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Peyton Manning quarterbacked the Denver Broncos to a Super Bowl Championship over the Carolina Panthers. Most people expect that it was the last game he'll ever play in the NFL. But just in case it's not, former Los Angeles Lakers star Magic Johnson is slipping in a few kind words. OK, that may be putting it lightly; he was actively recruiting Manning during a recent 'Tonight Show' appearance. Read More »
No matter where you watched the Super Bowl--at the bar, your friends house, or on a remote island somewhere in the Caribbean enjoying a beverage with a tiny umbrella in it--it most certainly pales in comparison to how Scott Kelly took in the game; he watched from space. Read More »
The NFL is a never ending circus of news--there's always something going on. This week is no different. Here are two of the most interesting stories circulating around the league today. Coincidentally, they both involve the Denver Broncos. Read More »
One of the bigger spectacles in all of the United States is now just a few days away: the Super Bowl. You know, that one sporting event typically watched by everybody; the same one that gives people a real good excuse to eat an inordinate amount of spinach dip--not to mention the whacky commercials. Yes, that one. And while we could talk about all the intricacies of what makes the Super Bowl what it is, lest we not forget that two teams play actually play a football game, too. This year it's the Denver Broncos and the Carolina Panthers. So let's talk about that. We'll even make a prediction. Read More »
Yes, the Denver Broncos beat the New England Patriots on Sunday in the AFC Championship game. And yes, the Broncos will go to the Super Bowl. And yes, Peyton Manning is the first quarterback to lead multiple teams to multiple Super Bowl's. But the biggest story after Sunday's game wasn't any of that. Instead, it was a different Manning stealing the show--no, not Eli--Peyton's 4-year-old son Marshall. Read More »
Denver Broncos quarterback Peyton Manning is the subject of a new controversy in the NFL. A report has recently linked the former Indianapolis Colts star to using a performance enhancement drug called human growth hormone, or HGH. Manning has now come out denying those claims. Read More »
Gary Kubiak is the new head coach of Peyton Manning's Denver Broncos. The NFL team announced today that the former Houston Texans head coach will take over from the recently departed John Fox, who was fired by Broncos General Manager John Elway after a disappointing first-game playoff exit at the hands of the Indianapolis Colts last week. After leaving the Texans in 2013 — where he finished 61-64 — Kubiak spent last season as the Offensive Coordinator for Joe Flacco and the Baltimore Ravens, and only a week ago was saying that he would stay with the Ravens. Read More »
John Elway thanked 'John Elway' for his service to the Denver Broncos, misspeaking during his press conference to announce the departure of head coach John Fox. The Denver Broncos GM and Vice President of Football Operations said that he'd like to start of his press conference by "thanking John Elway" due to a glitch in the matrix. The Denver Broncos and coach John Fox decided to "mutually part ways" following their 24-13 NFL divisional round playoff loss at home to Andrew Luck and the Indianapolis Colts. It's a wonder John Elway didn't wish John Elway a happy retirement too, as Denver quarterback Peyton Manning weighs up his options. Read More »
Will Peyton Manning retire from the NFL following the Denver Broncos devastating 24-13 second round NFL playoff loss to Manning's former team and his replacement, Andrew Luck and the Indianapolis Colts? Far from the certain thing returning appeared only a few weeks ago, indications are now that Manning is going to ruminate on his future and deal with the injury he has reportedly spent the past month playing with. The news that Manning had injured his quad, tearing his 'rectus femoris' helps explain the drop in the star quarterback's output over the second half of the season, but questions still remain about his future. Read More »
The 2014 NFL MVP race is down to JJ Watt, Aaron Rodgers, Tom Brady and Tony Romo: can Watt, the Houston Texans defensive linesman, become only the fourth defensive player in the history of the NFL to win the award, topping the Green Bay Packers, New England Patriots and Dallas Cowboys quarterbacks? Is Watt more valuable than even non-MVP level quarterbacks such as Peyton Manning, Russell Wilson or Andrew Luck? And what does Jerry Jones think? Read More »
Romo leads the NFL in completion percentage (70.3), touchdown percentage and first-down percentage, all according to ESPN.com. He has thrown four touchdowns for every interception, with 32 and eight, respectively. He also leads the league in Total QBR, at 82.3. That number tops those of even Green Bay Packers star Aaron Rodgers and Denver Broncos star Peyton Manning. He's led the Cowboys to more than 35 points for three consecutive games for the third time since in team history and first time since 1983. Sunday he passed Troy Aikman for the most passing yards thrown in Cowboys history, according to CBSSports.com. Read More »
Denver Broncos defensive tackle Terrance 'Pot Roast' Knighton guaranteed that his team would win this year's NFL Super Bowl, and has taken shots at AFC rivals the New England Patriots in the process. After Peyton Manning and his Broncos clinched the AFC West title by beating the San Diego Chargers, Knighton claimed the Broncos will be "hoisting that trophy" and he doesn't "give a f-k who they play!" Patriots quarterback Tom Brady addressed the guarantee during his weekly radio spot, shrugging off the Bronco's guarantee saying "Well done is better than well said." Read More »
"I don't care if New England doesn't lose again," Knighton told the Post. "I don't care where we have to play. I don't care who our opponent is. We're not going to be satisfied until we hoist that trophy. So if we've got to go to New England and win somewhere we're not used to winning, we're going to make it happen." Knighton has a reason to be confident, as the Broncos can obviously win even when quarterback Peyton Manning isn't at his best. Manning was dealing with a stomach flu, according to ESPN. He still tossed for 233 yards and led the Broncos to their third division title in his three years with the team. Read More »
