Mr. Ed McCaffrey

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  Ed McCaffrey, Managing Director
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  Ed McCaffrey, Managing Director
  
  Ed McCaffrey is a former All-Pro wide receiver who played in the National Football League (NFL) for 13 years.He began his NFL career in 1991 with the New York Giants, and then was a member of the San Francisco 49ers during their 1994 Super Bowl championship season.In 1995, he signed with the Denver Broncos, where he would play for the next nine years until his retirement after the 2003 season.With the Denver Broncos, Mr. McCaffrey played a prominent role in helping the team to Super Bowl Championships in 1998 and 1999.
  
  Since retiring from the NFL in 2003, Mr. McCaffrey has been involved in select business ventures prior to joining TIVIS Ventures and its portfolio company, Sports Shares.Those ventures include Exclusive Resorts, a luxury vacation residence club; Nikken, a manufacturer and distributor of natural prevention-focused health products; and PLB Sports, a food marketing company that combines high-profile athletes and teams with unique products.
  
  In his role as vice president of business development for Sports Shares, Mr. McCaffrey is responsible for directing the company's business development efforts, including managing membership sales to key corporations and individuals, developing strategic alliances with other high-end service companies, and cultivating Sports Shares' venue partner relationships.
  
  Beyond his business ventures, Mr. McCaffrey has spoken at more than 50 motivational and inspirational events for such entities as Coca Cola, ICG, TIAA-CREF, Champs, Boys & Girls Clubs, and the American Heart Association.Additionally, he founded the McCaffrey Family Foundation, which strives to improve the lives of children, particularly within Colorado.
  
  Mr. McCaffrey earned a Bachelor of Science degree in economics and a Master of Science degree in organizational behavior from Stanford University in California.

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  Wide Receiver University Professor: Ed McCaffrey
  
  Ed McCaffrey established himself as one of the top receivers in the National Football League during his professional career that spanned over a decade and included Super Bowl rings and a Pro Bowl appearance.The All-American out of Stanford University was drafted into the NFL in 1991 and he would go on to become known as one of the best route-runners in the pros.Playing the majority of his NFL career with the Denver Broncos, McCaffrey possessed an unerring ability to make the tough catch in clutch situations and he became a key target for Hall of Fame quarterback John Elway.McCaffrey was a big part of the Broncos back to back Super Bowl victories in 1998 and 1999 and he earned a Pro-Bowl selection in 1998.McCaffrey was also a member of the San Francisco 49ers Super Bowl winning team.

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  Wide receiver Ed McCaffrey went down with a season ending injury early in the season.
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  With McCaffrey and (hopefully) Davis healthy this season, along with the surprising WR Rod Smith, Griese will have his offensive weapons available to help him out.

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  Woodrow - Broncos receiver Ed McCaffrey would wear undersized shoulder pads and no leg pads.

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  Larimer Square is 'the heart of Denver's nightlife' hosting The Capital Grille, Samba Room, CRU, Rioja and for those who prefer a late night espresso The Market is hands down, your author's favorite. (I actually wrote the bulk of this article at The Market, and while working, noticed Denver's ex-wide receiver Ed McCaffrey sitting just a short distance away ... Celebrity sightings in Denver are seemingly more commonplace these days; perhaps a sign of the city's larger appeal to the tres-chic.)

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  Ranked 8th in scoring defense and 11th in total defense The 1998 Broncos fielded Pro Bowlers, in addition to Elway, at wide receiver (Ed McCaffrey), tight end (Sharpe), running back (Davis), tackle (Tony Jones), guard (Mark Schlereth), center (Nalen), linebacker (Bill Romanowski), safety (Steve Atwater) and, yes, even kicker (Jason Elam).

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  Published on: 11/5/2000    Last Visited: 3/28/2005  

  In 2000, McCaffrey had his third straight 1,000-yard season for the Broncos, catching a team-high 101 passes.
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  But Ed McCaffrey has responded with a productive season for the Denver Broncos.
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  McCaffrey, who will be 35 next season, is impatient with those who suggest he might be in the twilight of his career, and that his injury might hasten his retirement.
  
  McCaffrey faced an arduous recovery, rehabbing almost daily for 11 months.His regimen included riding a stationary bike, walking on a treadmill and jogging on a treadmill until he began running outdoors last April.
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  Sometime during this season, McCaffrey changed his attitude -- from being a receiver coming off a major injury to being a receiver, period.
  
  Tireless in his workouts, McCaffrey surprised many of his teammates by joining them at training camp in July.
  
  Although he still limps occasionally, McCaffrey said his injured leg "feels pretty good."
  
  "There wasn't a lot of time to feel sorry for myself," he said."It took my mind off my leg, that's for sure."
  
  Primed for another big year, his season ended abruptly in the opener on Sept. 10, 2001.Catching a pass over the middle in a Monday night game against the New York Giants, McCaffrey collided with safety Shaun Williams and broke the tibia and fibula in his left leg -- an injury that could have ended his career.

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  Published on: 3/28/2007    Last Visited: 3/28/2007  

  - Ed McCaffrey, WR, 1995: Fans still hear echo of Ed-die, Ed-die chant.

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  Published on: 6/6/2004    Last Visited: 6/6/2004  

  Ed McCaffrey Answers Your Raiders Week Questions -- Friday, December 20, 2002
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  Ed McCaffrey Answers Your Raiders Week Questions
  
  In his eighth season as a member of the Denver Broncos, Ed McCaffrey has become one of the most popular players in team history.Whether he is scoring a touchdown or getting up from a vicious hit, his actions are routinely applauded by the crowd at INVESCO Field at Mile High.
  
  McCaffrey was signed by the club in March of 1995 and was reunited with Mike Shanahan who had just been named head coach of the Broncos.The two had spent the 1994 season together in San Francisco on their way to victory over the San Diego Chargers in Super Bowl XXIX.
  
  The Stanford product arrived in the Mile High City and nailed down a starting role by the 1996 season in which he started 15 games, caught 48 passes for 553 yards and scored seven touchdowns.From there his career continued to grow as he was an integral part of Denver's first world championship team in 1997 and had over 1,000-yards receiving in 1998, '99 and 2000 while capturing a third Super Bowl ring in 1998.He also was named to the AFC Pro Bowl team that season.In 2000, he caught 101 passes which, at the time, established a new club single-season record for receptions.
  
  In 2001, McCaffrey's season ended in the first game against the New York Giants as he suffered a broken left leg after making a catch and was lost for the remainder of the season.This year the wide receiver has returned to start every game and has made 59 receptions for 768 yards with two touchdowns.
  
  With this weekend's key clash in Oakland looming, McCaffrey took time to respond to your questions this week.Here's what Ed had to say:
  
  Joe B.Which Super Bowl title was more gratifying to you, '94 with the 49ers or '97 with the Broncos?
  
  Ed McCaffreyAll Super Bowls are gratifying.
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  Ed McCaffreyI love football.I've been playing since I was eight years old and as long as I'm physically able to perform and someone believes in me enough to keep me on the team, I'll continue to play.
  
  Thomas D.Ever since breaking your leg last season, has it been more difficult mentally going up in the air to make a big play knowing you're going to get crushed?
  
  Ed McCaffrey
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  Ed McCaffreyThere have been some great ones.
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  Ed McCaffrey
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  Ed McCaffreyDuring the offseason I lift and run four times a week, during the season I lift and run twice a week and practice three times a week.
  
  Renae M.I'm wondering how much longer I'm going to enjoy watching you play?
  
  Ed McCaffrey
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  Ed McCaffrey
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  Ed McCaffreyThat's a difficult question.
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  Ed McCaffrey
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  Ed McCaffreyI think Ashley has great potential and a great work ethic and hopefully he'll continue to improve and help our team and get better and better with the more experience he gets in the games.
  
  Mark C.What kind of car do you have and do you have any pets?
  
  Ed McCaffrey
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  Ed McCaffrey
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  Ed McCaffreyEconomics
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  Ed McCaffreyGood question.
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  Ed McCaffrey
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  Ed McCaffreyIt was a thrill to play with John and by the time I got here he was already a living legend and had accomplished a whole lot in the world of football.
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  Ed McCaffreyScore more points
  
  Duane P.What is the single most memorable game/play of your career in Denver thus far, and why?
  
  Ed McCaffrey
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  Ed McCaffreyIt makes my neck feel better.
  
  Angelo S.We all know that you have had many great catches over your career what do you think is your best catch(s)?
  
  Ed McCaffrey
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  Ted N.What is your favorite food?
  
  Ed McCaffreyI like all kinds of food and I usually try to eat pretty healthy, but if I had to go binge, it would probably be on hamburgers French fries and maybe pizza.
  
  David F.Is there a story behind the "X" cut in the toes of your game shoes?
  
  Ed McCaffreyI got turf toe early in my career and was forced to cut holes in my shoes in order to run and noticed that it made my shoes fit a lot more comfortably so I've just been doing it ever since.
  
  87isthemanWhich was harder for you - becoming an NFL star through hard work and patience, or returning to form after the devastating injury?
  
  Ed McCaffrey
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  Ed McCaffreyI'm extremely happy for him.I believe he deserves an opportunity like this at a major university and I wish him the best of luck.

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  I'd stopped at a Supervalu in Frasier to get the brats, the cherries, and some condiments, including "McCaffrey's Rocky Mountain Mustard," which has Bronco football player Ed McCaffrey's face on the front.I imagine McCaffrey telling his agent, "I'll never endorse a product I don't believe in.

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