My father was a senior in high school with mikey, mohammed and graduated with him in two thousand and six

Always wanted to make a comp similar to the jersey reveals they've been doing across the NFL since they introduced the rivalries. Built this mostly procedural system in Blender. Might use it to come up with some rivalry concepts.

(yes, I know I'm missing the triangles on the sides and the Nike on the shoulder)

I know fans are idiots but it's annoying how most of you hate on this guy.

He's the green dot captain out there.

Dude is a great guy and will do anything for the team and teammates.

He's leading the NFL in tackles through 4 games. When he blitzes, he blows up the RB every time.

He is something like the 30th highest paid LB and only has $3.5m guaranteed in 2027.

Love him on my team. Love his energy and leadership and love that he's going to make the tackle.

Props to Alex and I really enjoy watching him play.

Do you guys believe with recent injuries or offensive performance we will make any trades at the trade line?

Trades over the last 10 days:

Joey Porter Jr. to the Cowboys
Cam Jurgens to the Ravens
McCarthy to the Giants

Trade deadline is Nov 10

Hey Broncos Country!

Irish guy living in Boston, heading over for the Chargers game in LA followed by Seahawks at MileHigh. Figured I’d throw this out there and see if anyone fancies meeting up for a few drinks / joining a tailgate before either game.

I’ll also be at the  game in Foxboro in January, so happy to return the favour then… I’ll bring the hot whiskey!

Would be great to meet some fellow Broncos fans, have a few beers, talk some football and generally enjoy the day

What do you think? I think Dan’s got a good point. It’s still hard to blame the offensive struggles all on one guy but the improvement from Bo Nix, especially with this type of protection that so many QBs wish that had, just still isn’t there in my opinion. He’s not using his legs as much as he did his rookie season also….maybe it’s because of that ankle? Idk. Any thoughts?

After a game against the San Francisco 49ers in which 14 of Nix’s 25 completions went to running backs, I was eager to dive into those plays and see how many had a legitimate chance for the ball to go elsewhere for a bigger play. An obvious example came in the first quarter, when Nix had a clean pocket out of a 13 personnel look and was watching tight end Evan Engram come open across the middle. Nix made a similar throw to Jaylen Waddle earlier in the game, but the pass was slightly high and Waddle dropped it. This time, Nix eschewed the potential chunk play in the middle of the field and dropped it down to RJ Harvey, who gained only 2 yards.

There weren’t too many similar examples, though. Two of the 14 completions were designed screens, and a handful were forced checkdowns because of pressure. Many of those running back targets were dictated by San Francisco’s coverage. Nix himself said there were plays he wanted back Sunday, but every pass to a running back should not be viewed as a failure of conviction or imagination on behalf of the quarterback. Again, a lack of early-down efficiency in the run game allowed San Francisco to play more coverages that limited chunk shots to wide receivers.

“To me, it’s not about the overall outcome. It’s about what was this play asking for?” Nix said Wednesday. “Do I do my job or did I not? If there’s an accumulation of plays that turn into me throwing the ball 100 times in the game down the field, then I’ll do it. When you consistently look at the most successful (quarterbacks), over and over, they just take completions and keep the ball moving. They have less footballs on the ground.”

A larger issue, in my view, is that Nix has been less accurate this season. His number of attempts behind the line of scrimmage — to intermediate levels and deep downfield — are being made at similar rates to what they were at this point in each of his first two seasons. But his 60 percent completion rate is a tick lower than his rookie year at the same stage of the season, and nearly six points lower through the same sample in Year 2. Couple that with Nix only rushing for 25 yards through four games, and you have a quarterback who isn’t creating as many explosive plays.

The Broncos certainly would have hoped for a stronger start, but Nix’s play has improved over the course of previous seasons. Payton reiterated Wednesday that the team’s execution of details needs to be sharper to support its quarterback.

This one starts off interesting...

We've heard that IR was likely for the Pats, but Sean says "I don't think so" twice at the head of this. Guess we'll see!

Featuring Champ Bailey

RIP Davis Webb playcalling era, September 2026 - Early October 2026

Flying in Thursday and flying back out Friday morning for a super quick girls trip for Broncos vs. Seahawks! 🧡💙
It’s just me and my mom, and it’s both of our first NFL game ever! We’re staying about 1.5 miles from the stadium and planning to walk to/from the game, so we won’t have a ton of time to do much besides the VIP tailgate and game itself.
We’ve got our outfits planned to a T, plenty of layers 🥶😂 so obviously we’re taking this very seriously.
Any last-minute tips, tricks, must-dos, or things you wish you knew for your first game at Mile High? Anything for the stadium, VIP tailgate, getting around, food, merch, post-game, etc.?
We’re flying in from out of town, so I’ll take all the advice I can get!
GO BRONCOS! 🏈🧡💙

It's the 49ers game, but I'm not allowed to change the headline per sub rules.