"It wasn't that I didn't want to stay in Denver," Barrett said. "I feel like my last two years there, I felt as though that there was a zero percent chance to start."

There's no question Noah Fant's future is bright. In fact, his present is bright. He's proven over the first two games, if he's given the opportunity, he'll produce with the best tight ends in the league.

In high school just over a decade ago, one year, 5.6 miles and a world of attention separated Driskel and Bortles.

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 explains how the Broncos inability to change their protections properly ended up costing them the game and their…

The Broncos went all-in on Drew Lock for the 2020 season. At first, all hope appeared to be lost when Lock went down on Sunday. But now, there's hope the second-round pick will be back on the field within the next three weeks.

Without Courtland Sutton, the Broncos are about as inexperienced as a receiving corps can be. But Jerry Jeudy and K.J. Hamler have already taken a big role in the offense. Now they're in a prime position to take off.

Jeff Driskel-to-Noah Fant needs to be the combination at the heart of the Broncos' attack for the next few weeks.

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. As the Broncos seemed dead in the water, on the road in Pittsburgh, and without their starting quarterback, a banged-up bunch…...

After an unprecedented slew of injuries, the Broncos need a new plan in 2020

RK offers his vision for what that looks like.

The injury bug struck the Broncos and hasn't left.

After losing Von Miller for a majority of the year, if not the entire year, just before the start of the season, Denver lost A.J. Bouye and Phillip Lindsay for multiple weeks during Week 1's game against the Tennessee Titans.

But losing three Pro Bowl players just wasn't enough. On Sunday, Denver lost Pro Bowl receiver Courtland Sutton and Drew Lock as well as many players on the defensive side of the ball.

Yeah, it looks grim in the moment. But there are a few burning embers that can become brilliant flames.

Less than a month ago, Vic Fangio stated if Elijah Wilkinson struggled, then they had Demar Dotson their to replace him.

On Sunday, the Broncos' right tackle struggled.

Monday night did not end how the Broncos wanted. But thanks to a short week, Denver doesn't have to wait long to get the taste of their two-point loss out of their mouth.

Will the Broncos thrive on the opportunity to avenge their loss quickly or will the short week be too big of an obstacle to overcome?

Deciding who "won" the the 2019 draft-night trade between the Denver Broncos and the Pittsburgh Steelers is a fool's errand, at least right now. But Andrew Mason will try, anyway.

“We don’t skip steps” – Michael Malone “We don’t skip steps” – Tim Connelly “We don’t skip steps” – Nikola Jokic “We don’t skip steps” – Josh Kroenke, Jamal Murray, Paul Millsap, Gary Harris… Oh, and in case you were wondering… You probably get the point by now. Apparently the NBA’s new Cinderella Squad is vehemently against skipping. And steps.…...

Those two rookies were perhaps the most unexpected success stories of training camp.

Less than a month ago, Cushenberry wasn't receiving first-team reps as he was fighting his way up the depth chart. Now, he's having "almost a perfect game" calling the shots for Denver's offensive line.

Jerry Jeudy had two "critical" drops on Monday night. But those drops just simply were "not a Jerry Jeudy thing to do."

Barely 12 hours after defending his decision to not take a timeout, Broncos coach Vic Fangio walked it back.