Jonathan Taylor wasn't the only running back who interested the Denver Broncos prior to Tuesday's NFL trade deadline. ESPN's Adam Schefter and Ian Rapoport reported Saturday that Denver "checked in on" Titans RB Tony Pollard but were rebuffed by Tennessee's apparent price tag of "anything less" than a third-round draft pick.
The NFL put the Denver Broncos' bye week at an ideal spot, about as close to halfway through the season as is possible in a 17-game campaign. The Broncos are 7-2 entering Week 10's bye, leading the AFC West.
The Denver Broncos are spending their bye week at 7-2, riding a five-game winning streak and holding an NFL record that keeps growing. Last Sunday’s 26-21 win at Carolina was their 16th straight regular-season one-score win.
The Denver Broncos have backed out of their deadline trade for Los Angeles Chargers linebacker Daiyan Henley, announcing late Wednesday night that the deal “will not be finalized” after a physical reportedly turned up a problem with one of his knees.
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The past two Broncos games revealed a shift in the team’s backfield pecking order. Fourth-round rookie Jonah Coleman has taken over as the team’s lead running back, doing so months after J.K.
Quarterback is the most important position for an NFL team. That wasn’t always the case, but it has been the case for, you know, 50 years at this point essentially.
The Denver Broncos are halfway through their bye. Sitting at 7-2, the Broncos have to feel great about navigating their initial gauntlet of a schedule as well as anyone could have predicted.
Looking at the now-passed trade deadline, the Denver Broncos reportedly failed in their interest in getting Jonathan Taylor. They apparently also kicked the tires on Tony Pollard.
The Denver Broncos announced Tuesday that they had acquired linebacker Daiyan Henley from the Los Angeles Chargers. The deal would have sent a 2027 fourth-round
The Denver Broncos will not acquire Los Angeles Chargers linebacker Daiyan Henley after concerns emerged during his physical, bringing an unexpected end to a trade agreed upon before the NFL deadline.
The Denver Broncos head into their bye at 7-2 after an NFL-record 16th straight one-score win, and most of the core is locked in for the long haul. A few key pieces aren’t, and three of them play in the same secondary.
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Henley's time with the Broncos lasted fewer than 48 hours.
With the Denver Broncos on bye, head coach Sean Payton appeared on The Herd on Wednesday. Among other things, Payton expressed his dissatisfaction with the Broncos' blocking up front and hinted at potential personnel changes during the bye.
Denver heads into its Week 10 bye at 7-2, riding five straight wins and an NFL-record 16th straight one-score win. The latest was a 26-21 escape in Carolina, where Bo Nix led two fourth-quarter touchdown drives and Nik Bonitto closed it out with a strip-sack of Bryce Young.
Henley was traded. And then he wasn't.
Field Yates reports that the Broncos have restructured the deal of veteran S Talanoa Hufanga in order to pick up $3.9 million in cap space. Hufanga, 26, is a former fifth-round pick of the 49ers back in 2021 out of USC.
Many expected the Denver Broncos to make a blockbuster move before the November 10 trade deadline. With Bo Nix developing into a franchise quarterback, Denver appeared ready to strengthen its championship ambitions.
The Broncos have not gotten what they wanted from Evan Engram, who is in the second season of a two-year, $23MM contract. Denver has been asking around on tight ends — from Trey McBride to Dallas Goedert — over the past several months, but no external solutions have improved the situation.
The Buffalo Bills landed one of the biggest "gets" of the 2018 NFL Draft when they selected Allen with the No. 7 overall pick.
The Broncos held on to notch a fifth straight win Sunday, edging the Panthers in Charlotte. Denver has been a historically reliable close-game operation over the past two years, having now won an NFL-record 16 straight one-score games in the regular season.
Denver Broncos coach Sean Payton incorrectly called out a reporter in an awkward moment following his team’s 26-21 win over the Carolina Panthers. Payton was not happy with an unidentified reporter at the start of his press conference.
For most NFL teams, winning a one-possession game is supposed to be a difficult task to achieve. For the Denver Broncos, though, winning close games has become almost a weekly occurrence, and the latest example on Sunday made NFL history in the process.
The Panthers held a corgi race during Sunday's game as halftime entertainment.
The Denver Broncos are leaving no stone unturned in trying to improve their roster.
Eight years into an NFL career filled with twists and turns, Lock has developed an appreciation for every opportunity under center.
Thirty years ago Tuesday, Springfield resident Homer Simpson was gifted ownership of the Denver Broncos by his former boss, Hank Scorpio.
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