At the end of the third quarter, wide receiver Demaryius Thomas found himself in rare Broncos territory. With the longest play from either team on the afternoon in the 23-0 blowout win, Thomas shot past Hall of Fame tight end Shannon Sharpe for second all-time in Broncos’ receiving yards (8,475), and he did so in 58 fewer games. Not only…...
Although tight end Virgil Green only saw one target in the 35-9 blowout loss to the Miami Dolphins, he made it count.
After quarterback Paxton Lynch reinjured his ankle on a non-contact play, Trevor Siemian entered The Black Hole and shined some light into the Broncos’ offense.
“Keep your feet moving,” something football players learn very early on. On Sunday, C.J. Anderson showed that those words stuck with him. After completing Denver’s second fourth-down conversion all season with a second-effort play, Anderson was rewarded on the same drive with a three-yard touchdown run that took that looked like a bulldozer whose driver never lets off the gas,…...
On just the third play of the second half, Broncos’ quarterback Brock Osweiler targeted wide receiver Demaryius Thomas but the ball was tipped at the line of scrimmage—only for Thomas to catch it anyway.
Our pick for the Denver Broncos offensive play of the week.
We had to dig deep for this weeks offensive play of the week.
In a week with not much to chose from, Jeff Heuerman's big moment is our play of the week.
If there was ever a better highlight for a first career touchdown grab, A.J. Derby hasn’t seen it.
Jamaal Charles rushed for his first career touchdown while donning the Orange & Blue Sunday afternoon.
C.J. Anderson looked like a man on fire throughout the 42-17 throttling of the Dallas Cowboys.
Trevor Siemian or Michael Vick, who's to say?
With a nickname like Sunshine, you better be able to run for daylight.
Siemian was named the Denver Broncos starter going into the 2017 campaign after a strong performance Saturday night against the San Francisco 49es
Our look at the Denver Broncos offensive plays of the week.
Running back Justin Forsett, who has played three games for the Denver Broncos, scored on a one-yard play up the middle late in the first quarter for his first trip to the end zone on the 2016 campaign.
Denver Broncos quarterback Trevor Siemian, who had a modest afternoon, was able to find Demaryius Thomas for a spectacular one-handed catch while being blanketed by Patriots’ defensive back Eric Rowe.
Trevor Siemian and Emmanuel Sanders hooked up for a late touchdown to help set up a late comeback for the Denver Broncos that eventually fell short.
Broncos running back Devontae Booker found the end zone on Sunday, but not without a little boost from Russell Okung.
Denver Broncos quarterback Trevor Siemian made one heck of a play with his feet on Sunday night.
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