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Thursday, October 8, 2026

 

Renck: Broncos’ Bo Nix says he needs to get better at ‘a lot of things.’ Like running more, throwing deep.

Nix never skirts responsibility or accountability. He has shown he can handle a full plate. But as the chef of the offense, we need more gumbo and less taste-free pasta. Read more →

The Broncos’ opening drives tell the story of their offensive struggles

Denver’s offense is yet to record a first down on its first offensive possession. Read more →

Broncos’ Sean Payton: ‘Don’t think’ Pat Surtain II, Pat Bryant will be placed on IR

Pat Surtain II and Pat Bryant could both avoid injured reserve stints after Sunday injuries, Broncos coach Sean Payton indicated Wednesday. Read more →

Texas-style BBQ sports bar replacing brewery near Broncos stadium

Jordy’s Barbecue plans to serve up the meats in the former Raices Brewing location. Read more →

Keeler: Deion Sanders’ CU Buffs giving off Nathaniel Hackett Broncos vibes

Penalties. Clock mismanagement. Unwatchable moments. CU AD Fernando Lovo must have one eye on New Mexico’s Jason Eck right about now Read more →

Is Bo Nix definitely the Broncos’ long-term answer at quarterback? | Mailbag

In this week’s Broncos mailbag, readers have questions about Bo Nix, the team’s slow offensive start to 2026, its offensive line, RB J.K. Dobbins and much more. Read more →

Nuggets’ Julian Strawther eager to earn back rotation spot. What does Denver need from him?

Will Julian Strawther need to play with the ball more this season? Certainly if the Nuggets deal with injuries. Read more →

CU Buffs’ road to a bowl game is narrowing by the week

Colorado needs four wins in its final seven games to reach bowl eligibility. A game-by-game look at where the Buffs can find them. Read more →

For the CU Buffs, the long way has become the only way

In three straight losses, Colorado hasn’t started a drive on the opponent’s side of the 50. Northwestern, Baylor and Texas Tech did it 11 times.