Menelik Watson gave up a sack on the first offensive play of Thursday’s game, but it was his response that mattered more.

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The Denver Broncos came out of Solider Field with an impressive 24-17 victory. Among the Broncos that impressed was safety Jamal Carter. Jamal Carter was one of the few Denver Broncos players that really stuck out in the team’s 24-17 win over the Chicago Bears on Thursday Night. With T.J. Ward sitting out of the…

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Fans shouldn’t get too excited. Quarterback play will be frustrating to watch this season, but it’s clear Paxton Lynch isn’t ready. The biggest thing we learned from Thursday’s nights win over the Chicago Bears is that the Denver Broncos will not have improved quarterback in play 2017. Trevor Siemian was the same dink and dunk,…

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It was clear on Thursday night in the Denver Broncos’ 24-17 victory over the Chicago Bears that John Elway has indeed made some upgrades to his offensive line. It was also clear that several positions among that group are still in need of improvement. Rookie left tackle Garett Bolles looked as good as advertised. Not…

via Improvements to Broncos offensive line evident, still plenty to fix — Mile High Sports

The Denver Broncos will not be considering Kyle Sloter among their starting quarterback options for 2017, according to Vance Joseph… In case you were hoping that Denver Broncos rookie undrafted free agent Kyle Sloter had done enough in the preseason opener to be considered for the starting quarterback position, here’s a bucket of cold water…

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One of the only players to bring the ‘juice’ in this game was Isaiah McKenzie. The Denver Broncos defeated the Chicago Bears 24-17 only because their rookies brought the ‘juice’. First it was Isaiah McKenzie, who showed his speed getting behind the defense on a deep touchdown reception from Kyle Sloter. .@_CRADICULOUS was WIDE. OPEN.…

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We may not see the changes on the depth chart ahead of the second preseason game, but there were certainly some players who rose and fell during Thursday night’s preseason opener for the Denver Broncos. We asked the morning crew at Mile High Sports AM 1340 | FM 104.7 who bolstered their case for a…

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In the first preseason game of the year, the Broncos offense looked like the offense has looked all of training camp. Undrafted rookie Kyle Sloter took advantage of his playing time and has the touchdown-deprived fan base singing his praises. Yaaayyyy… more QB controversy! Nate Lundy, Shawn Drotar, and TJ Carpenter discuss in the video…

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It must be time to pack it in. The Broncos QB situation is apocalyptic. Or maybe everyone needs to just relax. Not to steal from Aaron Rodgers, but this explosion of panic is embarrassing. Yes, my eyes told me both Paxton Lynch and Trevor Siemian were bad against the Chicago Bears. And yes, it makes…

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The offseason plan for fixing the Denver Broncos offensive line was seemingly simple. Sign away a right tackle from an AFC West rival and draft a left tackle prospect they were enamored with. If the first preseason game was any indication as to how that plan seems to be playing out, the Broncos still have…

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