When Broncos fans read the term “rematch” up top, it’s safe to assume I’m previewing “Broncos vs. Seahawks part two”. However, that’s two weeks away. I’m speaking of Manning’s long awaited do-over in week one against Indy. Manning wants this matchup again more than you think…perhaps more than Seattle. Read More
Peyton Manning has not bothered to explain what happened on this February night when he and his Broncos teammates were outclassed and out-physicaled by the Seahawks in the Broncos’ 43-8 Super Bowl loss. He knows it’s useless to dwell on it. Read More
Well dear readers, it is that time again. Once more I get to write about the Broncos and football. I owe apologizes to my loyal readers for not writing for so long. After the last Superbowl I found that I had gotten to ‘zymosan’ in the dictionary and it took a while to rewind that book and find new words. Alas, on to the show! Read More
There are four commonly used “onesie” positions in fantasy football, or positions where only one player is started every week. Those positions include quarterback, tight end, kicker, and defense. And because of the differences for each position, strategies on how to approach them vary wildly depending on who you ask. Read More
We’re finally at that time. Super Bowl 48 is about to officially become a thing of the past. Training camp and preseason has come and gone, the 53-man roster has been released, and we’re at the home stretch. The 2014-15 regular season for your Denver Broncos is about to begin. Read More
As far as enviable landing spots for running backs go, standing next to Peyton Manning has to be near the top of the list. Just ask Joseph Addai, Knowshon Moreno, and Edgerrin James. Being Manning’s right-hand man not only produces real-life football results, but more often than not, it produces massive fantasy football results as well. Read More
After suffering his third concussion in the last ten months, not only should Broncos wide receiver Wes Welker sit out the rest of the 2014-15 season, but Wes should also call it a career and step away from the game of football. Read More
It wasn’t long ago when Wes Welker felt like a guaranteed lock for at least 100 receptions each season to go along with a healthy dosage of yardage. After all, in his six seasons with the New England Patriots between 2007 and 2012, he failed to haul in 100 passes and 1,000 yards just once (in 2010). Read More
Human beings love new, shiny things – cars, televisions, smart phones…the list goes on and on. When new items hit the market, people instantly become enamored. Wanting the newest thing has become embedded into our very nature. Read More
I know, I know, who cares about the future?! Peyton Manning is our quarterback and this is a “Super Bowl win or bust” season. However, it is preseason and we’re all desperately waiting for the start of the regular season. We have to care about the future at some point. So, why not take a look at the future of the Broncos roster while we have some time? Read More
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If you checked out the recap of numberFire’s 14-team fantasy draft earlier this month, you may have noted the ridiculous lengths the staff went to in avoiding the selection of a quarterback. Unlike the participants in most fantasy drafts, the folks here at numberFire tend to follow a late-round quarterback strategy. Read More
We’ve heard the spiel before: daily fantasy sports allow you to create a new lineup every day (or week), providing freedom from your season-long fantasy commitments. And unlike your fake baseball, basketball or football teams, you can win money every single day. Read More
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I’ll start this article with a cliche. There are no sure things in football. We’ve all heard this before, but it’s painfully true. We could perform analyses on every piece of football data available, and still not know what will actually happen during the season. Read More
Peyton and the offense have been the driving force on this team and we go and have gone as far as that group of 11 men takes us. As we saw in the playoffs of both 2013 and early 2014, when the offense sputters, we ultimately break. Read More
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