Imagine if John Elway had played for the Baltimore Colts. It’s hard to picture given all that we know about the 1983 NFL Draft; especially now. We know there was no chance Elway would ever play for then-owner Bob Irsay or his dysfunctional franchise. It’s even harder to un-imagine all of the memories Elway created in Denver. But try your hardest…...

Around 2 p.m., it looked as if John Elway had done it again. Reports started to circulate that the Denver Broncos were in the final agreements to acquire offensive tackle Joe Thomas from the Cleveland Browns. Since it was so close to the NFL trade deadline, it wasn’t certain if the two sides could reach agreement. Broncos racing to…...

Emotionally filled, thanks to Pat Bowlen’s halftime Ring of Fame induction ceremony and so much more, the Denver Broncos came to play Sunday night. In the biggest game of the NFL season, Denver and Green Bay each started somewhat slowly. Much like a Super Bowl as great teams try to feel one another out. But the Broncos offense started…...

Message delivered. Peyton Manning shutting up the critics? Check. A balanced Denver Broncos offense that compiles over 500 yards? Check. A nasty defense that makes the best quarterback in the NFL look average? Check. If you had paid attention, there was no way in hell the Broncos were losing this game. There was no way this team would lose…...

With the trade deadline looming, the rumors have started. With John Elway and the Denver Broncos, even in the midst of the season they are rumored to be in on everyone. A few weeks ago it was was Chicago Bears running back Matt Forte (those are still alive). Sunday morning, a new name got thrown in the rumor mill:…...

The question has been asked all week: “Do the Denver Broncos have any chance?” I’ve been asked that question at least four or five times a day. I’ve heard it asked all week. Here’s my response, and it hasn’t changed: There is no way in hell the Broncos are losing this game. Not with everything surrounding this game. Not…...

Since everyone likes to predict doom and gloom when it comes to the Denver Broncos, let’s change it up a skosh. What if, for some strange, ungodly reason, the Broncos offense actually looks like an offense on Sunday? What if, lightning gets stuck in a bottle and you find a needle in a haystack the size of Mount Everest,…...

Pat Bowlen is the most important person in the history of the Denver Broncos. There’s often debate about such topics, and they are passionate; especially when it comes the Broncos. Some in Broncos Country would undoubtedly say John Elway. Some could make the argument for Terrell Davis. Perhaps Mike Shannahan. Even Gary Kubiak. You can’t forget about Floyd Little.…...

This freaking team. This mind-numbing, head-shaking, rage-inducing offense. Everyone associated with this game needs a drink. And I’m fairly certain males who watched the Denver Broncos somehow defeat the Cleveland Browns 26-23 in overtime know what child birth is like. What is it about these two teams and bizarre games in Cleveland? But I digress. Most said this was…...

Kapri Bibbs now gets his shot. Is he the answer the Denver Broncos have been looking for at running back? Is the former Colorado State tailback the solution to the season’s biggest problem? Not that Bibbs needs more motivation, but he can look at former Rams’ teammate Shaquill Barrett for the last little bit. Given his chance, Barrett has…...

The theme of this season was set after Week 1. It’s been consistent ever since. I was the first to mention it after that pulsating win over the Baltimore Ravens. I carried it through in some form or fashion the next three weeks. There’s a slight twist in the 16-10 win over the Oakland Raiders. The Denver Broncos’ “kicking and screaming”…...

With Derek Wolfe coming off his four-game suspension, Broncos Country debated who would get released to make room for the defensive lineman. According to Adam Caplan with ESPN, that player is fullback James Casey. The Broncos made it official on Saturday morning, which was the deadline to make the move. The roster swap means Wolfe is active to play on…...

By now you’ve heard Derek Wolfe feels like a “caged animal.” He’s ticked off, and he wants to take his aggression out on the Oakland Raiders. That’s great news for the Denver Broncos defense that already is the best in the NFL. One aspect that’s gone overlooked by some/most is a trait this unit has small doses of but doesn’t have…...

Don’t look now but there is hope for the Denver Broncos offensive line yet. It’s not as dire as people make it out to be. It’s not great either (or even good) but no one has taken that leap. The point is: There’s hope for the Broncos offensive line. We caught glimpses of that on Sunday against the Minnesota Vikings.…...

Give this to the Denver Broncos: At least they’re consistent. Four games into the season, four games where your blood pressure rises and you don’t have any finger nails left. Four games where the theme remains the same: Kicking and screaming. I said it after the first win of the season and it remains true after the 23-20 win over…...

The story remains the offensive line. That was the case for the Denver Broncos back in March before organized team activities started. That was the case for training camp. That remains the case on the eve of the Broncos’ fourth game of the season against the Minnesota Vikings. Remember, it wasn’t Week 5 of last season that Denver figured out…...

There’s been a lot of attention on the Denver Broncos defense. Rightly so. Through the first three weeks of the NFL season, it’s been the best defense in the league. The scary aspect for opponents (intriguing for Broncos fans) is it will only get better. People have focused on the incredible pass rush. When you have the depth and talent Denver…...

In case the rest of the NFL didn’t know, the Denver Broncos defense is really good. Really, really good. There’s a name for it in these parts, and it’s been a long time since we’ve said it with confidence. Fans have wanted to utter the words so badly over the last four years (make it 20) … only to have…...

Somehow, someway the Denver Broncos are 2-0. Despite a 39-year-old quarterback who needs help tying his shoes, an offensive line that couldn’t block air and a running game that would struggle in a walk through, the Broncos have yet to lose this season. In all seriousness, Denver has done in two games what it was incapable of the last three…...