Denver Broncos head coach Gary Kubiak expected to step down
Kubiak is expected to announce his departure from the Broncos after Sunday’s game against the Oakland Raiders.

Gary Kubiak watches as his team runs drills at Denver Broncos Training Camp. (Kevin J. Beaty/Denverite)
The Denver Broncos might be in need of a new head coach if multiple reports about Gary Kubiak stepping down are accurate.
Kubiak is expected to announce his departure from the Broncos after Sunday’s game against the Oakland Raiders. The coach that led the Broncos to a Super Bowl victory in 2016 is concerned about his health, according to ESPN.
“Kubiak left the team for a week in October and missed a Thursday night game in San Diego for what the team called a ‘complex migraine condition.’ Back in 2013, when Kubiak was coaching the Houston Texans, he suffered a mini-stroke during a game and had to be rushed to the hospital,” ESPN reports.

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