The Denver Broncos are now fixin’ to find out about rookie wide receiver Courtland Sutton. But is the first-year pro out of SMU ready to step into the shoes of the now departed Demaryius Thomas? “Well, we’ll find out. Let’s see what Courtland Sutton looks like now that he’s going to be the guy, he’s…
via Broncos fixin’ to find out about Courtland Sutton after DT trade — KKFN
The Denver Nuggets have began the 2018-19 season on a four-game winning streak at the Pepsi Center. With a 5-1 record, Denver currently sits atop the Northwest Division and just a game behind the Golden Satate Warriors for first place in the Western Conference. It hasn’t always been pretty, as the Nuggets almost blew a double-digit…
via Five takeaways from Denver’s victory over New Orleans — Mile High Sports
The Demaryius Thomas era is over with the Broncos. The Denver receiver was traded with a 2019 seventh-round pick to the Houston Texans for 2019 fourth- and seventh-round picks. He departs as one of the top offensive weapons in franchise history. In nine seasons, he amassed 9,055 yards receiving and 60 touchdowns — second only…
via Broncos Insider: Is Demaryius Thomas a future Broncos Ring of Famer? — The Denver Post
On Monday, Broncos coach Vance Joseph told his team that 15 to 20 plays have led to their five losses during a 3-5 first half of the season. On Tuesday, Joseph’s boss agreed the margin has been thin between winning and losing. “There’s enough good plays out there,” general manager John Elway said after trading…
Nuggets coach Michael Malone will take the win against an Anthony Davis-less Pelicans, but Monday night’s victory left plenty of room for improvement with a back-to-back road trip on deck. The Nuggets nearly spoiled an 18-point third quarter lead as the offense devolved, leaving a slight chance for the Pelicans to steal a road win.…
via Nuggets take win, but “lapses” vs. Pelicans leave plenty of room for growth — The Denver Post
The Denver Broncos were close to bringing down the Kansas City Chiefs in Week 8, but didn’t quite make it. There were failures in all four phases of the game on Sunday. Yes, I said four phases: offense, defense, special teams and coaching. I’ll go in depth into a few of the coaching mistakes later.…
via Broncos 3rd and long: close but no cigar — Mile High Report – All Posts
Broncos safety Will Parks joined CBS4 sports anchor Michael Spencer for Xfinity Monday Live this week from the ViewHouse Centennial. CENTENNIAL, Colo. (CBS4) – Will Parks has seen a lot of playing time the past two games, playing in 90% of the Broncos defensive snaps during the teams Week 7 victory over Arizona followed by…
via Will Parks: Broncos Secondary ‘Hasn’t Reached Full Potential’ — CBS Denver
DENVER (AP) – The Denver Nuggets were out of sorts at times on offense — until it really mattered. They looked lethargic on defense — until it really, really mattered. Then, they rose to the occasion. More specifically, Gary Harris did. Harris scored nine of his 23 points in the fourth quarter and came up…
via Gary Harris Sparks Nuggets To 116-111 Win Over Depleted Pelicans — CBS Denver
The third-year wing has worked on his body, shot, and awareness to a point that he deserves to be the replacement for Will Barton in the starting lineup. From a physical perspective, Malik Beasley looks like an ideal shooting guard in the NBA. He’s in peak physical condition, able to elevate high above the rim…
via Malik Beasley deserves starting role — Denver Stiffs – All Posts
DENVER (CBS4) – For the third time this season, Broncos running back Phillip Lindsay has been nominated for the NFL’s Rookie of the Week award. Phillip Lindsay at Arrowhead Stadium on Oct. 28, 2018. (credit: David Eulitt/Getty Images) Lindsay shined in the losing outing against the Kansas City Chiefs in Week 8, rushing for 95…
via Phillip Lindsay Up For Rookie Of Week Award After Performance vs. KC — CBS Denver
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