The Broncos had made marked improvement n their red-zone efficiency, but it stalled in Week 10. Can they get back on track?

Or at least find a bit of Mile High Efficiency.

Caden Sterns has been incredibly efficient this year.

With Kareem Jackson dinged up, the rookie safety could get his first start as a Bronco against the Chargers.

Here's what Sterns' efficiency could mean for Sunday's game.

George Paton isn’t going to reveal all of his cards yet.

For the first time in two months, Bradley Chubb practiced.

But the Broncos didn't escape the Bye Week unscathed.

After the Bye, the Broncos will be in the thick of a playoff push.

But who on the team has the most to prove individually during the final stretch?

@ZacStevensDNVR, @RyanKoenigsberg & @MaseDenver discuss AND pick every game this weekend!

Tim Patrick's three-year contract extension is a big deal. Let's examine the impact.

"It’s unacceptable as a football player, as a member of this team," he said.

Vic Fangio didn't shy away from calling out his starting quarterback.

Teddy Bridgewater made a business decision.

Melvin Gordon had a brutal fumble.

But after the Broncos' embarrassing 30-13 loss, the finger was being pointed in a different direction.

In one split-second moment at the end of the third quarter Sunday afternoon, Teddy Bridgewater frittered away all of the goodwill and positive energy he had accumulated in helping put the Broncos back in the hunt again.

Coming off the best win of his career as the head coach of the Denver Broncos, Vic Fangio's stock is as high as it's been this year.

Despite numerous injuries, Denver's defense has flashed dominance. The Broncos are only 0.5 game back of first place in the AFC West.

Guiding the Broncos to a winning record through nine games, what does Fangio need to do to keep his job into the 2022 season?

Pat Shurmur might not call plays against the Eagles. Vic Fangio won't say who will. Whoever gets the call will be tasked with finding the same success the Broncos had last Sunday in Dallas.

Fiery Fangio. Swaggy Vic. Fired-up Fangio.

That's who was in the locker room, on the sideline and at the podium as the Denver Broncos' head coach on Sunday as the team decimated the Dallas Cowboys.

That was the Vic Fangio the Broncos needed.

“It’s showing true concern and care for not only us as players, but us as human beings," Teddy Bridgewater said.

Pretend to draw an arrow and fire it from an imaginary bow — get fined five figures. Make the same gesture without releasing the arrow — no fine.

Vic Fangio dished out Hall-of-Fame praise to Javonte Williams on Wednesday.

And while he's only nine games into his NFL career, don't call the second-round pick a rookie.

The Broncos dominated the Cowboys on Sunday.

But injuries dominated Denver.

Here’s the most up-to-date information you need to know about all of the Broncos' injuries.

Game balls went to Kyle Fuller, Javonte Williams and running backs coach Curtis Modkins.

The Denver Broncos destroyed the Cowboys by more than just their 14-point win indicates.

But on Sunday, George Paton was the biggest winner.