PORTLAND — Nuggets reserve big man Mason Plumlee can’t tell you how many points he’s scoring, how many rebounds he’s hauling in or how many shots he’s altering this season. Truthfully, he doesn’t really care. All Plumlee cares about is winning, which is often more a noble goal than a reality. But with Plumlee and…
via Nuggets call Mason Plumlee “most underrated player in the league” — The Denver Post
Against a “young, young” quarterback making his first start in the NFL, Denver Broncos pass rushers Von Miller and Bradley Chubb could have a banner day against Jeff Driskel and the Cincinnati Bengals, said Brandon Stokley on Friday. The “Stokley and Zach” co-host said he believes Broncos defensive coordinator Joe Woods should dial up the…
via Stokley: Expect ‘big day’ vs. Bengals from Broncos LBs Miller, Chubb — KKFN
The Broncos aim for their first three-game winning streak since Weeks 1-4 of 2016 when they travel to Cincinnati Sunday to face the Bengals (11 a.m.). Here is a Week 13 whip-around: Can the Broncos sustain their “small focus” as a road favorite? Back in September the Broncos were 2-0 and started their road opener…
via Broncos Briefs: Players believe “small focus” approach will continue at Cincinnati — The Denver Post
The Denver Broncos won a hard fought game at home against the potent Pittsburgh Steelers on Sunday. Here are my thoughts, opinions, and analysis on the Denver Broncos’ most recent game. You can’t say this Denver Bronco team doesn’t have a boatload of fight in them. Offense. Defense. Special Teams. These players want to win…
via Broncos vs Steelers: The No Bull Review — Mile High Report – All Posts
The Denver Broncos are headed in the right direction after beating the Pittsburgh Steelers last week. I have been very critical of Vance Joseph as a head coach, but when a team wins two games in a row that they were not supposed to win, then that team is improving. Improvement by the team as…
via Broncos 3rd & Long: the right direction — Mile High Report – All Posts
ENGLEWOOD, Colo. (AP) — First, Keenan Allen disses Denver. Then, JuJu Smith-Schuster says the Steelers beat themselves. Seems nobody wants to give the resurgent Denver Broncos any credit, and that’s just fine with them. “This defense is built to stop anybody in this league,” safety Darian Stewart said in the aftermath of Denver’s second straight…
via Broncos Don’t Mind That They’re Not Getting Any Credit — CBS Denver
By Chad Jensen ENGLEWOOD, Colo. (247SPORTS)– Its easy to argue that the Denver Broncos haven’t skipped a beat since trading away the franchise’s second all-time leading receiver — Demaryius Thomas — ahead of Week 9. Just look at Case Keenum‘s numbers, the overall efficiency of the Broncos’ offense, and the amount of points the team has scored in the…
via Joseph Again Publicly Challenges Sutton: ‘He Didn’t Play Great’ — CBS Denver
Phillip Lindsay isn’t just a good, rookie running back. He’s arguably the best running back in the NFL this year. In fact, he just won NFL Rookie of the Week. Which is why it’s curious he’s had so few carries this season. Lindsay’s 780 rushing yards put him in seventh place in the league currently,…
via Despite NFL-leading numbers, Vance Joseph says Lindsay doesn’t need more touches — Mile High Sports
The Hot Stove season is just now beginning to percolate, but between now and Christmas, expect news to start boiling. Whether the Rockies make a major splash remains to be seen. Thus far, the biggest news has been made by the Braves, who inked veteran third baseman — and former American League MVP — Josh…
via Rockies still quiet as MLB’s hot stove season begins to heat up — The Denver Post
Way too many bogus penalties hurting the Broncos. Coach Joseph needs to find his voice and get in referees ears.
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