Tweet +1 Like Share Pin Reddit The Denver Broncos earned the win, and in a tight playoff race, that’s all that matters, but it wasn’t pretty, especially for their rookie quarterback. With Trevor Siemian on the bench with a sprained foot, Paxton Lynch was called into action for the second time this season. It did…
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Tweet +1 Like Share Pin Reddit The Denver Broncos handled their business, bringing home a 20-10 win from Jacksonville, despite a rocky performance from rookie quarterback Paxton Lynch and the Broncos offense. With the win, Denver is now back in the AFC playoff picture with five games remaining thanks to a Miami Dolphins loss. Denver led…
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JACKSONVILLE, Fla. (CBS4) – Broncos cornerback Chris Harris Jr. is one of only five players with multiple interceptions in each of the last five season. Harris grabbed his second interception of the season when he picked off Jacksonville Jaguars quarterback Blake Bortles in the second quarter of Sunday’s game. With that INT, Broncos CB @ChrisHarrisJr is…
via Harris One Of Only 5 With Multiple INTs Last 5 Years — CBS Denver
Put that coffee down. Don’t tell me about the NFL grind. Football is hard. We get it. But coach Gary Kubiak needs to wake up the Broncos before it’s too late.
On Monday night, the NBA’s first two rookies of the month, Nuggets guard Jamal Murray (West) and Philadelphia center Joel Embiid (East), meet on the court for the first time. It should be interesting theater.
via Analysis: What the Nuggets are facing in Sixers rookie star Joel Embiid — The Denver Post
By the end of the game, however, Denver left Jacksonville with a 10-point victory. I bring to you — with a little help from my friends — all the news from Sunday’s win.
via Broncos Insider: Slaying the Jaguars in Jacksonville — The Denver Post
New Rockies manager Bud Black met with the media Monday morning at baseball’s annual winter meetings, coolly answering questions about how he can field a winner at Coors Field and hinting that the Rockies are indeed searching for a first baseman during this off-season.
Former Colorado Avalanche winger Marek Svatos had codeine, morphine and an anti-anxiety medication in his system when he died of combined drug intoxication last month, the Douglas County Coroner’s Office said Monday.
via Former Avalanche player Marek Svatos died of a drug overdose — The Denver Post
Wearing an orange no-contact jersey, Avalanche captain Gabe Landeskog skated hard on his own before the Avalanche’s Monday practice and then remained on the ice to take part in the first part of practice before heading to the dressing room about 20 minutes in.
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