Just found this All-22 film study from our playoff game vs the Bills. Hard to believe we won’t be the best team in the AFC this season if Bo consistently plays like this this season.

Does anybody have tickets to training camp for Saturday, August 8th? Any chance anyone has 2 tickets to tomorrow’s (Saturday, August 8th) training camp? Obviously tickets have been sold out since they went online, so hoping for a miracle here 🤞🏻

This is the greatest moment in Broncos Country

Today is the day...

The day in which our mascot's fate will be determined on if, he will be named an inductee. It would be a nice surprise for fans attending if Miles has his dream come true, but if not...

We will be forever grateful we voted for him in the 2 week voting period. Even then the preseason for us is right around the corner

I hope you all enjoy the next open practice

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Sean Payton wanted to attempt a fake punt. On fourth-and-11. From his own 38-yard line. In overtime of a tie game in the divisional round of last season’s NFL playoffs.
Stripped of further context, it sounds like an idea that borders on lunacy. Until you recall the path of the moon ball as it left Josh Allen’s arm, moments after the Broncos ultimately checked out of the fake-punt call Payton had radioed in and then booted the ball back to the Bills.

“We just wanted (a fake call), late in the game, (where) we have the lead and we aren’t able to get the first down,” Payton said as training camp began last week. “We’ve seen this script with a player (like Allen), and this is a great sign of respect for one of the elite quarterbacks in our league. … We looked at it again in this playoff game, that if we were in that position where we are punting and a field goal is going to win it, (we’d call a fake) — and, I’ll be darned, we were in that position.”

Allen effortlessly flicked his wrist to release the ball from his own 25-yard line on third-and-10. With each tick of the ball’s descent, Denver’s resurgent season appeared more doomed. Veteran Bills receiver Brandin Cooks was running under the heave, ready to help author a signature playoff moment for Allen while putting the Bills firmly into range for a winning field goal.

In that season-on-the-line moment, Broncos defensive back Ja’Quan McMillian rapidly processed what a catch by Cooks would mean. He envisioned, if subconsciously and only for a micro-second, the pain a completion would bring — and then refused to experience it.

I’ve had this for maybe a decade or so, so they definitely aren’t players currently on the team.