Tuesday on suspicion of criminal trespass after a couple reported he came into their suburban house uninvited and sat down on their couch "mumbling incoherently  http://www.thebroncosfootballauthentic.com/ronald-leary-jers ey-authentic ," according to court records.General manager John Elway said the team was "very, very disappointed in Chad and the situation he put himself into" and suggested the Broncos were pondering Kelly's future with the club.Kelly attended a Halloween costume party hosted by Von Miller on Monday night that has long been a tradition for Broncos players and their significant others.The Broncos were trying to figure out what happened after Kelly left the party."We are in the process of getting all the facts and talking to Chad, and then we'll figure out exactly which direction we're going to go," Elway said on his weekly radio show on Orange & Blue 760. "When the team has a get-together, (it) is always a good thing. You like . when they get together and the camaraderie that goes along with being a team. But when you have one person that kind of puts a dent in the whole process, it's very disappointing."We're going to look into this, and look into it very seriously, because the charges are very, very serious and we understand that," Elway said. "We will look into this and then make decisions as we go."The 24-year-old Kelly posted $2,500 bond Tuesday and was released. He's due back in court Wednesday.According to court records, a couple told police that a stranger came into their Englewood home after 1 a.m. The intruder sat down on the couch next to the woman, who was holding the couple's young child, and was "mumbling incoherently," according to the records.The man yelled at the intruder to get out and hit him in the back with an aluminum tube from a vacuum. The homeowners showed police surveillance video of a man wearing dark pants, a white long sleeve shirt with a brown vest and a red scarf around his neck entering the front door.The homeowner told police he thought the door was locked but police found no signs that someone had forced their way inside.Police said they found Kelly sitting inside a black SUV parked about a block from the couple's home. Kelly matched the surveillance video footage and the man later identified him as the person who came into the house, according to court documents.Police and court records do not address Kelly's physical state at the time, and there is no mention of testing for alcohol or substance use.Police said officers made the arrest "without incident."Kelly's arrest could put the second-year pro in line for discipline from the Broncos or the league, which doesn't need a court conviction to mete out punishment for a violation of the NFL's code of conduct."We are reviewing the matter," the NFL said in an email to The Associated Press.The Broncos chose Kelly with the final pick of the 2017 NFL draft. Although Kelly brought an attitude that had often crossed the line in college, Elway said fellow Hall of Fame quarterback Jim Kelly personally vouched for his nephew, so Elway signed off on the selection.Chad Kelly missed his rookie season while recovering from knee and wrist injuries, then beat out former first-round draft pick Paxton Lynch last summer to serve as the backup for starter Case Keenum.Keenum signed a two-year, $36 million deal in March but is off to a middling start for the Broncos (3-4). He has eight touchdown passes and nine interceptions after throwing for 22 TDs with just seven interceptions last season in Minnesota, where he led the Vikings to the NFC championship.Kelly has played just one snap, a kneel-down on the final play of the first half against the Rams two weeks ago while Keenum was being evaluated for a concussion.On Monday, coach Vance Joseph said he'd be comfortable with Kelly at quarterback should anything happen to Keenum.The only other quarterback on the Broncos roster is Kevin Hogan, a third-year pro from Stanford who was awarded to Denver off waivers from Washington last month.Kelly's spectacular college career at Ole Miss was marked by off-field slip-ups, although he hadn't been in any trouble since the Broncos drafted him.He was kicked off the Clemson team in 2014 after arguing with coaches during the spring game. He also was arrested after a bar fight in 2014, eventually pleading guilty to a misdemeanor charge of disorderly conduct.In October 2016, he was involved in a brawl at his brother's high school football game in New York. He ran onto the field after his brother  http://www.thebroncosfootballauthentic.com/todd-davis-jersey -authentic , Casey Kelly, apparently took a late hit and video shows several coaches restraining him on the field.Although he didn't play in the Senior Bowl after his final season at Ole Miss because of a right knee injury, he was in attendance all week in Mobile, Alabama, so he could talk with NFL teams about his off-field troubles.At the time, he said being upfront about his missteps was important: "You've got to be honest, of course, but you've got to admit to what you did and you've got to try to convince them that you've learned from those mistakes and that you're not going to make them again. The owner doesn't want to hear about it. The GM doesn't want to hear about what you did. They want to know if you've learned from it and won't make the same mistake twice."Tales from the Tape: Justin Simmons, the do-it-all defensive back, is looking good this preseason Regular season play is nearly here! The time we have been waiting patiently for is almost upon us! But what shall we do to entertain ourselves until then? There¡¯s plenty to talk about from a roster construction standpoint as the fourth preseason game approaches and the bubble players vie for a few final spots on the 53-man roster, but I want to focus on the guys whose roster spots are not only safe, but are poised to make a big impact for the Denver Broncos in 2018. So, I¡¯m slightly altering my usual ¡°Tale of the Tape¡± series to bring you short, bite-sized breakdowns from the preseason, leading up to the NFL¡¯s Week 1 kickoff.First up is one of my favorite Broncos: Justin Simmons. To me Simmons embodies exactly what you need in a modern NFL defender. He¡¯s athletic, smart, and highly versatile - the last one perhaps being the most important.I have talked for awhile this off-season about how Simmons needs to be moved down to more of a roaming match-up safety, while Darian Stewart needs to go back up high as the traditional free safety. I was a bit disappointed when Simmons played the first two preseason games mostly up high as a free safety.However, in the ¡°dress rehearsal¡± third preseason game, when the team is actually game-planning and implementing some of the schemes they¡¯ll employ in the regular season, we began to see Denver¡¯s plan for Simmons unfold. They played Simmons exactly where he should be played - everywhere.I dug into the snap count from Friday night¡¯s game and Simmons had 33 total snaps. Here is where he lined up for those:In the Box - 12 snapsSingle high - 11 snapsSlot - 5Two high - 5Simmons had a nearly even split of snaps at the ¡°free safety¡± and ¡°strong safety¡± spots and spent some time covering the slot as well. This is a perfect use of his skillset, using him as a Swiss Army knife all over the field as the match-ups dictate.If you¡¯re worried how Simmons held up in the box in run support, don¡¯t be. Simmons is gap sound, a sure tackler, and not afraid to stick his nose in there in the running game. He took on Adrian Peterson, who ran very well Friday night, several times and helped make key stops.Above, he matches up in the hole against a wide receiver who attempts to lead block, and Simmons absolutely blows this play up, forcing Peterson outside into the waiting arms of Bradley Chubb. This one won¡¯t show up on the stat sheet as anything, but this play is made because of Simmons.The next one is Simmons crashing down upon reading run  http://www.thebroncosfootballauthentic.com/brandon-mcmanus-j ersey-authentic , and making the tackle himself for a one yard gain. We are limited on preseason footage so it¡¯s not the best angle, but you can clearly see Simmons¡¯ decisiveness and tenacity playing around the line scrimmage. If you can¡¯t tell, he¡¯s the guy holding onto the running back after the pile clears.Not bad for a guy who can also kick out and man up in the slot. Speaking of which.This was a look Denver implemented occasionally, and I think we¡¯ll see them go to it quite frequently depending on the match-up.Denver is in their base defense, but Simmons drops down into the slot to man up the receiver. This particular time, the offense is in 21 personnel (2 backs, 1 TE) so Chris Harris is actually free/covering the tight end on the far side, but they have used this against 11 personnel as well. This can be especially effective against teams that like to run out of 11 personnel as it allows Denver to keep their run stoppers on the field and have a full box, but also match-up well across the board against the wide receivers. Wade Phillips ran a version of this a few times with Roby, Talib, and Harris in a base package with only one safety. This is essentially that with Simmons functioning as the slot corner.This play he isn¡¯t lined up in the slot, but he¡¯ll end up covering a crossing receiver. He¡¯s playing essentially as a linebacker here in the box. Simmons shows his play recognition and awareness as he communicates with the secondary, calling out assignments after the ball has been snapped, and then blankets the short crosser on 3rd down.Lastly, my favorite play of the preseason.This play just blew me away and almost deserves its own separate breakdown.Denver¡¯s struggles against tight ends and running backs have been well documented by myself and others here. One of the biggest issues covering backs out of the backfield is that the defender is flat-footed since he is waiting for the back to come to him, and the back also has a two-way go, meaning they can break either direction.Quick outs and flat routes are easy money and easy YAC for offenses, so defenders have to be watching for those all the time. Both Will Parks and Brandon Marshall were burned for touchdowns on these routes last year.As a result, the Texas route, where backs start outside, then break inside is even harder for a linebacker or a safety to stop as they often over-commit to the outside route. We saw Todd Davis give up a touchdown on this very route last year.Which is why Simmons not only stopping this route, but jumping it for a pick is so impressive. Check this out above. He should be beat on this route, which is why the quarterback anticipates and throws it. He goes from running hard towards the numbers to cutoff the outside, to flipping his hips and changing direction in an instant after recognizing the route, and jumping it for an interception. That¡¯s special.It¡¯s actually very reminiscent of Su¡¯a Cravens¡¯ pick on the exact same route in 2016 that I was so impressed with. If Denver can get both of these guys on the field together and continue to unleash Simmons in a variety of ways, they should be much better off not only against running backs and tight ends, but in the passing game in general.I don¡¯t think it¡¯s hyperbole to say that Simmons can be a top 2 or 3 defender for Denver this coming season.Next up, we¡¯ll take a look at Emmanuel Sanders and where he has been lining up. Stay tuned! Also, let me know in the comments if there¡¯s a player or particular aspect you would like me to look at over the next week leading up to Week 1.