Broncos Try To Deny Raiders AFC West Title
The Oakland Raiders are coming to terms with the loss of quarterback Derek Carr even as they gear up for their playoff run without him.
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The Oakland Raiders are coming to terms with the loss of quarterback Derek Carr even as they gear up for their playoff run without him.
2016 was a memorable year in the world of sports. Here's what we think the best plays from the year were.
DeMarcus Ware needs season-ending back surgery and will miss the Denver Broncos' season finale in which his teammates will play for pride instead of playoff positioning.
DeMarcus Ware needs season-ending back surgery that could spell the end of his NFL career.
Broncos linebacker DeMarcus Ware sat out of practice Wednesday.
Broncos quarterback Trevor Siemian will start Sunday against the Oakland Raiders.
The one team that best found a way to neutralize Von Miller, Aqib Talib, DeMarcus Ware and Chris Harris Jr. in 2016 was the Denver Broncos themselves.
Heading into Week 12, Denver Broncos coach Gary Kubiak said Trevor Siemian needed to play "big."
Ten months ago, confetti rained down on the Denver Broncos after they won the Super Bowl. On Sunday night, the only thing coming down was rain.
The Broncos won't have a chance to go for a Super Bowl repeat after losing to the Kansas City Chiefs on Sunday night.
Denver Broncos safety Justin Simmons has had some memorable moments so far in his rookie career, but he didn't record his first interception until Week 16.
Kayvon Webster, a captain on the Broncos special teams unit, is out for the rest of Sunday night's game after sustaining a concussion in the second quarter on a kickoff play.
Heading into Sunday night's game in Kansas City, the Broncos remain on the outside of the AFC playoff picture looking in.
Next week looks a little different for the Broncos now that Raiders quarterback Derek Carr has broken his fibula.
The Denver Broncos knew about Tyreek Hill's speed the first time they faced him. They quickly learned about his versatility, too.
