The sight of No. 3 slinging the ball around at practice was unquestionably a positive sign for his potential availability against the New England Patriots.

But Lock being able to throw a football without pain will only be part of the equation on whether or not the Broncos will have their starting quarterback return after suffering a badly bruised shoulder in Week 2.

When practice opened Wednesday, camera lenses and the eyes of reporters zeroed in on Drew Lock. Meanwhile, Brett Rypien went about his work. It's all he can do.

The Broncos did not place Drew Lock on the injured reserve in hopes he would miss fewer than three games. If he is able to play on Sunday, their gamble would pay off in a big way.

One of the last people you want to see on the field when you've called a run is Broncos nose tackle Mike Purcell.

Not only are the Broncos expected to get a Pro Bowler back on the field on Sunday, but they'll also get to bring back a dangerous offensive package featuring their two Pro Bowl running backs.

A lot rides on Drew Lock's health moving forward. But there's a 50-50 chance the Broncos will get their starting quarterback back for their next game.

Throughout the entire 2020-21 season, DNVR will be giving you game grades from every Denver Broncos contest, evaluating all the starters and beyond to give you a better look at the team’s strengths and weaknesses on a game-by-game basis. In a game for the ages, well maybe not really, but at least with constant action and entertainment, the Broncos found…...

Late Thursday night, with rain falling on an empty MetLife Stadium and the Broncos once again teetering on the edge of losing a winnable game, the Broncos and Bradley Chubb decided they’d had enough.

After leading the Broncos to their first win of the season, Rypien is poised to be their quarterback at least for another game, right?

Not so fast.

There are six 0-3 teams in the NFL entering Week 4. Two of them, the Jets and the Broncos, faceoff in a primetime matchup on Thursday night where one team will, likely, come away with their first victory of the season.

In a new series at DNVR, former Denver Bronco and CU Buff Matt McChesney gets on the whiteboard to show you what exactly was the turning point for the Denver Broncos in their most recent game, good or bad. This week, McChesney dices into the issue the plagued Jeff Driskel’s short time as a starter for the Broncos and explains…

For a third-straight week, the Broncos will have a new signal-caller under center. Here's why the Broncos are giving Brett Rypien a shot.

First, expect to see more combinations involving Shelby Harris and Mike Purcell in pass-rush situations. After all, they're the only two players left from the D-line's active complement from the first two games.

Throughout the entire 2020-21 season, DNVR will be giving you game grades from every Denver Broncos’ contest. Evaluating all the starters and beyond to give you a better look at the team’s strengths and weaknesses on a game-by-game basis. In a 28-10 defeat that felt out of reach midway through the first quarter, the Denver Broncos played a lifeless game…...

Vic Fangio did not announce a starting quarterback on Monday. But he did leave the door open to a very unusual situation that could take place on Thursday night against the Jets.

The Broncos looked like the team that has the NFL’s fifth-worst record since the start of the 2017 season: out-matched, out-fought and out-thought.

On Sunday, the Broncos started their league-high eighth quarterback since the 2016 season.

In 96 hours, they can extend their league-high to nine.

History is on the line for the Broncos on Sunday, since a win will likely clinch a winning record for them against Tom Brady-led teams. Take a look back at the Broncos' history against TB12.

Denver will attempt to avoid their second-consecutive 0-3 start to the season. The only thing that stands between Jeff Driskel and the Broncos picking up their first win of the season is Tom Brady and the Tampa Bay Buccaneers.

Will the Broncos be able to pull off the upset?