Well, the time has finally come. Super Bowl 50. The Dabbing Celebration Extraordinaire Cam Newton and the Carolina Panthers vs. The Sheriff, the No-Fly Zone, and the Denver Broncos. This is going to be one heck of a ball game. Read More
The undefeated Denver Broncos take on an NFC North team for the second week in a row in Week 4, when they welcome Adrian Peterson and the suddenly surging Minnesota Vikings into Sports Authority Field. Read More
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One of the most high-profile NFL games of Week 1 sounds off from Sports Authority Field when the Baltimore Ravens visit the Denver Broncos on September 13 in a potential AFC playoff preview. Read More
This upcoming Denver Broncos season should answer many questions regarding quarterback/head coach relationship, running game, offensive line, a possible new wide receiving threat and a revamped defense to go along with a normal potent offense. Read More
Widely considered to be one of the true model organizations around the league, the Denver Broncos enter 2015, as usual, with serious Super Bowl aspirations. Read More
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When Terrell Davis produced for the Broncos during his time with them, there’s no question everyone had him ticketed to the Pro Football Hall of Fame. He was mesmerizing when he had the football. He was a highlight reel in breaking tackles and running to the end zone.
Super Bowl XLIX really has no favorite, which means we’re in store for a good one. The Patriots enter the big contest with just one meaningful loss since their disastrous late September Monday night game against the Chiefs, while the Seahawks are 12-1 over their last 13 games, counting the playoffs. Read More
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Adam Gase thought he had everything going for him last year as the hotshot Broncos offensive coordinator. He was thought to be the next NFL head coach in the making with his bright football mind, young age and strong intellect. With the Broncos putting great offensive numbers last year, he was on fast track to being a boss of his own team. Read More
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Yesterday had the theme of a welcome home party to a former Bronco when the Broncos introduced Gary Kubiak as their 15th coach in franchise history. Read More
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John Elway fired John Fox last week after he felt his head coach was not good enough to take the Broncos to a championship level. He saw enough of his head coach to have that conviction after four years. Read More
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John Fox started off his week by being fired by the Broncos as their head coach and he finished the week by being hired by the Bears to be their head coach. Talk about rebounding quickly after a few days. Anyone would love to be Fox in getting a job quickly. Read More
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When John Elway had the season-ending presser yesterday, he spent more time talking about Peyton Manning than the coach he fired in John Fox. He felt that was more important than talking about a coach that he discarded. Read More
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Give John Elway this. He is decisive when it comes to making decisions. He has a plan, and he executes whether it works or not. It’s that trait that made him successful as a football player and an executive. Read More
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After seeing Broncos fans boo Peyton Manning as he headed to the locker room after the game yesterday, it symbolizes what the 2014 season is all about for the Broncos, which is disappointment, false promise and the end of a good era. That’s the image Broncos fans will think of when they reminisce about this forgettable season. That summed up how bad yesterday was.
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