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Miller has three sacks in two games, and the 32-year-old looks to be back in form.
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Week 3 officially begins tonight with Thursday Night Football between the Carolina Panthers and Houston Texans.
The surprisingly good Carolina Panthers (2-0) will be on the road to face another surprisingly not terrible Houston Texans (1-1) to kick off Week 3.
The Panthers have the league’s best defense in both regular metrics and in DVOA. The Denver Broncos defense is good, but even they haven’t topped the play from...
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The Denver Broncos saw several players return to full participation in practice on Thursday. Here is your full practice report for both Denver and the New York Jets.
The Denver Broncos saw several starters return to full participation on Thursday. Offensive guard Graham Glasgow, defensive lineman Shelby Harris, and wide receiver Courtland Sutton all were full participations, while defensive lineman Mike Purcell at least returned to practice in a...
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I spoke with Gang Green Nation’s MacGreggor Wells to find out.
Nothing lasts for long in the NFL, and we’ll get to see the effects of that churn in real time when the Broncos face off against the Jets this weekend. The last time the two faced off was only a year ago around this time, when Brett Rypien made his first start on Thursday Night Football. Since then Adam Gase has given way to Robert Saleh, and Joe Douglas shipped Sam Darnold to...
If you see LIGHT BLUE in your region, then you will get the Denver Broncos and New York Jets game on your local CBS television station.
506sports.comIf you are seeing LIGHT BLUE in your region in the map above, you will get the Broncos-Jets game on your local CBS affiliate. As per usual, the Broncos game will not be broadcast in Alaska or Hawaii in Week 3.
The “easy” part of the Denver Broncos’ schedule ends after this week, so getting a win and that 3-0 start over the...
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Play Like a Jet’s Luke Grant and I dug into the tape to find out.
From afar, the Denver Broncos week three matchup looks like a tale of two quarterbacks.
Zach Wilson’s career has not gotten off to the start the New York Jets hoped for. The rookie has thoroughly struggled the first two games of 2020, completing 55.7% of his passes for 468 yards, two touchdowns and five interceptions. Sports Info Solutions charting deems 68.6% of his passes as...
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The Denver Broncos will try to get to 3-0 as they host the visiting New York Jets in Week 3. Here is everything we know.
The Denver Broncos achieved exactly the kind of start necessary for a team looking to get back into playoff contention after a long drought. Winning on the road in the NFL isn’t easy - even against teams not considered to be any good - and that is exactly what Denver did to open the season 2-0. They absolutely have to keep it...
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We’re back at it with Week 3. Jess Place, Laurie Lattimore-Volkmann, and I will be dueling it out this season for the best straight-up NFL picks guru on Mile High Report.
Welcome to Week 3!
Well here I am... Eating crow. I tallied up my winnings last week and saw double-digits in the win column and feeling like things were looking good. Then I tallied up Laurie’s total and saw complete domination on the leaderboard. It’s only two weeks in...
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Next Gen Stats released their Week 2 stats, and it showed an interesting dichotomy between Melvin Gordon and the rookie Javonte Williams
The NFL’s biggest trend in recent years has been Next Gen Stats tracking, enabled by Zebra Technologies’ on-field tracking. They release all sorts of interesting analytical data that measure player performance.
This week, they released a couple of interesting stats that pertain to the Broncos, particularly the...
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Vic Fangio may have entered 2021 on the hot seat, but his in game decisions to this point have been excellent.
After two games, the Denver Broncos find themselves sitting at 2-0. It feels great, but isn’t really all that surprising. Everyone knows that the New York Giants and Jacksonville Jaguars are subpar opponents at the moment. Life should continue to be good for Broncos Country with the New York Jets making an appearance at Mile High...
John Elway recently stepped down as the Broncos’ general manager, though he is now serving as the franchise’s president of football operations. But the former Super Bowl-winning executive and quarterback is eyeing a higher-profile post with the team.
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George Paton immediately put his stamp on the franchise, and it is paying dividends on the field.
After the 2021 draft, there were many (myself included) who were disappointed that the Denver Broncos didn’t draft Justin Fields. Now, two games into the season, the returns coming from the top picks in the draft, along with some really good play from Teddy Bridgewater, have many in Broncos Country forgetting all about Fields.
On Broncos Country...
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The Denver Broncos had a lot of limited players at practice on Wednesday. Here is your full practice report for both Denver and the New York Jets.
The Denver Broncos received some encouraging news on Bradley Chubb on Wednesday. His procedure was about as good as it could have gone, which means he’ll only be out 6-8 weeks. The team went ahead and moved him to injured reserve, but we should expect to see Chubb back in action later this season
One issue that...
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Left Guard Dalton Risner has struggled so far in 2021. What’s going on with his play? Can it rebound?
Coming into the season, I was fairly bullish on Dalton Risner. He’s never been an elite guard in my mind, but there weren’t many left guards in the league I would have named over him.
However, his 2021 tape has not been impressive so far. It’s bordering on the polar opposite to the point where it harmed the offense’s performance in both games...
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Of course it’s early. Hope isn’t a bad thing.
If you aren’t quite ready to admit to yourself that the Broncos have been fun to watch the last two weeks, then listen to Steve Atwater on Broncos Country Tonight because he never fails to bring the hype and change your perspective.
I promise.
Most of Broncos Country recognizes that Teddy Bridgewater didn’t and won’t become Peyton Manning or Tom Brady overnight. And he was never Patrick...
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Broncos Country will be rocking for the Broncos home opener on Sunday against the Jets.
When it comes to starts, it doesn’t get any better for Teddy Bridgewater and the Denver Broncos.
Thanks, Captain Obvious. Still, it’s true. Imagine the alternative if the Broncos dropped one of the first two games, or, gasp, both.
Thankfully that’s not a proposition the Broncos have to fight since they’re 2-0. Now comes the home opener against the...
Last year, Kiser notched 77 total tackles, three passes defensed and a forced fumble in nine starts for the Rams.
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I can’t remember the last time the Denver Broncos were double-digit favorites in a game, but it sure does feel good to have oddmakers this confident.
The Denver Broncos have had a solid start to 2021 beating two teams on the road that were not even close to being considered playoff teams this season, but a road wins are road wins. Now they welcome the New York Jets to Denver. With another team considered one of the worst teams in the NFL,...
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Who get more playing time relative to week one and who got less.
OffenseThe five starting offensive linemen and our quarterback all played 100 percent of the offensive snaps.
Our tight end group had the almost exact same snap distribution as week one with Noah Fant, Albert Okweugbunam and Eric Saubert getting 77, 54 and 35 percent of the offensive snaps.
The wide receiver group had Courtland Sutton again seeing the most snaps with 77 percent...
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Jerry Jeudy, Michael Ojemudia, Ronald Darby, Josey Jewell, and Bradley Chubb all are out with injuries...is the Denver Broncos roster deep enough to keep churning out wins?
Injuries happen in the NFL. That’s a norm and it is why it is so important for your GM to draft well so that there are talented backups able to step in and pick up the slack.
We’re about to find out just how well-stocked the Broncos cupboard is in the next few weeks.
Down four starters...