Siemian missed practice for a third consecutive day because of a sprained left foot.

via Broncos Injury Report: Trevor Siemian ruled out; Paxton Lynch will start — Denver Broncos : News

It’s the time of the season when the seven-year veteran usually turns up his intensity and lets his play speak for itself.

via Demaryius Thomas powers up for stretch run — Denver Broncos : News

A quick look at the recent buzz on the Denver Broncos.

via Broncos, Briefly: Friday, December 2, 2016 — Denver Broncos : News

Defenders discuss Lynch’s growth on the scout team … and Special Teams Coordinator Joe DeCamillis gets his unit to move on after the “worst game” he’d known.

via Five Broncos things you should know: Paxton Lynch, picking up the pieces on special teams, and more — Denver Broncos : News

DENVER (CBS4) – Broncos quarterback Trevor Siemian won’t play on Sunday and Paxton Lynch will start. Trevor Siemian (credit: John Grieshop/Getty Images) It will be Lynch’s second start of the season. Siemian has a foot injury and didn’t practice on Wednesday, Thursday or Friday. He will travel with the team this weekend. Lynch lost his…

via Siemian Ruled Out For Sunday’s Broncos Game, Lynch Will Start — CBS Denver

ENGLEWOOD, Colo. — Rookie first-round draft pick Paxton Lynch is expected to start his second career game Sunday after Trevor Siemian missed practice for the third consecutive day Friday.

via Paxton Lynch set to start for Broncos Sunday after Siemian misses practice again — FOX31 Denver

DENVER (CBS4) – Broncos quarterback Trevor Siemian isn’t practicing again on Friday. Michael Spencer of CBS4 Sports said it appears rookie Paxton Lynch will get his second start of the season. No Trevor Siemian at practice. Looks like it’s Lynch’s team this Sunday. #4Broncos — Michael Spencer (@MichaelCBS4) December 2, 2016 Siemian has a foot…

via Trevor Siemian Not Practicing Again Friday — CBS Denver

DENVER (AP) – One game, Denver special teams coordinator Joe DeCamillis is getting a game ball from coach Gary Kubiak in a jubilant locker room after a blocked extra point led to the first defensive 2-point game-winner in NFL history. Kicker Brandon McManus of the Denver Broncos reacts to missing a field goal in overtime…

via DeCamillis: ‘We’ve Never Had A Game Like That’ — CBS Denver

Broncos linebacker Von Miller gifted every player in the AFC West — including practice-squad players and those on injured reserve — with a bottle of custom wine and a Thank You note.

via Von Miller gives every player in AFC West custom bottle of wine, Thank You note — The Denver Post

They used to scoff — even laugh — at Chase Youngman as he extolled the virtues of the University of Colorado football team while guiding prospective students on campus tours. That was last year. They’re not laughing anymore.

via Buffs fans backing big win against Huskies Friday: “All of a sudden, everyone’s a believer” — The Denver Post