It's another week of NFL bets for you and we have you covered with all our suggested spreads, numbers, and picks for the Week 11 games.

Week 10 of the NFL slate might have offered up some of the most entertaining and important matchups of the season. Our picks predicted two of the big upsets of the week in the Tennesee Titans and Dallas Cowboys, but it wasn't all perfect in a wacky week that saw our metrics finish with winning records across the board.

From season win totals to weekly pointspreads to the list of top Super Bowl LI favorites, oddsmakers aren't exactly bullish on the 2016 Denver Broncos.

The Sept. 8 Super Bowl 50 rematch will be only the seventh next-season Big Game redux in 50 years.

Form his impressive postseason rushing numbers to his ties with current Broncos players to his not-exactly-trending-in-the-right-direction passing stats, the likely soon-to-be Denver QB owns an intriguing résumé.

Some, including a certain Mile High City TV sports anchor, believe the Broncos can plug anyone in at quarterback next season, and the team can repeat its Super Bowl-winning feat. Not so fast ...

For the sixth time this season, and for the fifth time in their last 13 contests, the Orange & Blue are point-spread underdogs – this time as a 4- to 5.5-point pick to lose Super Bowl 50 against the NFC-champion Carolina Panthers.

It will be the rarest of rarities Sunday afternoon as the Denver Broncos will be a home playoff underdog for only the second time in the 22 post-season games they’ve hosted in the Mile High City. It also will be only the ninth time a road team is favored in the NFL’s conference championship game round during the last 30 years as Tom Brady and the defending Super Bowl-champion Patriots have opened this week as slight favorites in Sunday’s title tilt.

The divisional round of the playoffs – i.e. the best weekend on the NFL calendar – is upon us. Two days. Four games. Multitudes of storylines and drama. And, hey, double all the above if your favorite team is among the Elite Eight. We here in Broncos Country are fortunate enough to be divisional weekend veterans, with the Orange…...

Hey, it wasn’t some whacked-out, 3 a.m. dream: Your Denver Broncos are the No. 1 seed entering the American Football Conference playoffs. But despite home-field advantage and the much-needed bye week, the 12-4 Orange & Blue still aren’t the clear favorites to win the AFC title, let alone Super Bowl 50 a month from Thursday. According to the online…...

How much does the Denver Broncos’ Sunday-night win over the New England Patriots mean? The short answer is plenty — at least in the eyes of the Las Vegas bookmakers and NFL analytics folks — as the Broncos’ numbers have taken decent leaps across the board this week. At the Westgate Las Vegas SuperBook, the 9-2 Broncos’ odds of winning…...

Who: Denver Broncos (8-2) vs. New England Patriots (10-0) What: 2015 Week 12 When: 6:30 p.m. MST, Sunday, Nov. 29 Where: Sports Authority Field at Mile High TV: NBC Announcers: Al Michaels, Cris Collinsworth Radio: KOA (850 AM), The Fox (103.5 FM) Odds: Patriots -3; O/U 43.5 Notable: The Broncos have won 25 of the 45 all-time meetings, including…...

Who: Denver Broncos (7-2) at Chicago Bears (4-5) What: 2015 Week 11 When: 11 a.m. MST, Sunday, Nov. 22 Where: Soldier Field, Chicago TV: CBS Announcers: Ian Eagle, Dan Fouts Radio: KOA (850 AM), The Fox (103.5 FM) Odds: Broncos -1; O/U 41 Notable: The Broncos have Bears have split their 14 all-time meetings, but the Orange &…...

Who: Denver Broncos (7-1) vs. Kansas City Chiefs (3-5) What: 2015 Week 10 When: 2:25 p.m. MST, Sunday, Nov. 15 Where: Sports Authority Field at Mile High TV: CBS Announcers: Greg Gumbel, Trent Green Radio: KOA (850 AM), The Fox (103.5 FM) Odds: Broncos -5.5; O/U 41.5 Notable: The Chiefs still hold a 56-54 series lead, but the Orange…...

Who: Denver Broncos (7-0) at Indianapolis Colts (3-5) What: 2015 Week 9 When: 2:25 p.m. MST, Sunday, Nov. 8 Where: Lucas Oil Stadium TV: CBS Announcers: Jim Nantz, Phil Simms Radio: KOA (850 AM), The Fox (103.5 FM) Odds: Broncos -5; O/U 45 Notable: The Orange & Blue hold a 12-9 all-time series lead, but the Colts have won…...

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…...

Like Peyton Manning, CJ Anderson has been doubted, scrutinized, and questioned during the first eight weeks of the Broncos season. The running back who shined so bright last year was a shadow of himself this year and many people really didn’t know why. For future reference folks, 24 year old’s don’t just go bad over night. I was able to catch CJ…...

The Denver Broncos are 7-0. But, it wasn’t just that they won. The outside factors also led to their winning on Sunday night. Pat Bowlen was inducted into the Ring of Fame, the Green Bay Packers were favored at home and the Super Bowl XXXII winning team was even in attendance. But beyond all the positives surrounding the game,…...

On a day that Peyton Manning went 21 of 29 for 340 yards, at almost 12 yards per throw, the haters and the doubters fell silent. The Broncos blew out the NFC’s most dominant team and Manning had his best game of the season. Did Peyton play with a chip on his shoulder? No, because he never cared about…...