The Denver Broncos likely would have won against the Houston Texans if it weren’t for poor clock management by head coach Vance Joseph. In Sunday’s matchup with the Houston Texans, Denver Broncos quarterback Case Keenum went the entire day without throwing an interception. Unfortunately, running back Devontae Booker fumbled the football. The Broncos allowed Texans…
via Denver Broncos: Poor clock management crushed Broncos against the Texans — Predominantly Orange
With a 3-6 start to the 2018 season, it’s become abundantly clear that time is running out for Vance Joseph as head coach of the Denver Broncos. Time is running out for Vance Joseph as head coach of the Denver Broncos, and we saw his work against the Texans with clock management. In all of…
via Denver Broncos: Vance Joseph’s time as head coach is running out — Predominantly Orange
A final look at the Broncos’ 19-17 loss to the Houston Texans on Sunday: 1. The Courtland Sutton Era began by him playing 56 snaps (his second-highest total of the season). He was targeted five times and had three catches for 57 yards: Twenty-one yards (19 yards after the catch) on third-and-8, a 43-yard would-be…
via Broncos Film Review: Fourth-quarter field position squandered in loss to Houston — The Denver Post
By Zack Kelberman (247 SPORTS) – When the Denver Broncos emerge from their bye week, Vance Joseph will still be their coach. Head coach Vance Joseph on Sunday (credit: Dustin Bradford/Getty Images) In an appearance on Orange and Blue 760 on Monday, Broncos general manager John Elway revealed he’s not making any major changes “at…
via John Elway Says No Coaching Changes ‘At This Point In Time’ — CBS Denver
Broncos’ rookie wide receiver Courtland Sutton made his first NFL start Sunday against the Texans and played a career-high 56 snaps. There were ups (a 22-yard catch and run) and downs (an illegal blocking penalty the next snap), but the decision to trade Demaryius Thomas to Houston made sense watching Sutton once again flash star…
via Broncos Briefs: Courtland Sutton’s starting debut step forward in NFL maturation — The Denver Post
The Broncos are sticking with head coach Vance Joseph. That’s what general manager John Elway said Monday on the Orange & Blue 760 radio show. “At this point in time we’re going to stay the course,” Elway said. “I think there’s enough good things that are going on.” Elway added: “I’m much more encouraged this…
The Denver Broncos suffered a major blow as starting center Matt Paradis is believed to have a fractured fibula. Denver Broncos center Matt Paradis went down with an injury in the first half of the Houston Texans game and needed a cart to get off the field and into the locker room. It has now…
via Report: Matt Paradis believed to have suffered fractured fibula — Mile High Report – All Posts
DENVER (CBS4) – Broadcaster Phil Simms, who is widely despised by many Broncos Fans, had a lot of praise for the team on Sunday at halftime. Phil Simms (credit: CBS) “They gave them all they (could) in Kansas City and they’re playing hard here today. It’s a solid football team with a great foundation,” he…
via Phil Simms Praises Broncos: ‘Solid Team, Great Foundation’ — CBS Denver
Brandon McManus missed a 51-yard field goal wide right as time expired today, allowing the Houston Texans to beat the Broncos, 19-17, at Mile High. The Broncos dropped to 3-6 entering the bye week, their hopes at the playoffs all but dashed. A made McManus kick would have capped a terrific end-of-game drive. The Broncos…
via Missed field goal at buzzer sends Broncos to 19-17 loss to Houston — The Denver Post
The team isn’t great but its fans are all right. Despite the Broncos’ unwavering struggles, Denver fans continue to flock to Mile High to watch the Orange and Blue. On Sunday, the Broncos tallied their 400th consecutive sellout, though 4,222 fans who bought tickets were no-shows. The streak began Week 1 of 1970, and Sunday…
via Denver Broncos sell out their 400th consecutive game — The Denver Post
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