Broncos Want Brock Osweiler To Take Fewer Hits
The Denver Broncos already lost one quarterback. They can't afford to lose another.
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The Denver Broncos already lost one quarterback. They can't afford to lose another.
For the second straight week, a player on the Broncos roster has been named the AFC Offensive Player of the Week.
The No. 17 is a hot number. It's so hot it can't be found on a jersey at the Broncos Team Store at Sports Authority Field at Mile High -- they're all sold out.
Denver Broncos quarterback Brock Osweiler is featured on this week's regional cover Sports Illustrated after winning the first two starts of his career, including a comeback with over the previously undefeated New England Patriots.
With T.J. Ward expected to miss time with a high left ankle sprain, the Denver Broncos brought back safety Josh Bush.
Broncos tight end Vernon Davis, who has played football nearly his whole life, said on Xfinity Monday Live that Sunday's game against the Patriots was the first time he's ever played a game in the snow.
This is Brock Osweiler's team - for now, at least. And everybody's on board, including Peyton Manning.
Last night's Broncos win proved the Patriots are human and the Broncos are still alive. The NFL season gets even more interesting.
If the Broncos wind up meeting the New England Patriots in the playoffs, there's a good chance they'll have to face tight end Rob Gronkowski again.
Brock Osweiler engineered his first comeback win in only his second NFL start.
Former Bronco Ed McCaffrey was impressed with Brock Osweiler's composure in the Broncos win over the Patriots. Watch his interview in the locker room with Vic Lombardi.
The Denver Broncos Facebook account got the last laugh after Sunday night's contest.
During the Broncos Sunday Night Football home game against the Patriots the team and its fans set a new Guinness World Record.
Here's a look at the Patriots vs. Broncos this weekend in addition to a few other games worth watching in Week 12.
Tight end has gone from a position of weakness to one of strength for the Denver Broncos. Credit the addition of Vernon Davis and the promotion of Brock Osweiler.
