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Breaking down the officiating breakdown from the week 8 matchup between the Denver Broncos and the Carolina Panthers.
In the Denver Broncos 28-14 win over the Carolina Panthers there were a modest 12 accepted penalties and only one challenge. Despite this dearth of action, the officials played too big of a role in the outcome of the game.
Sean Payton challenged a ruling on the field that Panthers WR Jalen Coker was down by contact before fumbling in the 4th quarter. This challenge was unsuccessful. However, it had more merit than the announcers indicated. In...
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Here is how the Broncos can pull off the upset against the Baltimore Ravens
For the first time since 2022 the Denver Broncos are taking on the Baltimore Ravens and they’ll be looking to break a three-game losing streak against them. It’s time to snap the streak and pull off a massive upset that will change the entire playoff picture in the AFC.
If the Broncos want to stand a chance against this powerful Ravens offense then they’ll have to keep them off of the field for as long as possible. They need...
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The Denver Broncos “ran up the score” in a convincing 28-14 victory against the Carolina Panthers. Pro Football Focus (PFF) has released their grades for Week 8, and as expected, many of the Broncos were rewarded for their performances.
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The Broncos made...
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Sunday’s AFC showdown between the Denver Broncos and Baltimore Ravens will be a pivotal one for the conference and also for tiebreaker purposes down the stretch, but it will also be the toughest challenge the team has faced yet. In order for the Broncos to prove they belong in the playoff conversation, they’ll have to prove they can hang with the best.
Lamar Jackson is a two-time NFL MVP, and any time you have to face him, the challenge is going to be difficult. Now add in...
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Denver Broncos rookie quarterback Bo Nix had himself an impressive month in October, and has showcased growth on a week to week basis. With Denver sitting at 5-3 on the year, Sunday’s matchup against the Baltimore Ravens has massive implications for the AFC as they hope to make it to the playoffs for the first time since Super Bowl 50.
If the Broncos are going to make it to the postseason for the first time since Peyton Manning last lifted the Lombardi Trophy, they have to showcase that they...
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If you see RED in your region, then you will get the Denver Broncos and Baltimore Ravens game on your local CBS television station.
If you are seeing RED in your region in the map above, you will get the Broncos-Ravens game on your local CBS affiliate in Week 9. Broncos Country is back! Well, not quite yet. This Denver Broncos map is likely due to the Baltimore Ravens being a perennial AFC contender than Denver’s surprising 5-3 record. If you are in Alaska and Hawaii, you will also finally enjoy a Broncos game on TV.
Justin Herbert still reigns...
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For Week 8 of the NFL season, Mile High Report’s Christopher Hart picked 11 of 16 games correctly. Here are his straight up picks for Week 9.
My pick prediction streak remains strong after getting 11 of 16 games correct for Week 8 of the 2024 NFL season.
With three weeks of strong picks, I’m at 80-43 on the season—still at 65-percent accuracy. That’s roughly 65-percent accuracy and over a 10-percent rise since Week 5. I’m trending in the right direction! This week there 15 matchups with the Pittsburgh Steelers and San Francisco 49ers on their bye weeks.
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Winners of five of their last six games, the Denver Broncos seem to be hitting their stride and gaining confidence as each week passes.
Good morning and Happy Halloween, Broncos Country!
No trickery here. It feels good to win and the Denver Broncos have been doing a lot of that lately. And it certainly has been a treat!
They are one of the hottest teams in the National Football League after winning five of their last six games. This weekend’s matchup against the Baltimore Ravens is a proverbial fork in the road moment for the franchise. I believe its outcome...
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The Denver Broncos have some injury concerns ahead of their Week 9 matchup vs. the Baltimore Ravens.
The Denver Broncos do have some injury concerns here midway through the season. They have stayed relatively injury-free and that has helped them secure wins in five of their last six games. Both Mike McGlinchey and P.J. Locke were non-participants, but safety Delarrin Turner-Yell is practicing after being activated off reserve.
Some fans may have raised an eyebrow at Lamar Jackson’s practice status today, but Baltimore Ravens head coach John Harbaugh dispelled those concerns calling his status a ‘rest day’. Jackson will be...
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The Denver Broncos first injury report of the week has released ahead of their AFC road matchup on Sunday against the Baltimore Ravens. Which players were limited, full participants, or did not participate?
The Denver Broncos were back on the field on Wednesday as they prepare for a tough road matchup against the Ravens, Lamar Jackson, and Derrick Henry.
Offensive tackle Mike McGlinchey (knee) did not participate but was present for team stretch before exiting afterward. His backup, Alex Palczewski (ankle), upgraded to being a full participant after he was limited...
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As the Denver Broncos prepare for Sunday’s AFC road showdown against Lamar Jackson, Derrick Henry, and the Baltimore Ravens, they are hopeful that safety P.J. Locke can make progress this week after he suffered a thumb injury last Wednesday.
P.J. Locke missed Sunday’s game as the Denver Broncos dominated the Carolina Panthers. Safety Devon Key stepped up and started in Locke’s place and may be asked to do so again this Sunday as the team prepares for the Baltimore Ravens and their high-octane offense.
At Wednesday’s practice, Locke was...
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Strike 2: It’s easy to get caught up in the excitement of being in a playoff chase. For Denver Broncos faithful, it’s been almost a decade since it happened, so the excitement is genuine. However, it’s important to remember that just reaching the postseason is not the ultimate goal. Winning in the postseason is.
With two straight wins over bottom feeders New Orleans and Carolina, the 5-3 Broncos are in position to make a playoff push. There is however, a lot of heavy lifting to do before that fantasy becomes reality. It starts with an angry group of Baltimore...
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