Heading into Week 13 Royce Freeman was banged up. Freeman has been a workhorse throughout his NFL and college career which has taken a role on his body. Heading into this week freeman has been battling a lingering shoulder injury which can be a huge issue for a power running back but with Head Coach Joseph keeping Freeman on a low snap count allowed him to stay fresh and take full advantage of his limited touches. In a limited role Freeman took over the game with 11 rushes for 178 yards and ...[ Continue reading ]

Denver Broncos QB Case Keenum has been clutch throughout this season. This week, week 9 vs the 7-1 Texans, Keenum started off slow. Keenum wasn’t perfect throughout the game with all four of his turnovers coming in the first half. The Texans came out on fire scoring 24 points in the first half when the Broncos where held to just 10. But in this moment of doubt when the Denver Broncos get like all was lost Team captain Von Miller and Case Keenum gave the Broncos a spin chilling half time speech...[ Continue reading ]

Half way through this season it’s been clear the Broncos have a Superstar at wide receiver. Through the first eight games Sutton has compiled 42 receptions, 878 yards, and 8 TDs. At this pace Courtland Sutton will put his name at the top of the list as best rookie wide receiver ever. Sutton will blow past the two best rookie wide receiver seasons set by Randy Moss and Odell Beckham Jr. In 1998 Randy Moss was drafted to a talented Minnesota Vikings team. Over the course of his debut seaso...[ Continue reading ]

Denver suffered their first loss of the season this week against the Rams. It seemed as if the Broncos were exhausted, due to the lack of effort they showed on the field. The team struggled at all facets of the game, from creating separate on offense to the most basic fundamentals of football, tackling. This Denver defense seemed almost afraid to tackle Rams back up running back, Darkwa. This team was manhandled on both sides of the line of scrimmage. A possible reason for this poor perfor...

The Denver Broncos have found an absolutely stud at Wide Receiver with their 2018 second round draft pick in Cortland Sutton. The 6’4, 215lbs product out of SMU has burst onto the seen this year leading the NFL with 31 receptions, 699 receiving yards, and comes in third with 6 receiving Touchdowns after his first his first five games. Sutton has proved to be more than just a possession receiver, showcasing his speed off on several occasions with his down the field catches. Head Coach...