The guys discuss the dominant 17-7 win, their biggest takeaways from the game, break down the players that stood out, the players that struggled and much more.
The guys break down Drew Lock and Teddy Bridgewater's performance, talk about the return of Von Miller and Courtland Sutton and discuss the rest of the game as Denver wraps up the preseason.
With a decision on the Broncos' starting QB looming, although Vic Fangio did mention that both Teddy Bridgewater and Drew Lock have played well, it's hard to ignore the head coach's heaping praise for one QB after Saturday night's win.
Teddy Bridgewater, not Drew Lock, had the highest highs and the lowest lows during Wednesday’s practice.
With the QB competition potentially coming to an end soon, did the rollercoaster day help or hurt Teddy’s quest to becoming the starter?
The Broncos have their starting quarterback. For the first preseason game, that is.
Here's how the reps will be split and why Drew Lock will get the first shot.
Hopefully you had a few cold ones during the game to make it more enjoyable than it was. Here are our takeaways from Denver’s fourth preseason game.
The heat wasn't too hot for the San Francisco 49ers as they took down Denver 24-15 in the Broncos' third preseason game. The score, however, isn't what matters in the preseason. Here's who's trending up and who's trending down with two weeks left until cut day.
Joe Flacco, Ja’Wuan James and Kareem Jackson all made their debut in Orange & Blue. But it wasn’t the top-dollar acquisitions that flashed in the Seattle sky, nor was it their fault the team fell 14 to 22 to the Seahawks.
The Broncos took off the pads for Tuesday's practice, but that doesn't mean it wasn't juicy.
The Broncos finished the preseason with two wins in four games.
The Bears snuck out of Denver with a 24-23 victory.
Kyle Sloter led the Broncos to a 30-2 drubbing of the Arizona Cardinals.
The Denver Broncos did not finish the preseason as they would have liked but they can now look to shave down the roster and move on to Carolina
There’s bad, and then there’s so terrible all a viewer can do is laugh. For the Denver Broncos in their first preseason game on Friday night, special teams were laughably bad. It was a shame, too, because the rest of the team – the offense and defense – played well. Denver ultimately won the game, but for fans who’ve been…...
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