The three most dangerous avocations in the United States: 1) Chain-saw juggler; 2) Squirrel-suit pilot, and 3) Broncos quarterback.
via Kiszla: Is Paxton Lynch good enough now to help Denver Broncos win? — The Denver Post
The three most dangerous avocations in the United States: 1) Chain-saw juggler; 2) Squirrel-suit pilot, and 3) Broncos quarterback.
via Kiszla: Is Paxton Lynch good enough now to help Denver Broncos win? — The Denver Post
Hassan Whiteside was solid throughout, and Wayne Ellington provided the knockout punch with four 3-pointers in the fourth as Miami snatched a 106-98 victory over the Nuggets on Wednesday night.
via Too much Hassan Whiteside for Nuggets to handle in loss to Heat — The Denver Post
It seems as if the Nuggets’ turnover faucet is, all of a sudden, turned off. At the very least the stream has been reduced considerably.
via Nuggets getting a handle on an early-season turnover problem — The Denver Post
Colorado Buffaloes coach Mike MacIntyre has been named the 2016 Walter Camp Coach of the Year.
via Colorado coach Mike MacIntyre named Walter Camp Coach of the Year — The Denver Post
Wingers Gabriel Bourque and Sam Henley will be in the Avalanche lineup against Columbus Thursday night at the Pepsi Center.
via Sam Henley, Gabriel Bourque jump right into Avalanche lineup against Columbus — The Denver Post
The Broncos entered last Sunday’s loss against the Chiefs the healthiest they’ve been since the start of the season. They left with multiple injuries to key contributors, including fullback Andy Janovich.
via Broncos FB Andy Janovich has surgery on ankle, will go on IR — The Denver Post
DENVER (CBS4) – Broncos starting quarterback Trevor Siemian didn’t participate in practice on Wednesday. Reports from headquarters indicate he’s dealing with a foot injury.
via Trevor Siemian Not Practicing, Reports Say He Has Injured Foot — CBS Denver
Tweet +1 Like Share Pin Reddit After the loss to Kansas City on Sunday night, it’s easy to look back and scrutinize the defense for their play in the fourth quarter or Gary Kubiak for his decision to go for a 62-yard game-winning field goal in overtime, but it wasn’t all bad. There were some positives to take…
via The Broncos offense showed what they can be capable of on Sunday — Mile High Sports
ENGLEWOOD, Colo. (AP) — Long before he confronted the difficult decision of trying a 62-yard field goal in overtime, Gary Kubiak made another call that would come back to haunt him. The Broncos coach didn’t go for two after Bennie Fowler’s 76-yard touchdown gave Denver a seven-point lead over Kansas City late in the fourth…
via Conceding The Tie Might Have Lost Kubiak The Locker Room — CBS Denver
BOULDER, Colo. (AP) — Mike MacIntyre sometimes takes for granted the toughness of his senior quarterback. Not when the Colorado coach goes back over game film, though. MacIntyre will catch a particularly smashing hit on Sefo Liufau that makes him wince for his durable QB and mutter, “Wow.” “He’s given me a few ‘Wow’ moments,”…
via Gritty Liufau Leads Colorado Into Pac-12 Title Game — CBS Denver