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Training camp “fights” are a time-honored tradition. But it was still notable seeing the names involved in Denver’s kerfuffle this week, with Bo Nix in the red corner and Nik Bonitto in the blue corner.
"If Cooper was the fry cook at McDonald's and the cops came to look for him at his job after slamming his girlfriend into a wall, there’s a great chance McDonald's would not be employing said gentleman going forward. Same if the fry cook had beaten up a cop."
"It's unique to see the love Broncos Country has for Von and vice versa. But no player is Teflon enough to ward off criticism for a decline in play, and that likely would have happened to Miller had he never been dealt."
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What if Terrell Davis had never gotten hurt? What if Davis got to have 3-6 more prime years of production? How would that stand among the names like Thomas, Payton, Sanders, Emmett Smith?
While Denver chose to keep the band together for this season, that approach won’t work in 2027. Deciding who stays in orange and blue and who gets paid somewhere else will be a key issue when all is said and done this season."
"How last year’s class levels up from last season will be a bigger indicator of success for the Broncos than any contributions the 2026 classes can make as rookies."
"Yes, teammates are pointing to Ellis’s athleticism at the combine as a justification for the move. Just something to chew on, Ellis has been less than stellar covering receivers in space and struggles moving laterally, not exactly glowing traits that say moving to the inside…
"We break down the Jaylen Waddle trade, where the Broncos are when it comes to draft picks and a under the radar signing bolstering the special teams group? "
In this week's Belly Up, we talk about how the Broncos said "nah" to any newcomers, why George Paton is heading into 2026 without a new contract, and who will be the next key Denver Bronco to be signed long-term.
Will Denver spend the big bucks to bring in a running back? Should we start saying our goodbyes to John Franklin-Myers? Is Evan Engram really on the way out? We cut through all the noise and get down to the straight facts in this week’s Belly Up!
"While Stidham will have a large part to play for the Broncos this weekend, the defense that plays the best will be the better indicator of who will move on to the Super Bowl in two weeks."
Denver has some inconsistencies, but Buffalo is beaten up and will have to contend with a raucous home crowd. Denver has made its bones playing in these types of tight games, with this one figuring to be no different.
Whatever it may be, a newfound conservatism may be just what Denver needs to secure its first division title since 2015 and secure the conference's top seed for the playoffs.
Any step back would be expected in losing the reigning DPOY to injury, and yet the defense hasn’t missed a beat while waiting for PS2 to return, with Moss playing a huge part in that success.
With another chapter set to be written on Sunday, what are some of the most memorable games in the rivalry that come to mind? There are no wrong answers, per se, but these are the top five according to me, and any debate is moot, obviously.
PS – ONLY Broncos wins are listed; if…
As fun as it is to imagine a name like Chris Olave or TJ Hockenson making their way to Denver, what is more likely to happen is some roster tweaking toward the backend.
Life in general has a way of repeating itself. For all the doubt and wondering out loud in the opening month of the season, much of the narrative can be erased with a win on Sunday.
Based on what we saw on Monday Night Football versus the Bengals, there may need to be some serious brake-pumping over what role his role can realistically look like for the rest of the season
One more first down probably puts this one to bed. The most conservative approach makes this game winnable going away!!
And then Gamblin’ Sean struck again.
"the cruel fate for the former 5th round pick, who arrived in Denver with some hype about being a dark horse leading rusher for the Broncos coming off a stellar season at Notre Dame."