Play-by-Play Voice of Denver Broncos Fired as Mullen High Head Football Coach

Dave Logan will be in his usual position as the radio play-by-play voice of the Denver Broncos on Saturday when Tim Tebow and company try to dispatch of the New England Patriots in the playoffs. However, his position as head coach of the Mullen High School (Denver, Colo.) football team is another story.

Logan, who is considered one of Colorado's all-time greatest athletes, has been dismissed as the school's head coach after winning four Class 5A titles since 2003. Mullen school officials indicate that the former NFL wide receiver with the Cleveland Browns and Denver Broncos was let go because the school would like to have a coach who is in the school on a full-time basis.

Logan, who has amassed a record of 201-43 at three (Mullen, Chatfield, Arvada West) different high schools in 19 years as a high school head coach, has many business interests outside of Mullen, including a daily afternoon talk show on KOA-850 AM. 

Logan led Mullen to three straight 5A titles from 2008 through 2010. This past season, Mullen had a 34-game win streak snapped during the second game of the regular season. The Mustangs finished the season with a 9-3 record and a loss in the Class 5A state quarterfinals.

Mullen's top player, quarterback Cyler Miles, was just named co-player of the game at the U.S. Army All-American Bowl. Miles will play at the University of Washington in the fall.

As a senior at Wheat Ridge High School, Logan was named the Denver Post's Golden Helmet winner, an award that is given to Colorado's top senior football player, scholar and citizen. He was a two-sport letter winner at the University of Colorado before being drafted by three professional sports leagues—the NBA, MLB and NFL.

No replacement has been named for Logan.