Heading into the fourth week of the season, the Denver Broncos find themselves near the bottom of the AFC West at 1-2 and one of the teams in the Andrew Luck Sweepstakes.  Each of the Broncos first three games of the season has been decided by a field goal or less, and that was Denver’s […]

Highlights of the Denver Broncos 14-17 Week Three loss to the Tennessee Titans can be viewed below.

The Denver Broncos (1-2) are currently in third place in the AFC West, behind the San Diego Chargers (2-1) and Oakland Raiders (2-1). Denver is ranked only above the winless Kansas City Chiefs (0-3). Denver is tied with San Diego for the second-best net points (-4), behind Oakland (+10) and ahead of Kansas City (-82).  […]

Highlights of the Denver Broncos 24-22 victory over the Cincinnati Bengals can be viewed below.

Matt Bowen runs down Sunday’s top stories. [National Football Post] Elvis Dumervil and Von Miller – can’t stop the hype. [Denver Post] “Have I watched them? Are you kidding me? These guys are a highlight reel,” Raiders coach Hue Jackson said. [Yahoo! Sports] Miller is the centerpiece of John Elway‘s Broncos vision. [ESPN] Game previews: […]

Welcome to 2011, National Football League. In a memo distributed to NFL teams including the Denver Broncos Thursday, the league year is set to officially begin Friday morning, hours after the first round of the NFL Draft is set to complete. The memo details protocols that allow players to resume on-site workouts, with rules governing […]

Lockout avoided — or, at least, delayed. The NFL and NFL Player’s Association have agreed to extend Collective Bargaining Agreement negotiations through next Friday March 11 at 5:00 p.m., giving the owners and players another week to reach an agreement and settle their differences. It also means roster moves (effectively, the start of the new […]

If anyone read my introductory article, you will notice that I disclosed the fact that I have dual loyalties when it comes to NFL fandom: the Denver Broncos as well as the Green Bay Packers.

As you likely know (and if you don’t, you live under a rock), the Green Bay Packers recently won Super Bowl XLV over the Pittsburgh Steelers by a score of 31-25. The Denver Broncos, meanwhile, finished 4-12 and hold the number two overall pick in the NFL Draft this coming April.

Since one of my teams is currently at the top of the NFL and the other is dangerously close to the cellar, I figured that now would be a good time to ask:

What can the Denver Broncos learn from the Green Bay Packers?

This Super Bowl in Dallas is an icy affair. [Sports Illustrated] The Packers and Steelers have set themselves up for Super Bowl success through better drafting… and patience. [DPO] The U.S. government has seized (and shut down) two prominent game-streaming websites. [TorrentFreak] Madden the video games agrees with Madden the analyst: the Steelers will win […]

We interrupt this Broncos bog to bring you a special announcement: With the Broncos displaying an alarming (not to mention neat) amount of transparency, we here at BroncoTalk figured we would adopt the same approach. My name is Kris Burke and I am the newest member of the BroncoTalk staff.  A few articles of mine […]