Who you got in a fight between Tom Brady and Aqib Talib? Broncos beat writer Nicki Jhabvala and columnist Mark Kiszla debate.
via Jhabvala vs. Kiz: Can Aqib Talib, Broncos’ secondary outduel Tom Brady? — The Denver Post
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Eye on the New England Patriots: Brady, Belichick and McDaniels return to Denver on a roll — The Denver Post
The Patriots (11-2) held off a second-half rally by the Baltimore Ravens to become the second team in the NFL to reach 11 victories, joining the Dallas Cowboys.
Broncos Mailbag: Can we please fire Gary Kubiak now? — The Denver Post
Denver Post Broncos writer Nicki Jhabvala opens up the Broncos Mailbag to answer questions about coach Gary Kubiak’s job security and quarterback Trevor Siemian’s development.
via Broncos Mailbag: Can we please fire Gary Kubiak now? — The Denver Post
Broncos Insider: You play to win the game. Denver set to take on New England Patriots at Mile High. — The Denver Post
Patriots Week is upon us. The home team in this series has won the past seven meetings, playoffs included. Will the Broncos keep that trend going? The first preparations are under way.
Broncos swap running backs on practice squad — The Denver Post
The Broncos released running back Terrell Watson from the practice squad and signed running back Zac Brooks in his place, according to an NFL source.
via Broncos swap running backs on practice squad — The Denver Post
Avalanche’s Carl Soderberg will be able to play, Joe Colborne won’t against Flyers — The Denver Post
Center Joe Colborne, who also missed Tuesday’s practice, won’t be available because of a lower body injury.
via Avalanche’s Carl Soderberg will be able to play, Joe Colborne won’t against Flyers — The Denver Post
The offensive line, not Trevor Siemian, is the root of Denver’s problems — Mile High Sports
Tweet +1 Like Share Pin Reddit There’s no question the Broncos aren’t the team they were last year. After losing some key contributors in the offseason, Denver came into 2016 hopeful that they could hide some of those vacancies. They have failed to do so. The offensive line was exposed on Sunday, if it wasn’t before this game. The offense…
via The offensive line, not Trevor Siemian, is the root of Denver’s problems — Mile High Sports
Rockies Finalize Deal With Outfielder Ian Desmond — CBS Denver
DENVER (AP) — The Colorado Rockies finalized a $70 million, five-year contract with All-Star outfielder Ian Desmond on Tuesday. Next up, turning him into a first baseman. With an abundance of outfielders, the Rockies are exploring the possibility of Desmond taking over at first — a spot he’s never played in his career. Desmond was…
via Rockies Finalize Deal With Outfielder Ian Desmond — CBS Denver
Broncos Struggling To Run The Ball — CBS Denver
ENGLEWOOD, Colo. (The Sports Xchange) – What the Broncos want to do on offense, they cannot. They want to establish the run. They want to create a run-pass balance. They want to use the run to set up the play-action. But on Sunday in a 13-10 loss at Tennessee, they could do none of the…
Titans’ Douglas Unapologetic For Cut Block On Harris — CBS Denver
(The Sports Xchange) – The Tennessee Titans moved above .500 for the first time all season and for the first time after the month of September since 2011. They also stayed tied atop the AFC South with the Houston Texans, and defeated the Super Bowl champion Denver Broncos on Sunday, 13-10. But perhaps the biggest…
via Titans’ Douglas Unapologetic For Cut Block On Harris — CBS Denver
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