With free agency and the draft looming, Elway broke news and hinted at what’s to come.

Matt McChesney breaks down the action in a jam-packed NFL week as the playoff race heads up and gets you caught up on college football, the state of the Buffs, and a whole lot more. At the 26 minute mark, Matt is joined by Denver Broncos starting center Connor McGovern and left guard Billy Turner, talking about their journey’s to the NFL…

The group that had become easy to point fingers at all season long became the unsung heroes on Sunday.

Denver’s not only lost five of their last six games, but they’ve also lost their team captain, Iron Man and only reliable offensive lineman “for a while,” if not for the rest of the season.

Here were the six major takeaways from Vance Joseph’s Monday press conference.

The Broncos’ No. 5 overall pick didn’t just play like a first-round pick on Tuesday. He was even better.

With many stars missing practice on Monday, there were a few younger players that stepped up and caught the attention of the coaching staff.

Football is finally back on the field. That means the competitions about to begin.

The Broncos signed a practice squad receiver to the active roster.

They say when it rains it pours. After experiencing a major drought, if you will, through the first quarter of the season on the injury front, the flood gates opened Sunday night on the Broncos.

With Garett Bolles week-to-week with a leg bruise, Vance Joseph wouldn’t name a starting left tackle. But he gave a good indication on Sunday.

The Denver Broncos have the attitude, and cap space, to suggest that changes in the offensive line will take place sooner rather than later.