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?
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?
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. — A historic AFC rivalry is coming back to Denver on Sunday. The Cleveland Browns (7-3) will travel to Denver to take on the Denver Broncos (5-5) at Empower Field on Sunday. Kickoff is scheduled for 2:05 p.m. on FOX. The Broncos and Browns have faced off 31 times since their first meeting in 1970, and 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.
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?
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!
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.
The win streak continues. The Broncos knocked off the Buffalo Bills on Monday Night Football thanks to a stellar effort from the defense. The Broncos forced four turnovers on their way to a 24-22 win, extending their win streak to three games and improving their record to 4-5. The Bills fell to 5-5. Here’s how the Broncos graded out… Offense…
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?
Now, Sean Payton’s team is riding a three-game win streak. With Denver only one spot out of the playoffs, should that be their expectation? Or is that still too lofty as the team sits at 4-5?
The Denver Broncos and Sean Payton beat Josh Allen and the Buffalo Bills thanks to a game-winning field goal by Wil Lutz.
Russell Wilson, Courtland Sutton, and the Broncos’ offense were able to get past Von Miller and the Bills’ defense.
Can Sean Payton and Russell Wilson beat Von Miller and the Bills’ defense? Will Vance Joseph’s defense be able to slow down Josh Allen? Should Pat Surtain II shadow Stefon Diggs the entire game?
Also, an emotional Von Miller spoke about playing his former team for the first time on Monday Night Football. Von didn’t hold back his feelings about the Broncos and his time with the team. We play Von Miller’s press conference to hear what he had to say.
Should the Broncos retire No. 58 to honor Von Miller? If so, what other numbers should they retire? If not, why so?
The Denver Broncos are a 7.5-point underdog against the Buffalo Bills on Monday Night Football.
Is this a must-win game for the Broncos in order to keep their season alive? Or can Denver drop this game and still make the playoffs and compete for a winning record?
All-Pro cornerback Pat Surtain II joins the show to discuss how the Denver Broncos were able to shut down Patrick Mahomes, Travis Kelce, Andy Reid and the Kansas City Chiefs.
What are the keys to slowing down Josh Allen and Stefon Diggs when the Broncos play the Buffalo Bills on Monday Night Football? What will it be like going AGAINST Von Miller?
Pat Surtain II also takes us through what a Bye Week looks like for an NFL player and gives us the inside scoop of the Broncos’ Halloween Party. Who was the best dressed? The worst?
After trading Von Miller to the Los Angeles Rams two years ago, the Denver Broncos will face Von for the first time in his career on Monday Night Football.
Did George Paton make the right decision two years ago to trade the future Hall-of-Fame pass rusher? Denver got a second and a third-round pick back in return. Was that the right value?
Additionally, how can Sean Payton and the offense prepare to face Von and the Buffalo Bills on Monday Night Football? Is Von still capable of ruining a game? Does Garett Bolles or Von have the upper hand after facing each other in practice for so many years?