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 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
Until last week, the last time the Browns had sole possession of first place in their division as late as November was in 1994. Johnny Manziel was two years old. Read More
Philip Rivers for MVP? Chargers to threaten the Broncos in the AFC West? The second statement is still yet to be determined, but the Broncos put the Rivers MVP discussion to bed in their Thursday Night Football victory and proved why, for now, the Broncos are still the class of the division. Read More
Wrongful behavior in a public university by a leading sports celebrity bodes poorly on the individual and the institution represented. Quarterback, Jameis Winston’s character continues to be called into question as he and the rest of the team prepare for their upcoming game against the North Carolina State Wolfpack. Read More
You can exhale now Denver. It’s over. The “Super Bowl Rematch” has been completed. Unfortunately, Denver didn’t come out on top. And although the record has become blemished with the first loss of the season, put an asterisk next to this one. This loss will be a victory in the future. Read More
Several members of the Broncos such as John Fox, Chris Harris Jr. and Peyton Manning were encouraged after the game. Several Broncos players such as Wes Welker, Terrance Knighton and DeMarcus Ware did not share the same feeling. Read More
Roger Goodell has benefitted from the success of his predecessors in Paul Tagliabue and Pete Rozelle. Both former commissioners created parity by coming up with a salary cap that would give 32 teams chance to win a championship. He also benefitted from great players in his league. Read More
The Chiefs operated their offense well in the second half of their game against the Broncos yesterday afternoon. They were conversing third downs often in the fourth quarter. They had Broncomaniacs thinking overtime as they were within striking distance of tying the game. Read More
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The first week of the 2014 NFL regular season did nothing to dispel the notion that Super Bowl 49 will be anything other than a rematch of Super Bowl 48. Read More
After being inducted in the Broncos Ring of Fame in May, Dan Reeves has been preparing for this weekend these last few months. It was not only just coming back home where he made his mark, but he was being honored by the Broncos for his service. Read More
We pine for the days when we can talk about the games rather than talk about the social issues that plague sports these days. Those were the good old days. Those days are over now. Read More
Commissioner Roger Goodell and his buddies in the National Football League office are under some serious heat. In just the last few months, almost all of the skeletons in the league policy closet have come out. Read More
The NFL football season kicked off on Thursday with the Seattle Seahawks drubbing of the Green Bay Packers. And it was in full force Sunday with eye-raising surprises and comebacks attempts. Read More
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