About

BroncoTalk is a Denver Broncos blog and news source, made by fans, for fans. Over the years we’ve become one of the bigger independent sources for Denver Broncos information on the web.  Our goal is to provide you with the latest and best Broncos news, buzz, and opinion.

My name is Kyle (e-mail: broncotalk@gmail.com). I’m the site owner, administrator, designer, and main author. I’ve been blogging Broncos since late 2006, moving to BroncoTalk in early 2007.

I’m 25 years old and a lifelong Broncos fan. Born in Colorado, I’ve lived in Arizona since the age of five. I’m attending Northern Arizona University part-time (it’s as close as I can get to Colorado without paying out-of-state tuition), and I work as a web designer/systems analyst full time.

Here’s a little info on the other guys who help me out with the site:

Senior Editor and Graphics Designer: Jonathan Douglas (denverobsession)

Contact: denver.obsession@gmail.com

I joined BroncoTalk in August 2007. I have been a Denver fan since the 80’s and a bronco blogger since the tragic end of our 2006 season. I am 35 years old and married to a wonderfully understanding woman who even puts up with my deep obsession with all things orange & blue. My full-time job involves indie film marketing, and my non-bronco hobbies include graphic design & animation, reading my wife’s comic books and cycling (when I can actually find time to ride).

Editor: Josh Temple

Contact: jt0077@gmail.com

Bio coming soon, but let it be known that Josh is the man.

Contributing Editor: E. Halsey Miles (merlinofchaos)

Contact: halsey@ehalseymiles.com

I’ve been an amateur writer for about as long as I have been able to
write; and since that’s something on the order of 25 years, it says
something about my writing that I’m still an amateur. Ok, what it says
is that there’s a lot more money in software development than there is
in writing, and I’m a better coder than a wordsmith to boot. But I still
find the time, here and there, to put down some words.

I spent my better years — i.e, my teenage years and early twenties –
in Denver, where I oddly was not a fan of the Broncos. Then, like so
many people in my profession, I went to California. It wasn’t until I
met my wife, who only lived in Colorado for 6 months, yet was oddly a
lifelong Broncos fan, that I returned to my roots and became a fan of
both the game and the team. Now I read every word I can find, and give
DirecTV entirely too much money to ensure that I can watch every game,
and frighten my poor young daughter with my hollering.