Broncos Country is taking on social media!

Hey Broncos Country, Lauren G. here. This is my third year as a cheerleader, and after majoring in Advertising from the University of Colorado at Boulder, I wanted to let you all know about the great ways you can become more involved in some of what we do. Social media is a fast and easy way to become more involved in your favorite team, the Denver Broncos!

Firstly, let’s talk about Facebook. Did you know the Denver Broncos Cheerleaders have a Facebook page? All of the cheerleader’s events are posted, along with pictures of your favorite girls. Also check out the “Cheerleader of the Week.” On our Facebook you have the ability to ask the Cheerleader of the Week your own questions that she will answer in her video interview. You can also interact with some of the cheerleaders and other fans!

Follow Denver Broncos on Twitter. The Denver Broncos update all their fans through twitter. With over 60,000 followers, the word spreads quickly. You can find out about the players, cheerleaders, and marketing events through a simple 140 character limit. Check it out and become a follower.

Use your smart phone for mobile alerts. If you sign up, you’ll receive instant broncos alerts from Verizon Wireless. These alerts will also link you to the website, DenverBroncos.com where you will always find the most up-to-date information about your favorite team, players, and cheerleaders.

So check it out! Sign up, log in, and get involved in some great new features the Denver Broncos have to offer. Don’t forget to look for the next Cheerleader of the Week and make sure to ask her some tough questions!! Go Broncos!!

Hi Broncos fans! Hope everyone is getting back from a wonderful and safe Labor Day weekend with friends, family, and fellow Broncos fans! I enjoyed my Broncos filled weekend with cheerleader appearances at both the Colorado State Fair in Pueblo and Taste of Colorado here in Denver.

My name is Margaret Foy and I am enjoying my second year as a Denver Broncos Cheerleader. The new opportunities this season has offered me so far have taken me across the state of Colorado to meet Broncos fans. I had the honor of representing our Denver Broncos as one of the cheerleaders on our Broncos Caravan Tour in June. Pueblo was one of our stops on the tour, I thought I had an idea of what to expect from our fans there but after the weekend at the State Fair – Man did I underestimate! The response we received in Pueblo while debuting our 2011 calendar was overwhelming! Everyone was so excited and supportive and it was a great reminder that some of our biggest fans are in Pueblo! We rode in the parade with our Junior Denver Broncos Cheerleaders and saw lots of orange and blue lining the streets of Pueblo.

Hey Broncos fans! My name is Kara and as a rookie this year I cannot even put into words what it was like to take the field for the very first time, but I am going to try to give you a little taste. From the minute I approached the stadium there was a whole new energy that filled the air and you could just feel that it was game day in Broncos Country. Knowing that this was going to be a day of many firsts for me as a DBC, I couldn’t help but smile all day. I felt like a small child in a candy store, wide-eyed and full of energy!

“It takes one hour of preparation for each minute of presentation time.” ~ Wayne Burgraff

Hey Broncos Fans!! Are you ready for our second game against the Seahawks?!

Your DBC’s have been working incredibly hard to prepare for the season. We have been practicing since June, and we are ready to bring all our hard work to the field! I thought it would be fun to let you all in on a few secrets we have to get ready for games!