Denver Broncos

Surtain back changes more than coverage. Joseph says he'll leave his CB1 alone and dare throws — which frees a safety for KC's run game.

Five of the six teams that filed paperwork Monday went after the same position group. Defensive backs in, defensive backs out, all around the league. That's the actual story of the Sept.

Mark Jackson, a former Broncos wide receiver, says he is 100 percent positive he has CTE, and he is questioning how much support the NFL gives its former players.

# Mahomes Expected to Play vs. Broncos; Reid Won't Confirm Patrick Mahomes will be in the lineup when the Kansas City Chiefs face the Denver Broncos on Monday night. All indications say so.

NFL teams cut from 90 to 53 Tuesday, and the Bills chose to go thin in the most unforgiving spot on the field.

# Broncos Release Running Back Jaleel McLaughlin in 53-Man Cut Jaleel McLaughlin is no longer a Bronco.

Roster cutdown day is usually a scroll of names you don't need to remember. This year it's a map of how five front offices think.

The Denver Broncos finished the preseason by thumping the Minnesota Vikings 34-6. If you think that means something for the season opener, you’re not paying attention.

Sam Ehlinger threw an 88-yard touchdown pass. The Denver Broncos won 34-6. The scoreboard says it was a rout. It says nothing about what it means.

The Denver Broncos have released veteran safety Taylor Rapp. That’s the transaction. But the reason matters more. According to sports.yahoo.com, Rapp is dealing with personal issues.

Jordan Love threw a touchdown pass on the only series he played, and the Green Bay Packers beat the Denver Broncos 33-13 in a Friday night preseason game. One series.

Ty Simpson dazzles in Rams debut, Browns QB battle takes shape, Cardinals lose Chase Bisontis for the season, and more from around the NFL.

Kyler Murray named Vikings starter, Fernando Mendoza's debut, Puka Nacua's injury, plus more NFL updates on Aug. 14.

The Cardinals will induct Larry Fitzgerald into the Ring of Honor during the Denver Broncos game. A look at what the moment means.

Josh Allen still feels guilty about Sean McDermott's firing after the Broncos loss. The numbers say he shouldn't. Here's the analytical case.