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CBS4's Kelly Werthmann is on assignment in California to cover the Denver Broncos in Super Bowl 50. On Sunday she got to visit Super Bowl City and also ventured outside of the festival to see how San Francisco is shaping up ahead of the the big game.
There's a very colorful fan cheering on the Broncos in California. Rocky the Broncos leprechaun traveled from Colorado to San Francisco.
While the Denver Broncos get ready in Santa Clara thousands of fans showed up to support the team Sunday at a pep rally in Civic Center Park in downtown Denver.
The Denver Broncos have landed at San Jose International Airport for Super Bowl 50 in Santa Clara next Sunday and were greeted by former Broncos running back Terrell Davis.
Luke Kuechly and Von Miller are exactly what successful teams need in the NFL. The All-Pro linebackers are versatile, fierce competitors, leaders and playmakers.
Denver is full of Carolina Panthers fans but it's not the Mile High city, it's Denver, North Carolina. The small town is overflowing with Panthers pride.
Dozens of Denver Broncos fans headed to Sports Authority to cheer on their team, not the stadium but the store.
Ryan Clady and Jeff Heuerman didn't even make it to training camp before getting injured during offseason workouts. They're going to the Super Bowl with the rest of their teammates, though.
The United in Orange banner was placed on Levi's Stadium for Super Bowl 50 where the Denver Broncos will take on the Carolina Panthers.
Archie Manning speaks deliberately and carefully when addressing whether his 39-year-old son, Peyton, might be playing his final NFL game when he returns to the Super Bowl.
After years of steady declines in concussions in the National Football League, the number of concussions spiked from 206 in 2014 to 271 in 2015. The 31 percent increase comes as the NFL claims it is doing more than ever before to make the game safer.
If the Carolina Panthers had their way, maybe Peyton Manning would be playing for them — not against them — in the Super Bowl.
In 2011, the Carolina Panthers and Denver Broncos were picking through the rubble of seasons gone horribly wrong — and a draft board that was unusually loaded with talent at the top.
Even those NFL coaches who are, in theory, the very best around have been making some decisions this postseason that made folks jump up from their couches and scream "Why?!"
Broncos fans are getting ready to show their support for their team at Super Bowl 50 this weekend.
