Denver Broncos

With a quarter of the NFL season behind us, who are the two most surprising teams thus far?  San Francisco 49ers vs Buffalo Bills 2009 Josh McDaniels Broncos coach The most surprising team in my opinion is the Denver Broncos. No one predicted the Broncos would start 4-0. With the departure of Jay Cutler, the hiring of a new head coach in Josh McDaniels and the pouting of talented wide receiver Brandon Marshall, many people predicted the Broncos would have a hard time winning more than just a couple of games this season. So why are they playing so well? The main reason is ... Read Full Story

For those that are into Broncos history, check out this excellent new book – Denver Broncos: The Complete Illustrated History. The book was written by Broncos VP of Public Relations, Jim Saccomano, and offers a fascinating look at one of football’s most beloved teams, from its early years as Denver’s only major sports franchise, through legendary on-field moments like “The Drive,” to the stars of today. Profiles of stand-out players, season recaps, details of crucial games and plays, and the stories behind the great teams are complemented by almost 200 color and black-and-white images documenting the team’s history. Click HERE to buy your copy ... Read Full Story

Filling up at a gas station before the game, Ryan Aloi was booed. Getting food, he was jeered. From there, the razzing only got worse for the 32-year-old fan. The taunts weren't personal, just directed at his Chicago Bears Jay Cutler jersey. Wearing Cutler apparel is an easy way to get under the skin of Broncos fans. The mercurial quarterback made his return to Invesco Field on Sunday night, facing his former Denver Broncos team and drawing a chorus of boos from the legion of supporters who once hailed him as the next coming of Hall of Famer John Elway. Aloi was an easy ... Read Full Story

Ty Law came out of what he called "semiretirement" Saturday to join the Denver Broncos and counts on contributing Monday night when the Pittsburgh St 11 Vote(s) Read Full Story

The Denver Broncos got a head start on cuts, releasing nine players, including quarterback Ingle Martin. The team also placed guard Matt McChesney on the reserve/injured list with a sprained ankle on Friday. There are no surprises in the other players released: DLs Matthias Askew and Carlton Powell; OL Kory Lichtensteiger and Clint Oldenberg; CB Rashod Moulton; RB Marcus Thomas; WR Nate Swift and LB Lee Robinson. Martin is a free agent who signed after No. 2 quarterback Chris Simms sprained an ankle two weeks ago. Starter Kyle Orton has an injured finger, and if neither can play in the opener at Cincinnati next ... Read Full Story