Could the Denver Broncos sport an all orange look for the NFL's Color Rush series for Thursday Night Football?

The Denver Broncos have the AFC’s No. 1 seed, the home-field advantage, a regular-season season win over the New England Patriots and the league’s No. 1 defense in a number of categories. But the Orange & Blue don’t have the backing of oddsmakers or certainly the overwhelming majority of the national prognosticators heading into Sunday afternoon’s AFC Championship Game.

One of the great aspects of sports is rivalries. The hatred. The passion. When your team is involved in a great rivalry, there is nothing that matches it. As fans will say, with tongue firmly planted in cheek, as long as your team beats that rival it could lose every other game. The Green Bay Packers and Chicago Bears.…...

The question has been asked all week: “Do the Denver Broncos have any chance?” I’ve been asked that question at least four or five times a day. I’ve heard it asked all week. Here’s my response, and it hasn’t changed: There is no way in hell the Broncos are losing this game. Not with everything surrounding this game. Not…...

This tweet popped up on my late-NFL-Sunday-afternoon timeline a few days ago this past weekend, and the longer I thought about it, the more it made sense: A dominant defense, a nondescript running game and an aging QB on wobbly legs. It’s just like 1977. #OrangeCrush — gus ramsey (@GusRamsey) October 11, 2015 Make that almost perfect sense, especially…...

There’s a nostalgia to a Hall of Fame. As is the case with any museum, it gives you an appreciation for the history and how we got to where we are today. Even if you “know” the history of a said sport, the Hall of Fame is your time machine to get a glimpse of the moments and people in…...

What do you say we take a break from all the speculation and projections over who the Denver Broncos will select in this week’s 2015 NFL Draft and review and revel in the franchise’s “ultimate draft” – the Broncos’ best round-by-round picks since the common selection process kicked off in 1967. Reminder, these are all draft picks actually made…...

There’s a question that gets thrown around a lot when it comes to the NFL. Which position is most important to a team’s success? More often than not, it’s the quarterback or head coach. Some might say the running back, depending on who the player is and the team. Some may even say the defensive coordinator. Let’s look at the Denver…...