unit needed help regardless. The lack of talent was evident last season when the Broncos were near the bottom in run defense. Whoever is in charge of Dixon must help develop and improve the Broncosand#039;
interior defensive line players forward.Stay tuned as we find out who the Broncos hire to replace Christian Parker and Marcus Dixon and how that affects the team moving forward.It’s January 14th, 2012. We’re at Candlestick Park in San Francisco. Down on third-and-three with 14 seconds left in the game, the 49ers need points to keep their playoff hopes alive — without having to roll the dice in overtime. In the meantime, the Saints can end this game with a meal and go to the NFC Championship Game itself. To understand how we got here and to appreciate all that this moment represents, we need to rewind..
