Even Vance Joseph couldn’t stop the Broncos from winning against the Chargers. It was an incredible comeback win for the Denver Broncos. It was a comeback that never should have happened. Case Keenum’s final game winning drive was exciting, and filled Broncos Country with joy, but they never should have trailed the Los Angeles Chargers…
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Broncos’ head coach was not happy with the missed call on the two-point conversion – and he has a point. Since the Broncos pulled out a comeback victory Sunday, complaints about the officiating were kept to a minimum in post-game pressers. “I don’t want to challenge it — get the call right. How about that?…
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In Week 11, the Denver Broncos pulled out a road win over the Los Angeles Chargers mostly due to the big play. The Denver Broncos pulled out an unlikely comeback win against the Los Angeles Chargers this week and it all came down to making the big plays when it mattered the most. The Chargers…
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Don’t look now, but following an upset win against the Los Angeles Chargers on Sunday, the Denver Broncos sit just one game back of the final AFC wild card spot. On Monday, “Schlereth and Evans” co-host Mark Schlereth said he doesn’t necessarily see the Broncos making a playoff run in 2018, but the win Sunday…
via Schlereth bullish on Broncos schedule; ‘Why can’t we go on a run?’ — KKFN
The Broncos rookie has a chance to break the NFL rookie sack record and win Defensive Rookie of the Year. Hype and pressure are two incredible forces. The byproduct is either a lump of coal or a diamond. What makes all of it so unpredictable is just that. You can try and force it, but…
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Todd Helton, an all-time Rockies great who spent each of his 17 major league seasons manning first base for Colorado, is on the Hall of Fame ballot for the first time. But if recent history is any indication, Helton likely faces an uphill climb to become the first Colorado player inducted into Cooperstown because of…
Despite the final result, Denver’s Week 11 matchup with the Los Angeles Chargers (7-3) was still filled with frustration for Broncos Country. The Broncos found a way to steal a 23-22 victory on Sunday, but for the most part it was an ugly game for Denver. Prior to the two-minute warning, Case Keenum had completed…
via Three Up, Three Down: Phillip Lindsay makes up for Denver’s poor defense — Mile High Sports
Question: Can Phillip Lindsay beat out Saquon Barkley for NFL Offensive Rookie of the Year? Kiz: As Broncos running back Phillip Lindsay did the Mile High Salute after scoring a touchdown against the Chargers, a preposterous thought hit me: Could Lindsay not only be the best member of this strong rookie class in Denver, but also…
via Kiszla vs. O’Halloran: Can Phillip Lindsay win Offensive Rookie of the Year? — The Denver Post
NFL Network Insider Ian Rapoport reported on Sunday that Denver Broncos senior personnel adviser Gary Kubiak may consider returning to coaching in an offensive coordinator role if approached with the opportunity. On Monday, “Pritchard and Cecil” co-host Mike Pritchard said that would be a big blow to the Broncos but he doesn’t see Kubiak leaving…
via Pritchard doesn’t see Kubiak leaving Broncos front office to be an OC — KKFN
MILWAUKEE — Jamal Murray has never lacked for confidence. Whether it’s drawing his trademark arrow in the midst of his 48-point outburst against Boston two weeks ago or working through a shooting slump, the 21-year-old doesn’t lose his swagger. But since plowing through Boston’s defense on Nov. 5, Murray’s been off the mark. In the…
via Nuggets coach Michael Malone on Jamal Murray’s shooting: “He’s thinking too much” — The Denver Post
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