DENVER (The Sports Xchange) – Much has changed since the Denver Broncos defeated the Carolina Panthers in Super Bowl 50, and the evidence will be undeniable when the same teams kick off the 2016 season Thursday at Sports Authority Field. Denver’s win in Santa Clara, Calif., was a coming-out party for linebacker Von Miller, the…
via Broncos, Panthers Set For Super Bowl Rematch — CBS Denver
DENVER (AP) – Kelby Tomlinson won’t be penalized for being picked off first base earlier in the game. That fine has been officially waived by manager Bruce Bochy. His big hit was payment enough. Tomlinson lined a one-out, tiebreaking single in the ninth and the San Francisco Giants rallied to beat the Colorado Rockies 3-2…
via Rockies Bullpen Falters Again In 3-2 Loss To Giants — CBS Denver
The Broncos’ dynamic receiving duo, Demaryius Thomas and Emmanuel Sanders, is a handful for the best veteran cornerbacks.
via Emmanuel Sanders, Demaryius Thomas not overlooking Panthers’ rookie cornerbacks — The Denver Post
C.J. Anderson wears a grin a little bigger and a little brighter sitting at the end of the row of running backs in the Broncos’ renovated locker room. He is smiling at the possibilities.
via Get ready for the Broncos’ boring new offense. They love it. — The Denver Post
It wasn’t just a loss. The 44-7 loss to Colorado Friday was the sort that can leave scars — emotional scars — and raise doubts.
via CSU defense hoping to rebound after Rocky Mountain Showdown blowout — The Denver Post
The San Francisco Giants, even as they wade through a nasty slump, are used to this by now. They thrive in games that raise blood pressure as the late-summer air chills into fall.
via Giants strike for winning run in ninth inning to beat Rockies — The Denver Post
Colorado’s summer of 2016 is making one of its last hurrahs in anticipation of the NFL’s opener in Denver on Thursday.
via Mild temperatures midweek look good for Denver Broncos season opener — The Denver Post
Colorado’s summer of 2016 is making one of its last hurrahs in anticipation of the NFL’s opener in Denver on Thursday.
via Mild temperatures midweek look good for Denver Broncos season opener — The Denver Post
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