Broncos' Knowshon Moreno Has Home-Turf Advantage In Super Bowl
Broncos running back Knowshon Moreno will play in Super Bowl XLVIII on Sunday at MetLife Stadium in East Rutherford, just 40 miles from where he grew up.
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Broncos running back Knowshon Moreno will play in Super Bowl XLVIII on Sunday at MetLife Stadium in East Rutherford, just 40 miles from where he grew up.
Peyton Manning didn't have a whole lot of believers after undergoing multiple neck surgeries. Not even his own brother thought he would recover enough to get back on the field.
The GWB isn't taking sides. It will be lit up in Bronco orange and Seahawk green for the Super Bowl.
Who says preseason games don't count? The next time we hear that, we'll think of this: John Elway absolutely lit into the Denver Broncos after their 40-10 loss to Seahawks in August.
This game hasn't grabbed America's five-second attention span as it normally does. For lack of a more creative characterization, the Super Bowl, up to now, has been boring.
Prominent Denver Broncos are planning what will happen next after a Super Bowl win or loss. For Peyton Manning, retirement could be the next step.
Predictably, his podium was the most crowded, by far, during Seahawks media day on Tuesday at Prudential Center. He arrived early and stayed late, and Richard Sherman enjoyed every minute of it.
The Denver Broncos and Seattle Seahawks are all settled in for Super Bowl week. And on Tuesday they had to navigate the weird, weird waters of media day at the Prudential Center in Newark, N.J.
The NFL's biggest game of the season draws fans from around the world to its host city, but this year the game is in New Jersey, the forecast is frigid, and thousands of tickets are still available.
Dan Marino is Mr. Miami, but he says that fact has no bearing on why he wants to see the Super Bowl played in southern Florida every year for the rest of time.
It's not as toxic a topic as the New York/New Jersey border war, or as socially inflamed as the Richard Sherman saga. But, in a strictly sporting sense, it really is the topic du jour. If he wins Sunday's Super Bowl, is Peyton Manning the greatest quarterback in NFL history?
Christie said visitors were free to go to New York and enjoy "a couple of good restaurants, and some theater and stuff to do." But he added that game announcers on Sunday "are not going to say live from New York City, because that would be a lie."
While these two teams did play each other during pre-season, it's safe to say that only a fool would look at that game footage in August for an inside edge.
For those who may not be old enough to remember, Seattle and Denver used to both be in the AFC West, facing off more than 50 times as division rivals. This wasn't limited to the regular season either as both teams met in 1983 for Seattle's first every NFL Playoff game.
CBS 2 weatherman Lonnie Quinn says a lot will depend on the timing and placement of an incoming low-pressure system. "It's like Mother Nature is a football fan," he said on Monday night's newscast.
As the Broncos and Seahawks prepare to face hundreds of journalists, pseudo-journalists, comedians, pranksters and low-level celebrities, here's a look at some of the great and not-so-great moments in media day history.
The area will be jam-packed this week with events, games and concerts offering a full Super Bowl experience free of charge.
The Denver Broncos gave a Staten Island boy the thrill of his life – and they did it before even arriving in the Tri-State Area for the Big Game.
With the Super Bowl XLVIII just days away, you'd never know it from the New Jersey side of this two-part equation. Some lawmakers say the NFL hasn't endorsed any of its events, leaving New Jersey out of the spotlight and in the cold.
Connections in the NFL are funny. Everyone seems to know everyone, at least by extension. And first meetings often seem to find a way to come full circle. Such is the case with Peyton Manning and Russell Wilson.
If the Broncos win Super Bowl XLVIII at MetLife Stadium on Sunday, safety Mike Adams isn't going to head to Disneyland. No, he's going to stay in New Jersey -- in Paterson, to be exact.
Not sure which team has the edge in Super Bowl XLVIII? Just look up. The ESB is teaming up with Verizon ahead of Sunday's Denver-Seattle matchup for what's being touted as "the first-ever social media-driven" light show.
The New York Daily News apparently came away unimpressed, running with the back-page headline: "THE MOUTH THAT BORED -- Seahawks' Sherman suddenly goes soft, gets Super Bowl week off to sorry start."
From weed-themed Super Bowl parties to a Denver company's "Stoner Bowl" tours of recreational pot shops, this year's Super Bowl offers a twist on a sporting event better known for its beer commercials.
An icy wind made its way through the Meadowlands, cut across the Hudson River and into frigid Manhattan. Looks like Mother Nature is taking seriously the NFL's slogan for the upcoming Super Bowl: Best Served Cold.
