Take a look inside the orange & blue house of Broncos superfan 'Crush'
The Denver Broncos first home game is sure to see a lot of diehard fans in orange and blue. But one fan really sticks out from the rest.
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The Denver Broncos first home game is sure to see a lot of diehard fans in orange and blue. But one fan really sticks out from the rest.
Meet Andrew Young, AKA The Mad Fanatic. His song "We Back Now" just came out, right in time for the Broncos home opener.
Russell Wilson relishes the thought of taking the field Sunday for his Denver debut when the Broncos host the Houston Texans at Empower Field.
Just ahead of a new season with high expectations on the field and huge crowds in the stands, the Broncos and Aramark unveiled new food options at Empower Field at Mile High.
Justin Simmons' 66-game starting streak will end this weekend after the Denver Broncos' captain and star safety sustained a thigh injury in the season opener at Seattle.
Nathaniel Hackett started out his news conference Tuesday admitting his error in attempting a 64-yard field goal instead of keeping the ball in Russell Wilson's hands in the closing seconds of the Denver Broncos' 17-16 loss to Seattle.
The Denver Broncos struggled on offense on Monday, and their loss to the Seahawks has landed them in the lower half of the CBS Sports NFL Power Rankings.
Nathaniel Hackett decided to take the ball out of his $296 million man's hands and place his trust in a kicker who's now 1 for 8 from 60-plus yards in his career.
Two Broncos players left Monday night's game in Seattle with what could be significant injuries.
Geno Smith threw two first-half touchdown passes, Denver fumbled twice at the 1-yard line in the second half, and the Seahawks beat the Broncos 17-16 on Monday night in Russell Wilson's return to Seattle.
It's all part of a three-year pilot program supported by the Colorado High School Activities Association (CHSAA) and funded by Denver Broncos Charities.
The spirit of the Orange and Blue is alive at Denver International Airport.
There was one question the usually loquacious Russell Wilson cut off mid-sentence this summer and that's when he was asked if he had any butterflies on the first day of training camp with his new team.
But there it was a month ago during a tribute video to Sue Bird before the final regular-season home game of her career. When Russell Wilson's face was shown on the video board, the fans of Seattle responded with some unexpected — and rather noticeable — boos.
After 13 years in the NFL, Emmanuel Sanders is calling it a career.
