For the first time since Oct. 1990 Ronald Leary Jersey , the Cleveland Browns beat the Denver Broncos. Think about that. The last time the Broncos lost to Cleveland, Dan Reeves was the head coach. The result of Saturday’s 17-16 loss all but ends Denver’s season. The Broncos are now 6-8 on the season, and to avoid the first back-to-back losing seasons since 1971-72, they need to win both of the last two games.The season’s not all that should end after this historic loss. Winners Al Wilson I don’t care what happened on the field, it was awesome to see the former Broncos middle linebacker back on the sideline on Saturday. He’s one of the best and most popular players in franchise history, so to see the two sides begin to mend that relationship was a great sight. Hopefully it ends with Wilson getting his place in the Broncos Ring of Fame. Von Miller With his one sack late in third quarter, Miller is now Denver’s all-time franchise leader in sacks. He passed Ring of Famer Simon Fletcher. Miller now holds the record with 98 sacks. What’s even cooler about all of this is Fletcher was in attendance on Saturday and delivered a message to Miller. Miller also had two tackles, one tackle for loss and one quarterback hit. Congrats, Von. That’s an incredible accomplishment.Here’s what Fletcher said to Miller: “It is my great pleasure to congratulate you on setting the new benchmark as the Denver Broncos’ reigning leader for quarterback sacks! I can think of no one more deserving of this honor. It goes without saying that your work ethic, your commitment to the Colorado community, the way you both prepare for and play the game makes all who’ve ever worn the orange and blue extremely proud to have you as a teammate, brother and friend. I look forward to watching you play for years to come, as you add excitement to each Broncos’ contest.”Adam Gotsis Denver’s defensive end played a helluva game. Gotsis also made the game-saving play on fourth down to give his offense the chance to win. Gotsis finished with six tackles, one strip-sack, one tackle for loss and one pass defended. Dymonte ThomasThe Broncos safety recorded his first career interception. Anytime you do that, you make the list. Thomas finished with three tackles and one pass defended. Brandon McManus Without his three field goals, this game wouldn’t have been close. Though it’s the last one he made that is the biggest issue. Speaking of which ... Losers Vance Joseph Have some balls and go for it on fourth down instead of kicking a field goal. Play to win the game instead of playing to lose. After the game, Joseph said he trusted his defense to go for the points. If he did Domata Peko Jersey , in fact, trust his defense, he would go for it. But Joseph doesn’t and didn’t. He needs to go. He now has back-to-back losses to the likes of the San Francisco 49ers and Browns. Joseph continues to make (horrible) history, and he’s not done yet. The time has come. Bill Musgrave The Broncos offensive coordinator needs to go at this point, too. As I said last week, enough is enough. Case Keenum Denver and Broncos Country wanted the quarterback to play aggressively, not aggressively dumb. Keenum threw two interceptions, the second of which was just awful and turned into a Cleveland touchdown. And on the potential game-winning drive, why did he spike it with a minute left?The MHR Radio Podcast is now on iTunes, Google Play, Spotify, Acast, Stitcher, TuneIn and a few other podcast hosts. Please subscribe to the one that fits your fancy, and also rate and review what you hear. Will John Elway resign the undrafted, pro-bowl, future Denver Broncos Ring of Fame cornerback?"As expected, the Denver Broncos exercised Chris Harris’ $1.1 million option to start the 2019 off-season. At 29 years old Menelik Watson Jersey , Harris is expected to return from a fibula injury sustained during the Broncos’ Week 13 game against the Cincinnati Bengals. Rehabilitation appears to be on schedule and Harris is expected to lead a very thin Broncos Secondary.Harris, who credits himself with the naming rights to Super Bowl 50’s, “No Fly Zone,” remains among the top cornerbacks in the NFL. Throughout his 8 year career, the undrafted cornerback from Kansas has recorded 19 interceptions, 5 forced fumbles, and 405 solo tackles through 123 games. Harris’ physical mentality covering receivers and his willingness to aide in run support make him a unique defensive back. Marcio Jose Sanchez / Associated Press PhotoHarris originally accepted a team friendly deal prior to the Broncos Super Bowl 50 Championship run. He’s a fan favorite and is a respected leader in the locker room. In early March, the Broncos and Harris reportedly engaged in contract negotiations. However, by signing free agent defensive back Kareem Jackson at $33 million with $23 million guaranteed over 3 years, the Broncos can expect an expensive price tag for Harris. Fast forward to mid March, when Broncos General Manager John Elway introduced Joe Flacco as the new quarterback of the team. Inevitably, the question about the all pro cornerbacks contract status popped up. “We’ll talk about that later once we get through everything,” Elway said. “Once we get through the draft, we’ll see where we are, we’ll see where we are budget-wise. Obviously Chris has been a good football player for us for a long time. We’ll have to see where that goes. It’s something that we’d like to look at.”Now at the end of March it appears that contract negotiations remain stagnant. Harris is set to earn a base salary of $7.8 million in 2019 before he will be an unrestricted free agent in 2020. If the defense is to drastically improve under Vic Fangio, Chris Harris Jr. must be paid and extended immediately.