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Ex-Broncos quarterback meets Bo Nix, calls him ready to start as a rookie | NFL Insider
Rookie quarterback Bo Nix already has available mentors in former Broncos star quarterbacks John Elway and Peyton Manning. Now another notable former Denver quarterback is willing to join the group. Jake Plummer, who played for the Broncos from 2003-06, introduced himself to Nix at Wednesday’s practice at Broncos Park. That...
Watch: Ludvig Aberg gets a bloody nose, buries a 53-foot bomb at 2024 BMW Championship
CASTLE ROCK, Colo. — U2 once recorded the album “Under a Blood Red Sky” not far from Castle Pines Golf Club at famed Red Rocks. Instead of Sunday, Bloody, Sunday, it was Saturday, bloody, Saturday for Ludvig Aberg at the BMW Championship. The Swede got a bloody...
One more look at Broncos' 53-man roster
DENVER — The Broncos’ 53-man roster seems to be pretty well set. There may be a couple back-end roster spots that need confirming in the final preseason game Sunday afternoon against the Arizona Cardinals at Empower Field at Mile High. And yes, two to four spots are so closely contested, the preseason game against the Cardinals will serve as a tiebreaker.
8/24/1986: Frontier Airlines Ceased Operations
DALLAS - Today, in 1986, The original Frontier Airlines (FL) ceased operations. Thousands of passengers were left stranded following the collapse. It would go on to declare Chapter 11 bankruptcy on August 28 after a deal with United Airlines (UA) to purchase the carrier fell through. History. Frontier can trace...
Kickin' it with Kiz: The Broncos are average, the Rockies stink, but worst team in Denver is spelled R-T-D
For the Broncos’ recent home game against Green Bay, our RTD light-rail train was 30 minutes late arriving at the Arapahoe Road station, then required a 50-minute trip to the stadium. It slowed down in the maintenance areas, but no maintenance was ongoing. I mistakenly assumed the rails would be safe for normal speeds, or why would a train packed with fans be using them?
Broncos Expected to Explore Trade Options for $7 Million ‘Luxury’ Player
The Denver Broncos are going young. They are the ninth-youngest team in the NFL heading into the 2024-25 season, per Bookies.com’s Bill Speros on August 20. That could be bad news for veteran running back Samaje Perine, who could be a victim of the numbers game. Roster cutdown day is on August 27 and the Broncos will have to trim down from 90 players to 53 for the regular season.
Former Broncos undrafted steal has huge game...for the Raiders
You're never going to bat 1.000 as a general manager/head coach in the NFL when it comes to keeping and cutting the right guys from your roster. As Denver Broncos head coach Sean Payton has noted on multiple occasions over the last two years, you want to make sure you don't have players in your camp who end up getting cut and having success somewhere else.
Nuggets' pipeline to young talent dealt a major blow
Considering the fact that the Nuggets have been drafting in the late 20s for the past few seasons, they’ve faired quite well. The hit rate for NBA draft picks goes down after the top few picks, it gets even lower outside of the lottery, and in the 20s and beyond it’s basically a longshot.
Town seeks information on residential and commercial insurance experiences
Estes Valley residents and business owners are encouraged to provide feedback to the Town on their experiences with residential and commercial property insurance. The Town Board has heard concerns from the community about access and affordability. In an effort to gather information on the effects of the property insurance markets in Estes Park, the Town has developed a brief survey, which is available at surveymonkey.com/r/RQVN8WW. The 10-minute survey is anonymous and requires respondents to provide some basic information about their property insurance. It will be open through Sept. 13.
The UNC Football program has the chance to do something it hasn't done in 32 years
If you're a fan who likes to research past history, this fact about the UNC football program might scare you leading up to the season opener at Minnesota. North Carolina hasn't won a season opener on the road, on the other team's home field since 1992. To put it into...
New music homegrown right here in Eagle County
The summer has been filled with live music from the multitude of musicians who call the Vail Valley home. It’s not just après ski music, it’s après bike, après hike, fish, golf, shop, you name it, the musicians are there to entertain you as you wind down from your day’s activity, but beyond singing “Brown Eyed Girl,” and other popular cover tunes these professionals have been busy creating their own original music and are excited to release it to the public. Here’s a look at what these artists have been up to and how you can follow their creativity.
Tour de Fat brings costumed bicyclists to the streets of Fort Collins, New Belgium Brewing
Tour de Fat returned for another year of costumed cycling fun in Fort Collins on Saturday. Whether you missed it or want to relive the experience, check out reporter Erin Udell's video and visual journalist Logan Newell's photos from the annual event. This article originally appeared on Fort Collins Coloradoan: Tour de Fat brings costumed bicyclists to the streets of Fort Collins, New Belgium Brewing
Fort Collins Native Becoming Star of the NFL Preseason
The NFL preseason is here and it is an exciting time to be a football fan in Colorado. We are incredibly excited to see what is to come for the Denver Broncos first-round pick Bo Nix. We are also incredibly excited to see what the future holds for Fort Collins...
Bears Fall to Arizona 3-1 in Competitive Camp Finale
Northern Colorado concluded its 2024 training camp with a 3-1 loss to Arizona. The Bears showcased resilience by overcoming a 10-4 deficit to win the first set 25-23. Despite several lead changes and ties throughout the match, Arizona capitalized, winning the next three sets. The Bears will start their regular season at home against Michigan State on August 30, followed by a match against 11th-ranked Florida the next night.
Commerce City Warehouse Fire Extinguished, No Injuries Reported and Roads Reopened
A significant industrial warehouse fire broke out in Commerce City early Saturday morning, emitting a voluminous cloud of black smoke that blanketed the area. The fire, which was reported around 6:30 a.m. in the 4300 block of E. 60th Avenue, was tackled by South Adams Fire crews and successfully extinguished by approximately 9:30 a.m. Despite the thick smoke, there were no reported injuries at the time, and the extent of damage to the warehouse remains under assessment, as reported by Denver7.
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