The Broncos' offense is beginning to develop an identity.
There’s no questions about how the Broncos view Seattle’s quarterback.
There’s a different mindset of how the Broncos want to win. That’s exactly why they signed Case Keenum.
In an NFL where the quarterback market lacks a middle class, there are two options for teams who are on search for their next signal caller: Expensive and dirt cheap—in NFL terms—and you get what you pay for.
Understanding the best reason to sign Kirk Cousins requires a look into the somewhat near future.
Although the Eagles’ backup quarterback is certainly a great story, don’t be fooled by the Nick Foles trap. Instead, look to the history of the game.
The remaining playoffs teams clearly show what the Broncos are missing and how they can get it.
As if a long drawn out game of quarterback carousel lasting throughout the season didn’t show you the Broncos’ quarterback situation clearly enough, Vance Joseph told you.
On Sunday, against the New Orleans Saints, the Denver Broncos did nearly everything the complete opposite of what they had done in the first half of the season, and still found a way to win.
Just when you thought the game was over and done with the Denver Broncos special teams found a way to save the game from the brink, beating the New Orleans Saints 25-23 in the process.
The Broncos have slipped to third place in the AFC West. Can they bounce back from last Sunday night's in Oakland? It will be anything but easy in the Big Easy against the high-powered Saints, who have gone 4-1 since their 0-3 start to the season.
The New Orleans Saints, the Denver Broncos’ next opponent, bears a striking resemblance to the Oakland Raiders, the team that just handed the Broncos their worst loss of the year.
There is no bigger honor for a pro athlete than having your self image enshrined forever; unless that honor is the cover of John Madden’s NFL Football. Earlier this week, Super Bowl 50 MVP and Broncos outside linebacker Von Miller was skipped over for the cover of the most popular Football game in America. New England Patriots tight end…...
Recent draft history shows us the "can't-miss" quarterbacks selected early often do, leaving some overlooked later-pick gems to be discovered.
From the season-opening Super Bowl rematch against the Panthers to the Week 17 home date with the Raiders, here's what you need to know about the Orange & Blue's 2016 itinerary.
Young arms are perennial hot NFL Draft commodities, and this year is no exception with nine or so teams expecting to be vying for the top quarterback prospects in the first two rounds.
In football, you’re always only one play away from starting. Monday brought tough news for the 0-2 New Orleans Saints as, according to NFL Network’s Ian Rappaport, Drew Brees may miss multiple games after being hit in the first quarter of Sunday’s 19-26 loss to the Tampa Bay Buccaneers. https://twitter.com/RapSheet/status/646059241158090752 So, who are the backups to the likely future…...
Being a rookie in the NFL is hard. There’s a ton to learn – from playbooks to teammates and coaches – it’s demanding physically and mentally, oh, and the veterans prank you, too. Former Colorado State Rams quarterback Garrett Grayson, who was selected by the New Orleans Saints in the third round of May’s NFL Draft, felt the wrath…...
Colorado State Rams Football fans all across the country are rejoicing as two of their sacred sons were drafted into the National Football League Friday night. First it was offensive tackle Ty Sambrailo, who won’t even have to move states, as he’ll be playing for the Denver Broncos. Sambrailo was selected at No. 59 overall in the second round…...
If you saw the click-bait headline, you may have felt a jolt. Perhaps some anger. Shock. Rage. Confusion. It read, “Peyton Manning” blah blah blah “bench.” “What the? Peyton Manning on the bench?” Thus, said person clicks on the headline and they just got had. This is in reference to the annual NFL meetings in Phoenix. And this particular shocker is from Denver…...
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