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The Denver Broncos haven’t been too severely impacted by injuries this season, and that’s been one of their more promising developments since Beau Lowery took over as the team’s VP of Player Health and Performance. Thursday’s injury report is another sign of the team’s progress in the health department.
The Broncos wrapped up Thursday’s practice in the afternoon and have just one practice remaining before they depart for Sunday’s game against the Kansas City Chiefs. Reinforcements are on the way as all signs appear to indicate safety P.J. Locke will be ready to go...
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The Denver Broncos are in a good position with rookie quarterback Bo Nix, who has exceeded expectations this season as a player, and he’s hoping the team can find a way to bounce back this week as they prepare for another AFC West showdown, this time against the undefeated Kansas City Chiefs.
When the NFL schedule released back in May, nearly everybody in the world penciled Week 9 and Week 10 as losses for the Denver Broncos. They dropped Week 9’s matchup against the Baltimore Ravens and...
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The Denver Broncos stood pat for two straight seasons at the NFL Trade Deadline, and there’s a good reason for it — Sean Payton is looking to build the Broncos roster and the foundation of a team he believes can compete.
The NFL Trade Deadline was a hot topic surrounding the Denver Broncos over the course of the last two weeks, and with the deadline passing this past Tuesday, Denver stood pat for the second year in a row. Broncos head coach Sean Payton had every reason...
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The Denver Broncos were utterly dismantled by the Baltimore Ravens, falling 41-10, and because of that, when Pro Football Focus (PFF) released their grades for Week 9, it was no surprise that few players earned high marks.
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Courtland Sutton (79.0) continued his...
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How can the Denver Broncos give the Kansas City Chiefs their first loss of the year?
The Denver Broncos and the Kansas City Chiefs, as we know, have a long and storied rivalry that dates back to before the AFL-NFL merger, and the Chiefs have the better side of the record between the two teams, currently leading 72-56. It doesn’t help that the Chiefs also own a record of 16-1 in the last 17 matchups between Kansas City and Denver.
But the good news is that the Broncos won the last matchup, and they won it in decisive fashion. And...
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If you see BLUE in your region, then you will get the Denver Broncos and Kansas City Chiefs game on your local CBS television station.
If you are seeing BLUE in your region in the map above, you will get the Broncos-Chiefs game on your local CBS affiliate in Week 10. The entire western United States will get the Denver Broncos and Kansas City Chiefs game. That will include both Alaska and Hawaii too.
While the breadth of this map is likely due to the undefeated and defending Super Bowl champion Patrick Mahomes-led Chiefs, I am sure those of outside...
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For Week 9 of the NFL season, Mile High Report’s Christopher Hart picked 9 of 15 games correctly. Here are his straight up picks for Week 10.
After three weeks of strong performances, I fell back to earth with my Week 9 predictions getting just 9 of 15 games correctly.
Through 9 weeks, I’m at 90-49. That’s a pretty good record and still at 65-percent for the season. There are just 14 matchups this week with the Cleveland Browns, Green Bay Packers, Las Vegas Raiders, and Seattle Seahawks on their byes.
Without further ado, here are my Week 10 predictions....
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According to Dane Brugler of The Athletic, rookie quarterback Bo Nix is second only behind Lamar Jackson in plays that went for more than 20 yards.
Good morning, Broncos Country.
It’s tough to find positive things to write about after the loss to the Baltimore Ravens. But in order to keep some good vibes going, I thought I’d give a shoutout to rookie quarterback Bo Nix.
Even though the offense hasn’t been as consistent as we had hoped, one recent tidbit from The Athletic’s Dane Brugler stood out for me. According to Brugler’s analysis, between passes and runs, Nix has...
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The Denver Broncos are getting some key pieces back ahead of their Week 10 matchup vs. the Kansas City Chiefs.
After Devon Key had his worst game of the season on Sunday during the Denver Broncos 41-10 debacle against the Baltimore Ravens, all eyes shifted towards where P.J. Locke is on his recovery. Well, good news Broncos Country. He’s trending in the right direction according to head coach Sean Payton.
“We’ll see,” Payton said today. “Yes, he practiced today so he’s feeling good. Yes, he’s doing well.”
Everyone else on their report is at least limited, so this is excellent...
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The Denver Broncos just got their butts whooped, but at 5-4 are they on track to be a playoff team in 2024?
The Denver Broncos are just a few days removed from a gigantic butt-whooping against the Baltimore Ravens, but that loss comes on the heels of an impressive run where Denver won five of six games. At 5-4 with a weak-looking AFC, the path to the playoffs isn’t a difficult one. So the question this week is... are the Broncos a playoff team this year?
Vote below and I’ll be back Saturday to share the results.
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The Denver Broncos are hoping to get veteran safety P.J. Locke back for Sunday’s AFC West showdown against the Kansas City Chiefs. The veteran safety has missed the last two weeks but was back on the practice field for the first time since suffering a thumb injury that’s held him out of action.
The Denver Broncos are making progress in getting some players back from injury as one of their toughest stretches of the schedule approaches. Sunday’s game against the Kansas City Chiefs contains high stakes for the Broncos and their post-season ambitions in...
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The Denver Broncos were back at it on Wednesday for practice as they now prepare to face their AFC West division rival, the Kansas City Chiefs, and Patrick Mahomes. Denver’s hoping to have more reinforcements for Sunday’s game, and one key starter on defense returned to practice, while a younger defensive player saw his first action of the year.
Denver Broncos safety P.J. Locke has missed the last two weeks of practice and last two games with a thumb injury that’s kept him out of action. There’s a chance...
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