The Broncos eat an estimated 700 ‘Uncrustables’ per week, by far the most in the NFL (the Seahawks are second with 320 per week).

Our group each ranks the team from 1-to-32, with those scores averaged out to get our total number. In the event of ties it goes to the highest consensus pick, i.e. if two people have a team ranked 20th and one ranks them 21st the break goes to putting them at No.

Have the Denver Broncos turned the corner? It will be hard for fans to take the bait on that as the team has struggled for several years, but some signs are starting to show that things are finally different in Denver.

With the Denver Broncos sitting at 4-3, the NFL trade deadline is less than two weeks away. Denver is in the position to add a player prior to the trade deadline. Or is this a team that should be looking to accumulate draft picks and cap space by selling off some veterans and opening up spots for younger players to compete,

The Broncos should consider adding a high-profile wide receiver to give Bo Nix another weapon in the second half of the QB’s rookie season.

The National Football League’s trading deadline is November 5th. Should the Denver Broncos look to be buyers or sellers?