Mike MacIntyre realized he had found his quarterback of the future when he saw Steven Montez play basketball inside a high school gym in El Paso.

via Breakthrough performance of Steven Montez no surprise to those who know him best — The Denver Post

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When the Broncos returned to Denver on Sunday night after a hard-fought road victory at Cincinnati, they would have been well within their rights to unwind and leave the next week’s preparation for Monday.

via Attack by air or ground? Broncos’ opponents learning “it’s hard to find a crack in this defense” — The Denver Post

Stuart Scott would marvel over how calm and collected Trevor Siemian has been. You can call him T-Money if you’d like, or say that he’s benefited from a number of dropped interceptions and lucky breaks. Just make sure that you mention the following: he’s 3-0 as a starter for the reigning Super Bowl champions, holds […]

via Trevor Siemian: As Cool as the Other Side of the Pillow — Pegboards

Each week, Trevor Siemian answers more questions. And with each of his four touchdown passes on Sunday, you could almost see the Denver Broncos quarterback’s anonymity fading.

via Trevor Siemian Quickly Makes Name For Himself — CBS Denver

Broncos quarterback Trevor Siemian fed the hunger of his top two receivers during Denver’s 29-17 victory over the Cincinnati Bengals on Sunday after Demaryius Thomas and Emmanuel Sanders sounded off about not getting the pigskin enough in past games.

via Broncos Insider: Denver, Trevor Siemian pass first road test in Cincinnati — The Denver Post

C.J. Anderson has been the core of the Broncos’ offense over the first two weeks. The Broncos are averaging 141 rushing yards a game, fourth in the NFL.

via Denver Broncos vs. Cincinnati Bengals Week 3: Who has the edge? — The Denver Post

Right before he became a full-time science teacher in Iowa City, the Broncos called for one more invite to training camp. And this time, Kreiter made the team.

via Casey Kreiter Q&A: Broncos’ least-known player has an extraordinary story — The Denver Post

By Matthew J. Buettner, CBSDenver.com DENVER (CBS4) – A little shades of déjà vu. Former Denver Broncos quarterback Jake Plummer sees a lot of himself in the play of Trevor Siemian after two games. CBS4’s Michael Spencer with former Broncos quarterback Jake Plummer on CBS4’s All Access (credit: CBS) “I’ve seen some glimpses that he…

via Former Broncos QB Jake Plummer Impressed With Trevor Siemian’s NFL Start — CBS Denver

ENGLEWOOD, Colo. (AP) – Saying Shane Ray has been preparing for DeMarcus Ware’s absence is an understatement. Ray, the Broncos’ top draft pick last year, and Shaq Barrett got the vast majority of snaps with the starters at outside linebacker during the offseason because Ware’s bad back was acting up again and Von Miller was…

via Ray’s Role Increases Even More With Ware’s Absence — CBS Denver

Broncos outside linebacker Von Miller was named the AFC’s defensive player of the week for his three-sack performance against the Colts.

via Von Miller named AFC defensive player of the week — The Denver Post