The primary reason this defending Super Bowl champion team is 8-7 is because coaches have consistently put players in the worst position to win. Good morning, Broncos Country. Welp, not even I can sugarcoat that dumpster fire of a game. I am so done with this coaching staff’s game planning. Fake field goal on 4th-and-10…with…
via Blame coaching for Broncos-Chiefs dumpster fire — Mile High Report – All Posts
With their backs against the wall, the Denver Broncos offense laid another egg while the defense stumbled out of the gates to a 33-10 loss to the Kansas City Chiefs. The Denver Broncos captains were all defense in this game, with Aqib Talib, Von Miller and Chris Harris Jr. heading up the coin toss. Make…
KANSAS CITY, Mo. (CBS4/The Sports Xchange) – The Broncos won’t have a chance to go for a Super Bowl repeat after losing to the Kansas City Chiefs on Sunday night. The 33-10 loss at a rain-soaked and windy Arrowhead Stadium eliminated Denver from playoff contention. Running back Justin Forsett of the Denver Broncos carries the…
via Defending Champs Eliminated From Playoffs In Ugly Christmas Day Loss — CBS Denver
Two harsh realities will be faced come Dec. 26 — Christmas is over and the Broncos will miss the playoffs for the first time since 2010 after an embarrassing 23-point loss at Kansas City on Sunday. But hey, training camp is only six months away.
via Broncos Insider: All good things must come to an end — The Denver Post
Know what’s saddest about the demise of the Broncos, sadder than the 33-10 loss to Kansas City that eliminated them from the playoffs? Denver quit. Check that. The truth is worse. The Broncos did not come to play.
via Kiszla: Broncos must say goodbye to Trevor Siemian and hello to Paxton Lynch — The Denver Post
First, they need to beat the Kansas City Chiefs. Then they need some help. It is do or die for the Denver Broncos in Week 16. Any loss will eliminate them from playoff contention for the 2016 season. Here are the scenarios if the Broncos defeat the Kansas City Chiefs on Christmas night and then…
It’s the Denver Broncos at the Kansas City Chiefs. We think the Broncos sneak away with a win, but it could go either way! The Denver Broncos are again in must-win mode. Lose and their 2016 hopes for a playoff berth will be dashed. Win and they stay alive into the final week of the…
via Broncos Chiefs predictions: Can Denver pull out a win in Arrowhead? — Mile High Report – All Posts
Frost-brewed and cold-filtered by Mario Sanelli. msanelli@denverpost.com or @mariosanellidp Merry Christmas and Happy Holidays to all. The Broncos are playing on Christmas for the third time in franchise history. What a treat. With the fans at Arrowhead yelling, this game could be telling if the Broncos make the postseason this season. The Big Stuff Broncos’ chance of…
via Broncos Insider: Depleted roster, playoff update, by the numbers and more — The Denver Post
Amid a fully covered upper body of artwork, a large bold series of numbers on Shane Ray‘s right forearm screams the loudest. Each tattoo has a special meaning, Ray said, but 5600 best encapsulates who he is and where he’s going. It represents the block he grew up on off 56th Street and College Avenue…
DENVER (CBS4) – The Broncos know they most likely have to win out to have a realistic shot at the playoffs, and their game next week looks a little different now that Oakland Raiders quarterback Derek Carr has broken his fibula. Carr broke the bone when he was sacked in the fourth quarter of the…
via Broncos Could Face Carr-Less Raiders In Final Regular Season Game — CBS Denver
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