There are three things that we can always expect: death, taxes, and Garett Bolles being the cornerstone of this offensive line. This guy is the definition of consistent, and he’s consistently great. It doesn’t matter the opponent, place, or time, Bolles always shows up to the occasion, and Sunday night was no different.

The Denver Broncos were once again pass-heavy on offense when they took on the Washington Commanders, and you can be that kind of team when you have an offensive line like they do, especially when they have an uber-reliable talent protecting the blind side. Today we get...

The last time these two teams met it was a little too close for comfort.

The Denver Broncos escaped with the 10-7 victory over the Las Vegas Raiders, but not before heavy stress and a little bit (a lot) of doubt. Now comes the follow up game on Sunday in Las Vegas.

The Broncos enter the game on a nine-game winning streak at 10-2 and in a battle with the New England Patriots (11-2) for the No. 1 seed in the AFC Playoffs. As for the Raiders, they’ve been eliminated from playoff contention and are one of the worst teams...

I’m a little under the weather so I am not going to do much analysis of the data so I can drink some hot tea and get some sleep. We did have the whole OL play the whole game. Frank Crum played 11 snaps as the 6th OL.

The defense was on the field for a crazy 90 plays. Hufanga and PS2 played every defensive snap. Alex Singleton and Brandon Jones played all but one defensive snap.

Justin Strnad only played 3 defensive snaps.

KAD played 12. Devon Key played 2 and JL Skinner played 1.

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Sean Payton has said many times that, as far as his rosters go, any player they bring in is a player that they have a vision for.

For many in Broncos Country, the signing of Elijah Moore makes no sense whatsoever. I’m going to be completely honest and state that I was surprised by the signing at first glance.

But after getting some time to chew on the idea, I have to think this move has to have a clear reason.

The No Bull truth is that our wide receiver group is not a top-tier unit. They lack a true...

According to NFL Network’s league insider Tom Pelissero, the Denver Broncos are signing former second-round pick, wide receiver Elijah Moore, to their practice squad. Moore worked out for the Broncos on Monday and is now joining their practice squad.

Moore was a second-round pick by the New York Jets in the 2021 NFL Draft and played two seasons for them before requesting a trade. In March of 2023, Moore was traded to the Cleveland Browns for a third-round selection and played there for two seasons. This past season, Moore signed a one-year deal with the Buffalo Bills before being waived...

The Denver Broncos continue to win in the most amazing ways. On Sunday Night Football, they needed a Nik Bonitto batted pass on a two-point try in over time to move past the Washington Commanders.

At 10-2, they are one of just two double-digit win teams in the NFL after thirteen weeks of football. At the end of the day, all that matters is wins and losses and the Broncos are stacking the wins in incredible fashion. The more wins they stack, the harder it will be for national media to throw shade on these Broncos.

Here is where the...

I have never felt quite so exhausted after watching a football game as I did Sunday night. I owe my apologies to my neighbors for the late-night emotions, frustrations, and exclamations of joy (Thank you for your tolerance of our family being football fans).

I did not expect a close game this week. I did not expect the most exciting game of the year on a cold night in Maryland.

I have two big points to start off my review.

Look out for the Washington Commanders next year

No seriously.

That football team gave the Denver Broncos their best...

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Bo Nix had a great quote Sunday night that stats don’t play the game.

“The funny thing about stats is tomorrow, you’re gonna wake up, and there’s gonna be a new stat. There’s gonna be something else that somebody else figured out. …They’re just that. They’re just a stat,” Nix said. “They have nothing to do with the football game. They can’t grow legs and go out there and score touchdowns for you.”

He’s 100% right on both accounts — the stats don’t win the game AND also somebody is going to have figured out...

The Denver Broncos won another one-score game by the slimmest of margins. The team is now 7-2 in one-score games this season after going 1-6 last season. That means that over the last 28 regular season games, the Broncos have had 16 games that ended with a of winning or losing by eight or fewer points. That also tells us that the Broncos have figured out how to win those close games. The Broncos have the luck/skill combo that followed around the Chiefs last season. The Chiefs were 11-0 in one score games last season, en route to a 15-2...

The Denver Broncos just keep winning and winning in ways that boggle the mind. No team has trailed in their first 12 games of the season and won 10 of them. The closest to get there was the 1978 Houston Oilers who were 8-4. Hopefully the streak of games where the Broncos trail a team ends next week against the woeful Las Vegas Raiders who have entered a tailspin since playing Denver really well in their first meeting a month ago.

According to FanDuel, the Broncos are 7.5-point road favorites against the hapless Raiders in Week 14. The over/under stands...

Week 13 in the NFL officially concluded Monday Night with the New England Patriots retaking the number one seed in the AFC with a dominating victory over the New York Giants. The Broncos, coming off another thrilling victory, remain the number 2 seed, but after that, we have some big changes to the AFC playoff picture.

The biggest change was the Jacksonville Jaguars overtaking the Indianapolis Colts in the AFC South and moving to the 3 seed in the AFC, while the free-falling Colts are now the 6th seed and in danger of missing the postseason entirely. Despite their Thanksgiving...