Tweet +1 Like Share Pin Reddit The Denver Broncos are in a rut, and it certainly doesn’t help that they’re losing contributors by the week to injury. First it was DeMarcus Ware. Then it was C.J. Anderson. After that it was Aqib Talib. And now it’s Derek Wolfe. Who’s next? That’s a good question, because there aren’t…
via The Denver Broncos injury report is long and concerning — Mile High Sports
Broncos defensive end Derek Wolfe suffered a hairline fracture in his elbow during last week’s loss to the Raiders, but Wolfe could only end up missing one game. Wolfe told reporters Wednesday that he’s “optimistic” he’ll be on the short side of a 2-4 week projected recovery period. He’ll miss this week’s game at New…
via Wolfe “optimistic,” could end up only missing one game with elbow injury — ProFootballTalk
ENGLEWOOD, Colo. (AP) – The Denver Broncos need a boost, and Kapri Bibbs will get the chance to spark their sputtering offense. Coach Gary Kubiak said the third-year running back deserves more touches after scoring his first career touchdown last week. His zig-zagging 69-yard score on a screen pass in Oakland was reminiscent of the…
via Kapri Bibbs Earns Bigger Role In Struggling Broncos Offense — CBS Denver
The Broncos will be without Derek Wolfe, their top defensive linemen, for at least the next two weeks and possibly longer as he recovers from a small hairline fracture in his right elbow that he suffered Sunday night at Oakland.
via Broncos DE Derek Wolfe expects to miss 2-4 weeks with hairline elbow fracture — The Denver Post
Big hit. Big throw. Rinse and repeat. Siemian played through the pain against Oakland, taking two sacks and five hits in the loss while throwing for 283 yards and two touchdowns and getting picked off once.
via Trevor Siemian “sore” but eager to correct offensive miscues vs. Saints — The Denver Post
In an offense that has a penchant for passing, the New Orleans Saints’ ground game recently has featured its two veteran power backs.
via Denver Broncos prepare for New Orleans Saints’ newly potent run game — The Denver Post
The Broncos walked into a seedy old tavern called the Black Hole, and got the snot knocked out of them by bad dudes that stunk like pirates.
Tweet +1 Like Share Pin Reddit It’s been a long time since “Raiders Week” has meant this much. In fact, a large portion of this Denver Broncos team was probably too young to be playing football the last time the Oakland Raiders were a competent football franchise. But someone who does remember the glory days,…
via LOOK: Rod Smith throws out some “Raiders Week” trash talk — Mile High Sports
Tweet +1 Like Share Pin Reddit The Denver Broncos are one of the best teams in the league in three key defensive areas: Sacks, interceptions and defensive touchdowns allowed. That strength will meet its opposite Sunday night when they face the Oakland Raiders, who are among the best at preventing sacks and interceptions and finding…
via WATCH: Broncos defense faces its toughest test yet against Oakland — Mile High Sports
Tweet +1 Like Share Pin Reddit The No. 2 pass defense in the league will be without two key members as it travels to the No. 4 defense for a Sunday Night Football matchup. Cornerback Kayvon Webster (hamstring) was ruled out and did not travel with the Broncos on Saturday when they left Denver for…
via No Fly Zone depth will be tested again with Kayvon Webster ruled out for Oakland — Mile High Sports
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