Analysis: Mount Rushmore of QBs off to a rather rocky start
That Mount Rushmore of Quarterbacks in the loaded AFC West is off to a rather rocky start.
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That Mount Rushmore of Quarterbacks in the loaded AFC West is off to a rather rocky start.
The Denver Broncos went three-and-out nine times against the San Francisco 49ers, the most in Russell Wilson's 11-year career. And only once did they get anywhere near the end zone.
Although the Broncos offense has left a lot to be desired in its first three games, one thing that has been clicking is the connection between Russell Wilson and Courtland Sutton.
Russell Wilson has gotten off to a slow start with his new team as he tries to mesh his style that embraces off-schedule plays when defenses break down with the philosophies of rookie head coach Nathaniel Hackett.
Defensive tackle D.J. Jones left Sunday night's game with a head injury.
Melvin Gordon atoned for two fumbles with a late 1-yard touchdown run and safety Kareem Jackson recovered Jeff Wilson Jr.'s fumble to preserve the Broncos' 11-10 win over the San Francisco 49ers.
Jesse Esquibel, aka, "Bronco Reaper," walks more than 15,000 steps every home game after his health started declining years ago.
While the Denver Broncos' new owners have officially taken control, a lesser-known part of the transition is still underway.
A win is a win, and the Denver Broncos have landed in the upper half of the CBS Sports NFL Power Rankings as a result.
Denver Broncos rookie head coach Nathaniel Hackett started making corrections Monday by looking in the mirror.
The Broncos needed some help with their clock management again, and the crowd did its part on Sunday.
The Broncos lost wide receiver Jerry Jeudy to a rib injury and cornerback Patrick Surtain II to a shoulder injury in Week 2.
Russell Wilson overcame a slow start and a cascade of boos in his Denver debut Sunday to lead the bungling Broncos past the Houston Texans 16-9.
The Air Force Academy will host the Black Knights of the U.S. Army at Empower Field at Mile High Stadium during the 2023 football season.
The task ahead for Caden Sterns: take over for a Denver Broncos safety who has started 66 straight games and serves as their undisputed leader.
