The Denver Broncos are having one of the biggest turnarounds in NFL history after starting 1-5 and potentially making a playoff push.
Does Sean Payton deserve all of the credit for the turnaround?
Does he deserve to be the NFL’s Coach of the Year?
DENVER, Colo. — The win streak continues. The Broncos won their fifth consecutive game on Sunday, beating the Cleveland Browns 29-12 at Empower Field. Denver is now 6-5 on the season with a three-game road swing up next. Here’s how the Broncos graded out on Sunday… Offense Quarterbacks Russell Wilson: C+ — This is a tough grade. Wilson missed some easy…
Denver Broncos’ All-Pro cornerback Patrick Surtain II joins the show less than 48 hours after the Broncos’ fifth-straight win of the season.
Surtain discusses the Broncos’ 29-12 win over the Cleveland Browns and how Denver’s defense was able to get the win.
Surtain then breaks down the Broncos’ next opponent and how the team can beat the Houston Texans. How big of a challenge will it be for Vance Joseph’s defense, led by Surtain and Justin Simmons, to stop C.J. Stroud and Tank Dell? Will Surtain follow Tank around the field?
The key to Denver’s remarkable turnaround isn’t hidden in a top-secret playbook in Sean Payton’s office.
It’s drastic improvements in a few key areas which has helped the Broncos roll off five-straight wins and put them squarely in the playoff conversation heading into December.
The Denver Broncos and Sean Payton are tied with the Philadelphia Eagles as the hottest team in the NFL right now as both teams have won five-straight games.
Although the Broncos are currently tied with the Indianapolis Colts and Houston Texans for the final playoff spot in the AFC, and do not hold the tiebreaker, are they one of the best teams in the AFC?
DENVER, Colo. — Early in the fourth quarter of the Denver Broncos’ 29-12 win over the Cleveland Browns on Sunday, Broncos nickel back Ja’Quan McMillian knew what was coming. He recognized the formation from earlier in the game and thought the Browns might be running the same play. He was right. An inside receiver was running a sail route, straight downfield…
Russell Wilson and the Denver Broncos are cooking after beating the Cleveland Browns! The Broncos have now won five straight games to get above .500.
ENGLEWOOD, Colo. — Broncos rookie safety JL Skinner made his long-awaited debut on Sunday Night Football against the Vikings last weekend. His night was short. He didn’t take the field on defense and played six snaps of special teams. But that could change this week, since 14-year veteran starter Kareem Jackson is beginning a four-game suspension. “We felt like the last…
Don’t look now, but the Denver Broncos are in sole possession for second place in the AFC West.
Their NFL-best four-game win streak has catapulted the team ahead of the 5-6 Las Vegas Raiders and the 4-6 Los Angeles Chargers.
As Denver makes a playoff push the final seven weeks of the season, which of these two division rivals poses the biggest threat to the Broncos?
The surging Denver Broncos take on the Cleveland Browns on Sunday in what could be a massive game in regards to the AFC playoffs.
Will the winner of the 5-5 Broncos and 7-3 Browns have the upper hand to a Wild Card spot in the AFC West?
Denver Broncos All-Pro cornerback Pat Surtain II joins the show to talk about the team’s four-game win streak.
Even though it wasn’t intentional, the Broncos’ turnover machine has rightfully earned the nickname “McMillion” as he’s been money in Denver’s four-game win streak.
The Denver Broncos beat the Minnesota Vikings on Sunday Night Football thanks to a fourth-quarter comeback by Russell Wilson, Courtland Sutton and Samaje Perine and a big stop by the defense.
Who was the player of the game for the Broncos? Was it Courtland Sutton? Russell Wilson? Samaje Perine? Jerry Jeudy? Ja’Quan McMillian? Justin Simmons?
Who deserves the MOST credit for the Broncos’ four-game win streak?
DENVER, Colo. — After a last-minute touchdown drive and a dagger of a defensive stand, the Denver Broncos have climbed their way out of the grave and back to life. Their 1-5 record has grown to 5-5, thanks to a 21-20 home win over the Minnesota Vikings on Sunday Night Football. But the Broncos don’t believe they’ve created a blank…
Sean Payton, Russell Wilson, and the Denver Broncos beat Josh Dobbs, James Addison, and the Minnesota Vikings in a nail-biter on Sunday Night Football.
Join Alexis Perry, Eric Weedum (D-Line), and Super Bowl 50 Champion Todd Davis as they break down one of the biggest wins in recent Broncos history!
ENGLEWOOD, Colo. — A.Q. Shipley made a declaration this week. “This is a bad dude,” Shipley said. “He’s become my favorite football player on the offensive line in the NFL.” “Who is it?” Pat McAfee asked on his show. “Quinn Meinerz,” Shipley said. “Third-round pick, and now that he’s figured out technique, he’s a dawg.” “He’s your favorite football player, right…
Thanks to a three-game win streak, including victories over the Kansas City Chiefs and Buffalo Bills, Sean Payton and the Broncos are only one game out of .500.
As hot as the Broncos have been, however, there is one team on an even longer win streak. That team, the Minnesota Vikings, just happens to be coming to Empower Field at Mile High for Sunday Night Football.
Will the Vikings, who are riding a five-game win streak, snap Denver’s three-game win streak?
If not, how long will the Broncos’ streak extend?
The Broncos’ next two opponents are both starting backup quarterbacks.
Does this mean Denver should extend their win streak?
Will they?
The crew gives their final picks for the weekend, including Broncos-Vikings.
Denver Broncos’ QB Russell Wilson is quietly having one of the best statistical seasons in the entire NFL among all quarterbacks.
Is Wilson a Pro-Bowl caliber QB?
Or is he to limited by his yards and the Broncos 4-5 record?
Sean Payton and Vance Joseph have found their winning formula.
It will mean “everything” for the team as they look to make a playoff push.
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