DENVER (CBS4) – Denver Broncos rookie fullback Andy Janovich scored a touchdown on his first NFL regular season carry. The 1st rushing TD of 2016 belongs to: @Broncos fullback @AndyJanovich! #Kickoff2016 #Broncos pic.twitter.com/vHoJBNcW0t — NFL (@NFL) September 9, 2016 With 12 minutes and 23 seconds left in the second quarter against the Carolina Panthers Thursday…
via Andy Janovich Scores Touchdown On First NFL Carry — CBS Denver
DENVER (CBS4) – Broncos rookie running back Devontae Booker fumbled in his first carry on Thursday night at Sports Authority Field at Mile High. Booker came in to relieve starting running back C.J. Anderson during the opening drive. He rushed for no gain and then fumbled on Carolina’s 29 yard line. Booker fumbles on his…
Graham Gano thought he was going to “drill” the game-winning kick on Thursday night to give the Panthers a victory over the Broncos. Instead, the kicker missed, saying he let his team down.
via Gano on missed kick: I thought I was going to drill it — NFL.com
Cam Newton is a tantalizing and powerful runner, but are all of the shots he’s taking adding up? Judy Battista dives into the pounding Newton took on Thursday night against the Broncos.
via Cam Newton takes pounding in Panthers’ loss to Broncos — NFL.com
The Broncos won their second straight game against the Panthers after Graham Gano missed a 50-yard field goal to end the game, beating Carolina 21-20 in the 2016 NFL season opener.
Carolina’s quarterback is officially on a campaign into the record books. Cam Newton set two NFL records in the first half of Thursday night’s game against the Broncos.
DENVER (CBS4) – The Broncos defense didn’t turn in a dominant performance like they did against the Carolina Panthers earlier this year in Super Bowl 50, but with their tough effort combined with a little luck Denver walked away with a win on Thursday. Panthers kicker Graham Gano’s 50 yard field goal attempt with 9…
via Broncos Win Season Opener Thanks To Panthers’ Missed Field Goal — CBS Denver
Grade the Broncos’ defense, offense, coaching and special teams performance in the Broncos’ game one matchup against the Carolina Panthers.
Janovich raced 28 yards for a touchdown. It was his first NFL rush. He became only the third Broncos rookie to score on his first career rushing attempt, after fullback Kyle Johnson and quarterback Bradlee Van Pelt each did it in 2005.
via Andy Janovich is 3rd Broncos rookie to score on first career rushing attempt — The Denver Post
Football is back and I am beyond excited. The opener is a repeat of Superbowl 50. Cam Newton getting some revenge after losing the Superbowl in such dramatic fashion. I think it is just good that I make a prediction. I think this will be a total blowout and the Panthers are going to win […]
