Posted Tue Oct 6th by Monty
While Broncos country celebrated its third goal line stop of the Dallas Cowboys in the game’s waning seconds Sunday, quarterback Tony Romo tried to rally his troops back to the line for that fourth and final try. Except there wasn’t one. Romo had spiked the football and killed the clock on second down and apparently […]
Posted Tue Oct 6th by Monty
For the second time in as many weeks, Denver Broncos running back Knowshon Moreno has been nominated for the Diet Pepsi Rookie of the Week award. Moreno finished with 14 carries for 65 yards and two catches for 11 yards and a touchdown during Sunday’s 17-10 victory over the Cowboys. Through four games, Moreno leads […]
Posted Tue Oct 6th by Monty
Champ Bailey joined Jay Glazer on FoxSport’s After Party and talked about the 4-0 Broncos‘ stellar defense. (Thanks Broncos Zone)
Posted Tue Oct 6th by Monty
The San Diego Chargers head into their bye bruised, beaten, and bound for a Week 6 battle with the Broncos. [San Diego Union Tribune] Unlike last year at the bye (when they fired DC Ted Cottrell), San Diego won’t be making any sweeping changes. [SDUT] Denver has New England this week. You get the impression […]
Posted Mon Oct 5th by Monty
Broncos 17, Cowboys 10. Game ball time, BT Staff, who ya got?! The general opinion among Broncos fans regarding Champ Bailey had shifted. He had “lost a step.” He was “getting up there in years.” He “wasn’t the same.” I know I’ve been guilty of saying such things during game time over the past few […]
Posted Mon Oct 5th by Monty
Denver 17, Dallas 10. More video goodness after the jump.
Posted Mon Oct 5th by Monty
Elvis Dumervil admitted that his transition from defensive end to outside linebacker during the summer left him uneasy. Consider that uneasiness unjustified. Dumervil has been unbeatable, unblockable and unstoppable, leading an unbelievable (and unbeaten) Denver Broncos defense to a 4-0 record after the Broncos beat the Dallas Cowboys 17-10 Sunday. He registered two of the […]
Posted Mon Oct 5th by Monty
Doubters don’t have a lot to go on anymore, but the Broncos welcome them anyway. [Denver Post] The defense made it so the offense needed just one big play. [DPO] David Ramey waxes poetic on that big play, Brandon Marshall‘s touchdown catch. [Colorado Springs Gazette] It’s all good in Broncoland. [FanHouse]
Posted Sun Oct 4th by Monty
Through three games, Denver Broncos running back Correll Buckhalter led the league in yards per carry (7.4) among NFL running backs with at least 10 rushes per game. The Broncos may not be able to rely on that explosiveness in the near future. Buckhalter suffered an ankle injury in the third quarter of Sunday’s 17-10 […]
Posted Sun Oct 4th by Monty
Stats, notes, and points of interest after the Denver Broncos‘ 17-10 victory over the Dallas Cowboys. FINAL SCORE: BRONCOS 17, COWBOYS 10 ATTENDANCE: 76,440 LATE ORTON-MARSHALL TOUCHDOWN FUELS 4-0 START The Denver Broncos scored 17 unanswered points and improved to 4-0 on the season after beating the Dallas Cowboys (2-2) by a 17-10 margin. This […]
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Published on 10/06/2009 at Tue Oct 06 13:00. 13 Comments
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