Peyton Manning and John Lynch made their names elsewhere. But they burnished their names in Denver. And even though their eight seasons in orange and blue are two fewer than Steve Atwater played on his own from 1989 through 1998, their legacies in Denver matter, too.

Three Broncos legends will enter the Pro Football Hall of Fame in two-and-a-half weeks’ time. One was a Bronco by chance. Two were Broncos by choice.

Every stop Peyton Manning made on his life's path is a part of who he is -- and will remain so forever. But he has chosen to call Denver home.

It was the f—ing Penguin that was screwing with me. No, not the Penguins. Not the Pittsburgh Penguins. Not them. Not a rogue Denver Zoo runaway from the Aviary. No. THE Penguin. Batman’s second-worst arch enemy. That son of a bird had been f—ing with my eight-year old self all summer long. Pepsi had put out a set of collector’s…

It's hard to imagine a better stretch of football from a QB and pass rusher than what Von Miller and Peyton Manning did together with the Broncos.

But Von doesn’t want that to be the highlight of his career.

He wants more.

The guys discuss the Broncos' past MVP candidates, discuss Peyton Manning being elected into the Ring of Fame, answer listener questions and much more.

It's almost as if Peyton Manning and John Lynch were meant to go into the Hall of Fame together.

In this episode of Big Drive Energy, the Golf Bros recap the match between Phil Mickelson, Charles Barkley, Peyton Manning and Steph Curry. They also touch on the shocking viral instagram post from former professional golfer and current golf course designer Greg Norman. They finish with a preview of the next PGA Tour Event- the Mayakoba Classic in Mexico at…

On Sunday, the Broncos started their league-high eighth quarterback since the 2016 season.

In 96 hours, they can extend their league-high to nine.

Drew Lock's scrambling abilities won't just be allowed in Denver's offense. It'll be encouraged.

Von Miller was a man on a mission this offseason. He found his inspiration from Kobe Bryant and Michael Jordan. Meet Von Miller 2.0.

In this Monday episode of DNVR Bets Daily, Ryan Koenigsberg and Andre Simone recap an up-and-down weekend that was salvaged by the sporting event of 2020, The Match. From Bundesliga to KBO, the guys have you covered recapping the weekend and getting you ready for Monday and Tuesday’s big games including Borussia Dortmund squaring off against Bayern Munich for the…

Tuesday was a good day for Drew, believers of Lock and especially for people who own the Orange & Blue No. 3 jersey.

Drew Lock aspires to be great. So he’s reaching out to two of the best that have ever played the most important position in all of sports.

John Elway and Vic Fangio like Drew, too. They just haven’t locked themselves in as him being their starting quarterback in 2020 just yet. But Drew has. He’s locked himself in. And he’s acting like it.

There’s hope. There’s hope for the Broncos' future. There’s hope that the next golden days for the Broncos are soon. But Von Miller stands by what the cold, hard reality is of the Denver Broncos.

From jokes buzzing about Lock being a character in Toy Story to buzz surrounding him potentially being the one the Broncos have been so desperately looking for since No. 18 left, it's been quite a week for the rookie.

Brandon Allen’s 125.6 passer rating, along with a rejuvenated Broncos’ offense and a dub, showed the Broncos enough to roll with Allen for another week. Or make that two on the calendar.

On Sunday against Cleveland, the undrafted, unheard of and unnoticed Allen had a glistening 125.6 passer rating—only 3.6 points behind Manning’s magnificent debut against the Steelers in 2012. And, to be fair, Allen’s wasn’t just his first start as a Bronco, like No. 18’s, it was his first start ever in the NFL.