The Denver Broncos ' dream season came to a heartbreaking end at the hands of the Buffalo Bills. The Broncos were expected to win five games this season, and they far exceeded that and made the playoffs — a good sign for a rebuilding team that dealt with the largest dead salary-cap hit in history.

Seven members of the Denver Broncos' 53-man roster did not play in the team's 31-7 loss to the Buffalo Bills in the Wild Card round of the NFL playoffs on Sunday. Broncos quarterback Zach

Denver Broncos rookie quarterback Bo Nix played through a broken bone in his back in the latter part of his stellar rookie season.

With Kelvin Beachum set to become a free agent, the Cardinals could target a tackle who could be a spot starter. Peart has been that for five seasons in the NFL for the Giants and Broncos. He is 6-foot-7 and 318 pounds.

Coach Sean Payton raged at Vance Joseph on the sideline in Buffalo. But even after the Bills stampeded the Broncos in the second half of a 31-7 loss at Highmark Stadium on Sunday, the 35,000-foot view still tells us the defense is not Denver’s problem.

T he Denver Broncos did something they haven't done since the 2015 season, and that's make the playoffs. Head coach Sean Payton's team molded in his image panned out perfectly, an

Following the loss, Bo Nix surprised everyone by revealing that he had been playing with fractures in his back for about six weeks. Despite that, Nix didn't miss a single snap this season and played like a guy worthy of Offensive Rookie of the Year consideration for the majority of the season.

The Denver Broncos believe in Bo Nix for many reasons, and one of the top reasons is his toughness and leadership. Nix, the No. 12 overall pick of the 2024 draft, proved how warranted the Broncos’ belief was,

The biggest reason for that is the growth of rookie Bo Nix. From training camp all the way to the Wild Card playoff round, Nix has developed into what his teammates, coaches, and