Denver Broncos

By broncobear 18 days ago: Denver Broncos linebacker Darrell Reid, left, talks with head coach Josh McDaniels before drills during the team's football minicamp at the Broncos headquarters in Englewood, Colo., on Sunday, June 14, 2009. (AP Photo/David Zalubowski) DENVER       

By Daniel Mader It's all about what have you done for me lately in this league as was proven this past off season when Mike Shanahan was fired from the Denver Broncos. Shanahan won two Super Bowls for the Broncos, but it was not recent enough for management to keep him around. 4. Gary Kubiak—Houston Texans

By nycbroncosfan Twitter - "A 1 gets BM" Schefter says the Broncos WILL take calls on BMarsh, not that they presently are doing so. He thinks a first-rounder will pry Marshall loose. I don't see anyone paying that, but I'd take it if I'm the Broncos... NFL - Top 10 motivational coaches in NFL history

By Raymond Mullan The American Football Conference has an addition to their strong list of receivers this year. The arrival of Terrell Owens, pictured above, promises to alter the balance of Power. Another move in the conference that fantasy owners should be mindful of is Jay Cutler's departure from Denve...

By Taylor Rummel The Pittsburgh Steelers received eight points.The Dallas Cowboys, Indianapolis Colts, San Diego Chargers, New England Patriots, and Philadelphia Eagles received seven points.The Green Bay Packers, Houston Texans, and Atlanta Falcons received six points.The Baltimore Ravens, New...

By nycbroncosfan DB - Graham Teaches More than Football at Free Camp - Broncos TV Chris Hall reports from DG's camp. DB - NFL Network: Hardest Hitters - John Lynch Wow, what an amazing bunch of John Lynch hits. He actually knocked out his best friend/brother-in-law in a game once. And then just walked away...

By Randy Garcia After the hiring of Josh McDaniels, Jay Cutler was traded to the Chicago Bears. Jay Cutler was the only player on the Denver Broncos roster. A little known fact is that Denver was actually built by Jay Cutler while he was attending Pro Bowl games as a fetus. Brandon Marshall holds out

By Andrew Linton The Broncos finished the season with an 8-8 record and Pat Bowlen immediately fired two time Super Bowl winning coach Mike Shanahan, and replaced him with Coach Josh McDaniels, former offensive coordinator for the New England Patriots. 

By nycbroncosfan ESPN - All-decade moments: Manning-to-Tyree tops list ESPN - Patriots sweep all-decade team, coach, MVP PFW - What can Brown do for Indianapolis? Dan Waters profiles Colts rookie RB Donald Brown, drafted in the first round out of UConn.

By Greg Cooksey For now at least, Brandon Marshall and Eddie Royal seem to be the team's duo at WR with Brandon Stokley at the slot. The Broncos also have two huge tight ends in Daniel Graham and Richard Quinn that will be great targets for the new QB. ADVANTAGE: Broncos

By broncobear Is there an exception among receivers? Interestingly, the sole exception who is frequently named by players and coaches alike is former Viking and current New England Patriot Randy Moss. At 6’4", he is about the same size as Brandon Marshall. In different books, both Mike Shanahan and for...

By nycbroncosfan RH - Former area coaches to be inducted into hall of fame Lionel Taylor's high school coach will be inducted to the National Single Wing Coaches Association Hall of Fame tomorrow. NFL - Steelers owner Rooney officially becomes U.S. ambassador to Ireland

By Michael McMasters It’s no secret that Brandon Marshall wants out of Denver.  Ever since Jay Cutler’s trade to the Windy city, Marshall has slowly been packing his bags and getting ready to ship out.  You can’t blame him.  Would you want Kyle Orton as your QB?

By broncobear 7 days ago: Denver Broncos tight end Tony Scheffler takes part in drills during the team's football minicamp at the Broncos headquarters in Englewood, Colo., on Sunday, June 14, 2009. (AP Photo/David Zalubowski) 6. Brandon Lloyd 1. Daniel Graham 2. Tony Scheffler 3. Ryan Torain

By Colin Griffiths As all Seahawks fans know, the Seattle team picked up a second, first-round draft pick from the Broncos on what could be considered the most confusing offseason by the Broncos in recent history. How about the quarterback of the future?  The first round is a good place to find one, add to that...

By broncobear about 1 month ago: From left to right, Denver Broncos rookie running back Knowshon Moreno talks with fullback Peyton Hills and running back LaMont Jordan during the team's football minicamp at Broncos' headquarters in the southeast Denver suburb of Englewood, Colo., on Sunday, May 3, 2...

By Rob Chiusano Kyle Orton was named as the starting QB for the Denver Broncos. After the Cutler trade it was rumored that there would be an open competition for the Broncos QB job between Orton & Chris Simms. The Broncos however made the right choice by choosing Orton’s neckbeard over Simms’ spleen, th...

By Rich Kurtzman Vick could keep pressure on Orton to be a quality quarterback in the Broncos orange and blue, and also do what he has done best in the NFL for six seasons, create headaches, confusion, and match up problems for any defense that plays Denver.

By Carlos Monagas WR: This group is actually pretty solid for the Broncos. It looks like the league has taken a wait and see attitude towards Marshall, which is good news for both Marshall and the Broncos. Marshall had off season hip surgery and the reports are excellent coming from both the Broncos and the doc...

By MJD 5. New England (Boston) Patriots. Patriots fans may not care for the history associated with the red jerseys, but I dig them. Pat Patriot is second only to Bucco Bruce as the best helmet-dwelling mascot in NFL history. 7. Kansas City Chiefs/Dallas Texans. There's nothing too exciting about the...

By Chris Schmaedeke The Broncos have brought in a new coach in Josh McDaniels, traded a Pro Bowl quarterback in Jay Cutler, brought in three new quarterbacks in Kyle Orton, Chris Simms, and rookie Tom Brandstater, and signed free agents to help a defense that was one of the worst in the league.

By broncobear Poll How do you feel the Denver Broncos did at addressing all of the positions in the NFL Draft and offseason? Great - 13-3, Baby! Not bad. The players could have been better I'm not convinced about the coaches or the players We're toast   50 votes | Results

By Sayre Bedinger If the Broncos were looking for the carbon copy of Tom Brady or Matt Cassel from this draft, they may have found him.  Brandstater possesses the range and arm strength that National Football League teams look for in a pro style quarterback.

By Sayre Bedinger The Denver Broncos' offense now features the likes of Brandon Marshall, Eddie Royal, Brandon Stokley, Tony Scheffler, Daniel Graham, Jabar Gaffney, Peyton Hillis, and now Knowshon Moreno.  It's a very dynamic, athletic group of players that forms one of the top young groups in the enti...

By TheSportsGuru Denver Broncos D-End Robert Ayers DE/LB ROBERT AYERS On what Broncos said about the position he'll be playing On excitement of playing in Denver On where he is right now On how playing in Southeastern Conference will help in playing in the NFL On (RB) Knowshon Moreno

By TheSportsGuru On December 31, Pat Bowlen made a 'historic change' to the Denver Broncos organization.  He said as much when he relieved Mike Shanahan of his duties and the one-stop shop of Broncos' management.  He made one other telling comment that day that has stuck with me during the whirlwind that has...

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By SlowWhiteGuy What killed the Broncos on field position was the defense. The Broncos were last or next to last in yards surrendered per drive, points allowed per drive, in takeaways per drive, and in punts per drive. As a result the Broncos frequently were forced to drive farther to score than other teams.

Atlanta Falcons quarterback Matt Ryan got 44 votes, Johnson three, Denver offensive lineman Ryan Clady two and Chicago running back Matt Forte one from the 50 media members who vote for the official postseason awards. The Broncos would have won the AFC West, and Mike Shanahan still would...

By Ray The Chargers complete an incredible run with an absolute butt kicking of Jay Cutler and the Denver Broncos, putting 52 on them. Ray and Loren break down the great game and look ahead to their deja vu encounter with the Indianapolis Colts, along with all the action on Wild Card Weekend.

Atlanta Falcons quarterback Matt Ryan, who played at Boston College last season, is the 2008 NFL Offensive Rookie of the Year, the league announced today. Ryan collected 44 votes, far in front of Titans running back Chris Johnson with three. Broncos tackle Ryan Clady had two and Bears runn...

By Ray Show Links Chargers stay alive in playoff chase with 22-21 win in KC.Malcom Floyd suffers collapsed lung, may go to IR.Rivers wins AFC offensive player of the week honor.Only 2 Bolts make Pro Bowl, Rivers snubbed.Chargers another must win game vs Buccaneers.

By Ray The Chargers crushed the Raiders to keep their streak alive at 11 games, one of the longest current winning streaks in the NFL against any one team. And yet the season is hanging by the tiniest of the threads with the Broncos win. 2009 Pro Bowl Ballot.BoltTalk Bugle Issue #9.

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By Ray In the 1984 NFL Draft, Rivera was selected in the second round by the Chicago Bears, becoming the first Puerto Rican/Mexican to play in the NFL. During the 1985 Season, Rivera played in Super Bowl XX, where the Bears beat the New England Patriots, 46-10. He thus became the first Puerto Rican t...

By Ethan J. Skolnick Download justin_smiley.mp3    The Broncos are 30th in the NFL against the run. The Dolphins aren't running very well. On his 10 non-Wildcat carries last Sunday, Ronnie Brown averaged 1.4 yards. Brown has totaled just 40 carries in the past three games, and...

By John Elway By: John_Elway Dishin' on Denver and Cutler's quote Posted Rating:       5.0 Share Email Print The tough thing with the Broncos, they’ve been able to come out of the chute every year since 2002 4-1 (with the exception of last season when they started 2-3) and that has helped them, but they se...

By Matt Loede David Allyn Wagner from Riggo’s Rag talks about the Rams upset of the Redskins Chris Harris Big Cat Country on the Jags 24-17 victory in Denver over the Broncos Jim Dubenetzky from ChargersGab on the Chargers beating of the Pats Sunday night

By Matt Loede Matt and Jim Dubenetzky talk about the Browns-Steelers Matt and Jim on the Chargers-Broncos wild classic Jeff Roman on the Giants pounding of the Rams Eric Palmer talks about the Redskins and Saints battle Jeff Sack on the Pats win over the Jets and Matt Cassel

By Ben Bunce QB Cutler- One of the games rising stars, and if you don’t believe me, just ask Bill Williamson of ESPN. He should throw for 28 TD’s, 3900 yards passing, 2 TD’s rushing, and a gritty will to win that should do the Broncos proud. RB/FB WR TE OL DE DT LB CB

By DevilDog Aug 26 Jay Cutler Fantasy Football Analysis August 26, 2008 | Leave a Comment This is our first article on the Denver Bronco players we think will have a big impact on fantasy football this year. Last year Cutler actually had a decent year as a fantasy player but this year he looks as though he could be a top five fantasty QB.  In any fantasy draft you have to look at the BIG TWO when drafting a QB and that is no different this year. Tom Brady and Peyton Manning are usually the top two QB’s you are going to look at, but this year there are a number of QB’s that could put up really big numbers. Since this site is about the Denver Broncos we will focus on our QB, Jay Cutler. Last year Cutler threw for 20 TD’s, had one rushing TD, 3497 passing yards, and had 14 intercep...   [read the full post]

By hoosierteacher The Texans (6-7) are out of the AFC South chase, but like the Broncos, still have a remote chance of a wild-card spot. Denver and Houston are two games behind Cleveland for the AFC's final wild-card spot, but are also a game back of Buffalo and Tennessee. The loser of this game will eliminated f...

Broncos teach football widows how to play the game Denver Post, CO - This year is the seventh annual lesson, a six-hour tutorial from coaches and players on terms and strategies, a tour of the stadium, hors d’oeuvres and an ...

By TheSportsGuru The Offense Played Well -- A loss is a loss, and the offense simply didn't score enough points.  Overall, however, I'll take 223 yards rushing any day.  Most weeks that amount of yardage will get you a win.  The Colts are not a dominant defense.  They are fast, athletic and avoid giving up the big...

By TheSportsGuru The Broncos are a dominant running team again -- Perhaps what I am most excited about is the play of the running backs and offensive line in the run game.  The Broncos threw the ball only 17 times, gaining 88 total yards, but were pretty unstoppable on the ground.  Travis Henry showed a glimpse...

By TheSportsGuru On winning home games -- You always have to win your home games in the National Football League. We didn't do a very good job of that last year. We were okay on the road but we have to find a way to win those games and hopefully we will do that."

A man considered a person of interest in the shooting death of Broncos cornerback Darrent Williams wrote a letter in state prison saying he did not kill the player, a federal agent testified Wednesday.

By TheSportsGuru If you believe what the newspapers in Kansas City are saying the Broncos and Chiefs are in discussions on a deal that would send disgruntled Chiefs safety Greg Wesley to the Broncos for a draft pick.  In fact, the Kansas City Star goes so far as to say the two teams have agreed to the compensati...

By iauch@democratandchronicle.com This week, Leo and Sal deck the halls by looking back at Buffalo's laydown against New England on the heels of its meltdown in Miami while pondering the question, "Do the Bills lack talent, coaching, or both?'' They look ahead to the Bills home finale Saturday against Denver and whether it...