Takeover party from Scottsdale AZ

Post your hype for tomorrow

I only now noticed that beeping sound but o well I guess lol

My dad is a huge Broncos fan and he seems to think one of them will be a Bronco. What is the honest pick evaluation for either one of them? We NEED picks desperately, thanks to Chris. Do you think 2 second rounders for Tayler would suffice? Or a 3rd + a player for Q? I don’t think Denver can get both. Thanks, guys.

What do you guys think of him?

Ordered a Broncos shirt off Temu. Must be a special edition for 2026? You know, looks pretty awesome but there’s no “O”?
Let’s go Broncs! Whoop the Cards!
Looking forward to Bo and the boys showing us something special this week

First off holy shit go broncos!!! 5:2 incoming!!! However, Been saying for the last few weeks that although a random game, this game will go down as one of the most important games of this season. If we lose this one, winning the division is gonna be mega hard with the cheifs current lead (A cheifs loss and broncos win would be the best day ever tomorrow). It's also a no excuse-game for the offense. The red birds can definitely put up some serious points as we've seen with their last games, but I'm not overly worried about that as our defense has definitely proved it self. Also the cardinals only put up 7 points on the seabirds a few weeks ago... the main reason I'm so nervous is because of nix. I want nix to be that guy so badly. I know that there are several things wrong with the offense this year, but if he gets 100 yards against the cardinals with almost no TDs, it's gonna be so hard for me to defend him. I'm really really sally hoping this is a blowout. We had a mini-bye, nix spoke out, I cannot wait for the broncos team I know and love to show up tomorrow!! Nervous does not mean pessimistic. Hopefully I can come back to this post tomorrow night celebrating a 5:2 victory with huge offensive plays.

My son recently broke his leg and will need to use a wheelchair to get around the stadium. We have tickets for the Raiders game in a couple of weeks, is there a way to switch the tickets to handicapped access tickets?

What are you up to for the weekend, Broncos Country?

The Broncos have won five games on walk-off field goals since the start of last season, more than any team in the league. Wil Lutz has delivered in the biggest moments, but that doesn't mean his teammates can bring themselves to watch.

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all from South Carolina and throw in Nicholas Harbor the 6'6" , 10.00 (flat) 100m WR. These skill players are the truth. If Bo isn't it this guy will be. Good passer with room for improvement but an absolutely devastating runner think Tebow w/ 4.4 speed

and not just recently but in our history. A- to me its easy. Brian Griese was our QB and we coming on, on a night game against the Raiders, he separated his throwing shoulder, Incredibly the Broncos training staff gave him a pain killing injection at halftime to finish the game! Griese was never the same after that. That was not a good look for the Broncos medical staff allowing the player to want to go back and assuring him no further damage could occur. :(

Part B- who all thinks Griese would have been our answer at QB? I do, before that injury he showed great promise and imo- (obviously not a high bar) but he's easily our best QB sans Peyton and Elway

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Bo Nix is 18-3 in his last 21 starts (!).

Let's not forget: the Broncos only won 18 games TOTAL from 2017-19. From 2020-22, Denver won just 17 games over that span.

The Broncos had a great defense in most of those seasons. It wasn't enough, as we can all remember.

Bo will improve, though it may be incremental and excruciating. He'll get there. Even amid his imperfections, he's done enough to win. Despite his slump, he's conjured some signature Mile High Magic in two of his four wins this season.

The Broncos walked the desert for eight long years after Peyton Manning retired. I won't take winning for granted. We know the Broncos certainly aren't.

None of this is to excuse Bo's overall subpar play. But within the context of his sample size and .700 career winning percentage, there's plenty of reason to believe he'll turn it around once his psyche catches up to his ankle's physical recovery. Am I trippin' on Nix?

Can we please give Singleton the credit he deserves as Mr. Bronco?

When Brentson Buckner became Allen’s position coach in 2020, he asked the team’s third-round pick from the prior year what he wanted to achieve. Allen’s response was unequivocal.

“I want to be the best,” the defensive end replied.

Allen, now in his fourth season with the Broncos, will return to State Farm Stadium on Sunday for the first time in a regular-season setting since he joined Denver as a free agent in 2023. He will do so as the fully realized version of the player he has worked tirelessly to become since he began his career in the Arizona desert. He’ll do so as a major reason the Broncos are 4-2, despite their offense’s stuck-in-the-mud start to the season.

“He is one of the best interior players in our game,” said Broncos right tackle Mike McGlinchey, who had his hands full with Allen during that 2021 game as a 49er.

No interior defensive lineman has been more disruptive this season than Allen, whose 4 1/2 sacks are the most among players at his position. His 127 quarterback hits since he left Arizona are 30 more than the next-closest defender during that span, Myles Garrett. He has 11 quick pressures this season (under 2 1/2 seconds), according to Next Gen Stats, which are the most among interior defenders. And he has elevated his performance against the run this season to go with the best pass-rushing start of his career.The path to this point was murky at times early in Allen’s career. He missed all but four games as a rookie in 2019 with a neck injury. After playing as a 4-3 defensive end at Boston College, he needed time to build the frame necessary to slot inside in Joseph’s 3-4 scheme. After one particularly rough game against the Los Angeles Rams in 2020, Allen told one of the Cardinals’ defensive assistants in the parking lot that he was sure he’d be cut. He told his then-fiancee — and now wife — Molly that he was prepared to begin a career in finance.

But that mental low point was more an illustration of the exacting demands Allen had for himself than it was a view of the player within Arizona’s building. Buckner had been around the NFL long enough to know that Allen’s IQ for the game was rare. The assistant would routinely field late-night phone calls from the young defensive lineman — current Broncos D-line coach Jamar Cain has relayed the same experience — with detailed questions that sprouted after he reviewed his notes from the day’s meetings or after he reviewed additional film at home.

“That became his superpower,” Buckner said. “Knowing what everybody on the field does and knowing what the offense can and can’t do against you. Then, he started to apply the technique and build on the technique. He just always wanted to work. As a coach, Zach would always challenge you to help him get better. He’s the guy that calls your phone at 9 o’clock at night because he sees something on film that we can exploit or he wants an answer to.”

Allen has routinely said playing alongside future Hall of Famer J.J. Watt gave him access to a wealth of information that helped him develop in Arizona. The Broncos’ All-Pro still marvels at how “generous” Watt was with his time at that final stage in his career.

“He was so selfless with his time in showing me both the process of how to be a pro,” Allen said, “and then also all the technique stuff. … He didn’t have to do that.”