(Denny Medley, USA TODAY Sports)
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
This was an eye-opener for the Broncos during the game and after the game. It’s a good bet they will be numb from what happened for days. It’s not something where they can shake it off that quickly. Not when they thought they were good enough to finally beat the Patriots at Foxborough. Read More
(Ron Chenoy — USA Today Sports)
Anytime a network has a televised game, the producers and announcers search for a storyline that would make this game a big event. With Peyton Manning, there’s always a storyline whether it’s him breaking records or winning a big game. 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
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
Peyton Manning is polarizing. He is mesmerizing yet infuriating. He is the best regular season quarterback in the history of football, but his postseason record raises questions. He gets everyone talking one way or another whether it’s good or bad. That’s what great players do. Read More
Detroit Lions and former Georgia Tech Yellow Jacket wide receiver, Calvin Johnson, is the face of the NFL at his position and has transformed how players are developed to play this crucial role. Denver Broncos wide receiver, Demaryius Thomas, another former Georgia Tech alum, is also a transformer of sorts as he enters his “Prime years.” Read More
The NFL season is back. Like your favorite TV show, the time off between seasons has felt like an eternity. But before you settle in for the game tonight, make sure you catch up on five stats you need to know about this upcoming season. We’ll be bringing you five more every Thursday before all the games get started. 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
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
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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