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Being old makes one wiser by having perspective on life, especially in the case of athletes. Athletes tend to gain perspective as they wrap up their career in sports. There’s humility that comes with it when a player’s career comes to an end. Read More
The 2014 season marked the first time in franchise history the Broncos have captured four consecutive divisional crowns, they also finished with an 8-0 record at home to represent the sixth perfect mark in team history. This ties them for second most perfect home slates in pro football history. Read More
The Denver Broncos, winners of five of their last six games, will look to move one step closer to the Super Bowl when the Indianapolis Colts visit Sports Authority Field. Read More
Hope springs eternal this time of the year. It’s a new beginning in the second season, which we call the playoffs. With the exception of the Cardinals due to a lack of quarterback, most NFL participating playoff teams such as the Broncos have a chance to go to the Super Bowl. Read More
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Here’s hoping Broncos head coach John Fox enjoyed his bye week last week. The hard work begins now for him and the Broncos as they attempt to win a Super Bowl after last year’s disappointment in the Super Bowl. Read More
The Broncos (12-4) secured the AFC’s No. 2 seed and a first-round bye with a 47-14 whipping of the Oakland Raiders on Sunday in which Manning didn’t throw a single touchdown pass. In a game that totaled 451 yards for Denver and a grand total of 199 yards that Oakland managed to produce, it was total domination over the fledging Raiders. Read More
Tis the season for… the end of the season. The end of the regular season, that is. Hopes of home-field advantage may be a thing of the past, but the Broncos are set to take on the rival-Raiders with a first-round bye on the line. Read More
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Playing a playoff game at Foxborough should be the least of the Broncos’ worries. Same can be said about the likelihood of the Broncos losing a bye week and playing on wild-card weekend. Read More
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There has been angst about the Broncos not putting eye-popping numbers on offense for a month now. There are concerns about Peyton Manning not throwing touchdowns like he did the first two months of the season. Broncos fans have complained about this offense being boring. Read More
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Good things happen to good people that work hard at their craft from practice to games. That can be applied to Broncos cornerback Chris Harris. He is a guy that always seeks to be as good as Darrelle Revis, Richard Sherman and Patrick Peterson. Read More
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It wasn’t the Broncos beating the Bills that people talked about after the game. It was about Peyton Manning’s 51-game touchdown streak ending yesterday afternoon. There were many questions about it on Twitter, message boards and sports radio. Read More
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Kansas City Chiefs fans have been amped up for weeks when it came to their team’s showdown against the Broncos. After all, they said the Broncos are vulnerable based on their struggles the last few weeks. Plus, they cited the Chiefs would beat the Broncos in a rematch since their team would be the home team this time around. Read More
Fair or not, the Broncos have a reputation for being soft and finesse. Their poor Super Bowl performance against the Seahawks in February spoke for itself. Read More
Yesterday was a day of celebration. There was no looking back. Champ Bailey was ready to move on from the game and start a new chapter of his life, which is raising his three young children.
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