We grade all the Denver Broncos starters and beyond from their 27-23 loss at the Minnesota Vikings. From best to worst and everyone in between, including the coaching staff and special teams we leave no stones unturned as we break down the Orange & Blue's latest defeat.

As the Broncos got out to a 20-point lead on Sunday afternoon, it came to me.

It wasn't one moment or one play, but a series of unfortunate events. But what can the Broncos do about it now?

Questions were abound as the Broncos lead slowly and painfully drifted out of their hands. Answers came after the game.

Emmanuel Sanders is gone, but Courtland Sutton looks like a No. 1 wide receiver.

Pressure rate shows the effect of Mike Munchak on the Broncos' offensive line.

What, if anything, can Brandon Allen do to remain the Broncos' starting quarterback and fend off the highly-anticipated rookie?

Callahan will not play a snap for the Broncos this year.

If you think Patrick has yardage and reception totals in mind as he comes back from a hand injury, think again.

Week 11 of the 2019 NFL season has been a memorable one for Drew. On Sunday, he turned 23. On Monday it was publicly announced he would be designated to return to practice. On Tuesday, he had his first practice since August. And on Thursday, well, a future Hall of Famer said he was a famous star in the making.

The question is, will the Broncos go the most direct route, or will they keep taking detours on the road to Lock getting his starting shot?

The plan for Drew Lock after his first practice on Tuesday has been a mystery. However, on Wednesday, those plans, at least for the short-term, became slightly more clear.

Vic Fangio will be dialing up Denver's defense against Minnesota's offensive coordinator Kevin Stefanski. But behind the scenes, there are two other major players in Sunday's game.

In his first practice work in 86 days, Lock was eager to return to work,.

Let's talk about Drew Lock ... and how to build off the positive momentum being built by Vic Fangio's defense ... and the origin of SEVENTY-FIVE!

Drew Lock will take a massive step in his return to the field on Tuesday. But it’s only one step in his long race back to the game field.

While the Broncos disperse across the globe on their bye week, it's time to take a look at the team beyond this season and explore just how much will continue to change in a year's time.

If Broncos players achieve these five statistical benchmarks the rest of the way, you'll know the team is headed in the right direction, regardless of the W-L ledger at the end of the season.

Welcome into our film breakdown series with former CU star and Denver Bronco Matt McChesney. Each week, Matt will be picking six plays from the most recent game that impacted the game and giving you a real-life film-room experience as he breaks down the play.  (Warning: This film-room experience is so real that some of these videos contain adult language)…...