Denver Could Benefit From Hosting Super Bowl
Denver city leaders are confident they can bring the Super Bowl to the Mile High City despite factors that are stacked against Colorado.
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Denver city leaders are confident they can bring the Super Bowl to the Mile High City despite factors that are stacked against Colorado.
The NFL has taken note of Denver Broncos Linebacker Von Miller. He's been named the AFC Defensive Player of the month for November.
As the Broncos get ready to play a good Buccaneers team this Sunday, Robert Ayers was absent while Manny Ramirez and Brandon Stokley were each limited in practice Wednesday.
The City of Denver and the Denver Broncos are tossing their football in the stadium for the possibility of hosting a future Super Bowl at Sports Authority Field at Mile High.
Before the season begins, almost every team puts these words near the top of a long list of goals: "Win the division."
With their sixth straight victory Sunday, the Denver Broncos are in complete control of their division. Of course, their division rivals losing only helps matters.
The Broncos are on a six-game winning streak with a chance to make it seven against the Buccaneers, but wide receiver Eric Decker believes the team should be a little bit critical of the Chiefs game at the same time as looking ahead to the Bucs.
Moreno, a former first round pick, has been delegated to fourth-string running back all season. But when Willis McGahee went down this week, he stepped up to carry the load, and well.
In his first start in 56 weeks, Broncos running back Knowshon Moreno kept the pile moving forward, didn't fumble and didn't get hurt. It was, in his coach's eyes, such a solid performance that Moreno will start again next week, too.
Denver Broncos defensive coordinator Jack Del Rio has had a lot of success this season, and that's sparked speculation he may be ready to be a head coach again.
Champ Bailey insists the script in Denver is finally going to flip this year.
The Chiefs are bad, historically horrible even, and they await welcoming the Broncos this Sunday.
Former Broncos backup quarterback Brady Quinn will start for the Chiefs this Sunday, and Denver backup running backs are preparing for a bigger load of the responsibilities as well.
Broncos safety Mike Adams grew up in a poor part of New Jersey, and although he's left that life behind he has by no means forgotten about it.
Willis McGahee has been placed on recallable injured reserve by the AFC West-leading Denver Broncos.
