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Chargers Make It 24-0 Before Halftime

October 15th, 2012 - 8:05pm by Tyler EverettOther posts by

Just before halftime, the Chargers added their third first-half touchdown to go up 24-0. The march covered 66 yards in 10 plays and took 3:56 off the clock.

The Chargers reached midfield with runs for 5 and 4 yards by running back Ryan Mathews combined with Philip Rivers’ completions of 7 yards to tight end Antonio Gates and 2 yards to tight end Randy McMichael.

A defensive holding penalty then moved San Diego to the Denver 43-yard line, and a 10-yard run by Mathews put San Diego on the Broncos’ 33-yard line. Another Mathews run, this one for 3 yards, set up second-and-7, with Mathews picking up 6 yards on a burst up the middle.

The Chargers converted third-and-1 on the following play on a short gain to the 23-yard line by running back Jackie Battle.

San Diego picked up 12 more when Rivers found running back Ronnie Brown on the following play. On first-and-10 from the 11, Rivers threw his second touchdown pass of the night to tight end Antonio Gates.

Broncos Defeat Chiefs 17-10

November 13th, 2011 - 3:08pm by Max HensonOther posts by

For the second week in a row the Denver Broncos have gone on the road to a face division rival and come away with a victory.

After beating the Raiders last week, the Broncos emerged with a 17-10 win today over the Chiefs at Arrowhead Stadium.

Tim Tebow ran for a 7-yard touchdown to open the scoring and with Denver leading 10-7 in the fourth quarter, Tebow tossed a 56-yard touchdown strike to Eric Decker to push the lead to 17-7. Kansas City added a field goal in the closing seconds.

The Broncos ran for 244 total yards on the ground and improve to 4-5 on the year with the win.

Check DenverBroncos.com throughout the day for extensive coverage of today’s game.

Broncos Win in Overtime

October 23rd, 2011 - 2:37pm by Max HensonOther posts by

After missing two field goals earlier in the game, Matt Prater stepped up and drilled a 52-yard try in overtime to give the Broncos a 18-15 victory in overtime over the Dolphins.

Linebacker D.J. Williams strip-sacked Matt Moore and recovered the fumble setting up the Broncos in prime position midway through the overtime session. After three consecutive runs from Lance Ball, Prater trotted on to seal the win.

Tim Tebow once again engineered a fourth-quarter comeback, throwing two touchdowns in the closing minutes and running in a pivotal 2-point try himself to send the game to overtime tied at 15.

The Broncos improve to 2-4 on the year after securing their first road win of the 2011 season.

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Rivers, Turner Talk Trip to Denver

October 5th, 2011 - 3:24pm by Max HensonOther posts by

After preparing for an uncommon opponent in the Packers — a team they hadn’t faced in 4 years –- the Denver Broncos are now getting set for a meeting with a squad they’re very familiar with.

The division-rival San Diego Chargers travel to Denver Sunday and they enter the contest off to a hot start, boasting a 3-1 record.

“It’s definitely a better first quarter than we’ve had in the past years,” quarterback Philip Rivers said in a conference call earlier. “We still have to keep getting better. We certainly haven’t played our best yet, but it is nice to be winning as we are improving.”

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Broncos at Packers: Second Half Blog

October 2nd, 2011 - 3:48pm by Max HensonOther posts by

Q3 15:00: Green Bay will receive to start the second half. Denver trails 28-17.

Q3 14:59: Prater’s kick goes through the end zone for a touchback. On first down, Aaron Rodgers completes over the middle to Jermichael Finley for 16 yards. Rodgers completes to Jordy Nelson for another first down with another 16-yard gain. Rodgers is then sacked by Von Miller, his second sack of the day. On second-and-13, Rodgers’ pass is incomplete for Finley. On third-and-long, Rodgers completes to James Jones for an 18-yard gain and a new set of downs. James Starks is pushed out of bounds by Elvis Dumervil for no gain on first down. Finley then picks up 3 yards. On third down, Rodgers pass is incomplete for Greg Jennings, but pass interference is called, giving Green Bay a first down. Rodgers completes to Nelson for 8 yards on first down and Starks is stopped for no gain on second down. John Kuhn then dives forward for a first down. On first-and-goal from the 9-yard line, Rodgers is tripped up from behind by Von Miller after a 1-yard gain. On second down, Rodgers scrambles again and is stopped at the 1 yard line. Green Bay is challenging the ruling on the field that Rodgers was stopped short of the goal line.

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Broncos at Packers: First Half Blog

October 2nd, 2011 - 2:16pm by Max HensonOther posts by

COIN TOSS: Denver wins the toss and elects to receive.

Q1 15:00: Quan Cosby returns the opening kickoff to the 15-yard line.

Q1 13:56: Kyle Orton fires incomplete for Daniel Fells on first down. Willis McGahee runs for five yards on second down and Orton’s third down pass intended for Eric Decker is incomplete. Britton Colquitt punts to Randall Cobb who picks up a few yards on the return but a flag is thrown for illegal block in the back. Green Bay starts at their own 31.

Q1 13:00: Aaron Rodgers throws incomplete on first down after taking a shot from Elvis Dumervil. James Starks gains five on second down. On third down, Rodgers completes to Greg Jennings, who beat Jonathan Wilhite deep over the middle for a pickup of 43 yards. Rodgers then hits Jordy Nelson for a quick 9 yards on first down. On second down, Rodgers is flushed out of the pocket and throws incomplete intended for Jermichael Finley. Rodgers’ third down pass is too far for Donald Driver bringing up 4th-and-1 from the 12-yard line. Starks is stopped short on fourth down by Brian Dawkins and Denver takes over on downs.

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Broncos at Packers: Pregame Blog

October 2nd, 2011 - 12:53pm by Max HensonOther posts by

It’s a perfect day for football here at Lambeau Field as the Broncos and Packers get set for their Week 4 matchup.

A good number of fans have left their tailgates and are in their seats for warmups.

A handful of Packers are out on the field getting loose.

Here are today’s inactives for the Denver Broncos: D. Thomas, M. Thomas, J. Thomas, Champ Bailey, Tony Hills, Eddie Royal, and Manny Ramirez.

And here are the inactives for the Green Bay Packers: Ryan Grant, Nick Collins, Jamari Lattimore, Frank Zombo, Brad Jones, Bryan Bulaga and Mike Neal.

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Broncos vs. Bengals: Second Half Blog

September 18th, 2011 - 3:42pm by Kenny LeganOther posts by

HALFTIME CEREMONY: Shannon Sharpe receives a huge standing ovation during his introduction and just about every fan remains standing during his two-minute speech.

Q3 15:00: Prater kicks off for the Broncos to start the second half, and once again the kick almost lands in the first row.

Q3 14:59: Cincinnati takes over at its own 20 yard line, and Benson gets the carry. He tries to go around the right side, but is leveled by Mays for a 1-yard loss.

Q3 14:20: On second down, the Bengals set up a screen pass. But Mays sniffs it out perfectly and is there again for the tackle, this time tackling Benson for a loss of 3 yards. On third-and-15, Dalton throws in the flank to Shipley, who gets back to the original line of scrimmage before being pushed out by Jonathan Wilhite. Huber comes on to punt and his kick goes out at the Broncos 41 yard line.

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Broncos vs. Bengals: First Half Blog

September 18th, 2011 - 2:14pm by Kenny LeganOther posts by

COIN TOSS: Orton, Decker, Dawkins, Bunkley, Kuper and Woodyard are out at midfield representing the Broncos for the coin toss. Cincinnati calls heads and wins it. The Bengals elect to defer, meaning the Broncos will receive to start the game.

KICKOFF: Matt Willis and Jeremiah Johnson are deep to receiver for Denver. But they watch as Mike Nugent sails the kick out of the back of the end zone for the touchback.

Q1 14:59: The Broncos offense comes out onto the field led by quarterback Kyle Orton. He’s accompanied by running back Willis McGahee, fullback Spencer Larsen, receivers Eric Decker and Eddie Royal, tight end Daniel Fells, left tackle Ryan Clady, left guard Zane Beadles, center J.D. Walton, right guard Chris Kuper and right tackle Orlando Franklin.

Q1 14:15: Orton starts off strong, rolling to his right and completing a 14-yard pass to Royal. McGahee then gets two carries in a row. The first one he bursts up the middle for 8 yards before being dropped in the backfield for a loss of one yard. Then on third-and-3, Orton finds Royal over the middle for a 4-yard completion and a first down at the Broncos 45-yard line.

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Broncos vs. Bengals: Pregame Blog

September 18th, 2011 - 12:12pm by Kenny LeganOther posts by

The sun is shining, the clouds are few and it’s a beautiful day for football today at Sports Authority Field at Mile High.

The Broncos and Bengals kick off at 2:15 p.m. MDT. This will be the first afternoon start for the Broncos as all four preseason games and the lone regular season game kicked off at night.

Players from both teams have begun to come out onto the field for early warmups with kickoff two hours away. The Broncos will be in their blue jerseys with white pants.

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