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Everyone knows Denver Broncos training camp is going on and Mile High Report has pretty much covered every interesting story there is, so I'm going to leave that for the Horse Tracks below and do some regular season predicting this morning.
Week 1: Ravens @ Broncos
Joe Flacco will find the No Fly Zone an impervious shield to his desperate long bombs and Peyton Manning will show the NFL that he is indeed recovered from his late season slump. The Broncos kick the Ravens right in the mouth. Prediction: Broncos 31, Ravens 20
Week 2: Broncos @ Chiefs (TNF)
Peyton Manning has been manhandling the Kansas City Chiefs since they day he arrived in 2012. Chiefs fans never lose hope and I commend them for that, but this Thursday Night will end exactly like the previous six encounters with the Broncos. Prediction: Broncos 31, Chiefs 21
Week 3: Broncos @ Lions
In a dome, my money has got to go towards the Manning to Demaryius Thomas show over the Mathew Stafford to Calvin Johnson show. Still, this game has the markings of an offensive shootout, but I predict Stafford will commit one too many turnovers. Prediction: Broncos 41, Lions 34
Week 4: Vikings @ Broncos
The Teddy Bridgewater era has begun and though I think he'll be good, I am doubtful he'll become elite. More likely down in the Jay Cutler/Matt Schaub(in their heyday) range. Besides, the game is in Denver and the Broncos will be sporting the best secondary in the league. Prediction: Broncos 28, Vikings 13
Week 5: Broncos @ Raiders
The cupcakes get stacked up in the weeks leading up to the Bye, so expect the Broncos to keep on rolling undefeated as they travel to Oakland to beat up on the Raiders once again. I was re-watching some highlights of Derek Carr against the Broncos and he just looks downright scared of the Broncos pass rush. I like that. Prediction: Broncos 34, Raiders 17
Week 6: Broncos @ Browns
As bad as the Raiders are, I think the Cleveland Browns are worse off offensively. Fortunately, they have a defense that can play ball at times. Against an elite offense, they will have their hands full. If it comes down to defense, though, my money on the Broncos again. This team is just too good on both sides of the ball to lose to a team like the Browns. Prediction: Broncos 24, Browns 10
Week 8: Packers @ Broncos (SNF)
Sitting at 6-0, the Broncos are looking pretty and facing their first real challenge of the season. Fortunately, the test comes right after a Bye week and Peyton Manning loves the Bye week. It's going to be a shootout, but Aaron Rodgers comes up just short of a furious comeback thanks to Chris Harris Jr. Yeah, I got to give CHJ some love in this post! Prediction: Broncos 34, Packers 30
Week 9: Broncos @ Colts
Ruh-roh, this has a loss written all over it. Except, the Broncos are going to be a bit blood thirst for revenge. They tend to play well during revenge games when its not against the defending Super Bowl champions. The destroyed the Ravens in their revenge game and Peyton Manning wants double the revenge having lost at the Colts in his first season back and again in the playoffs last year. Prediction - Manning goes beast mode: Broncos 45, Colts 31
Week 10: Chiefs @ Broncos
That's right, the Broncos are 8-0 and on their way to perfection. Spoiler alert, they don't get it. However, the good times keep on rolling because the Chiefs never beat the Manning-led Broncos. Alex Smith throws zero interceptions as Captain checkdown, but he also throws zero touchdowns. Prediction: Broncos 31, Chiefs 13
Week 11: Broncos @ Bears
Jay Cutler catches the Broncos on a cold, blustery and windy day in the Windy City. Manning has his first terrible game of the year, but C.J. Anderson rumbles for a buck fifty and a few touchdowns. It's not enough, however, and a late Manning interception seals the deal on perfection. The Broncos fall to 9-1. Prediction: Bears 24, Broncos 17
Week 12: Patriots @ Broncos (SNF)
With rumors of Manning's late season collapse already flying around the fields of "experts", the Broncos and Patriots turn in the game of the season before a national audience. Tom Brady picks apart the Broncos top-rated defense like they were nothing, while Manning does the same. The Broncos become the toast of the NFL by slaying the Super Bowl champion Patriots in an instant classic. Prediction: Broncos 38, Patriots 34
Week 13: Broncos @ Chargers
The toast of the NFL lasts all but 6 and a half days as the Broncos head into San Diego and get punched in the jaw by a mediocre Chargers team looking to come alive for a late-season playoff push. With two losses in three games, the narrative again switches back to Manning's demise. Prediction: Chargers 27, Broncos 17
Week 14: Raiders @ Broncos
Fortunately, the Raiders are the team the Broncos must bounce back on. And bounce back they do. Peyton Manning plays a solid game, backed by an elite rushing attack. The Raiders had no chance as the Broncos advance to 11-2 and in firm control of their playoff destiny. Prediction: Broncos 34, Raiders 10
Week 15: Broncos @ Steelers
Ben Roethlisberger continues his resurgence into 2015 with Le'Veon Bell emerging as one of the NFL's premier players. The Steelers defense is solidly in the Top 10 as well. This team is in a battle for the #2 seed with the Patriots and are desperate for a win. Manning and the Broncos leave Pittsburgh in danger of losing their grasp on the #1 seed in the AFC. Prediction: Steelers 30, Broncos 27
Week 16: Bengals @ Broncos (MNF)
Revenge game #3 on the season. Manning and the Broncos got theirs against the Colts and Patriots. Now its time for the Bengals to get a little taste of their medicine. The Bengals are fighting for a playoff spot, but see their hopes dashed by a Broncos team on both sides of the ball totally focused. It's not even close and on national television no less. Prediction: Broncos 35, Bengals 16
Week 17: Chargers @ Broncos
The 12-3 Broncos close out their 2015 regular season getting their fourth revenge game having just lose to the Chargers a month previously. With homefield advantage secured and a 13-3 record, the Broncos will win the damn Super Bowl damn it! Prediction: Broncos 28, Chargers 17
Denver Broncos Training Camp News
Denver Broncos Day 2 practice report - Mile High Report
Young receivers shined on the second day of Denver Broncos training camp. That and more below.
Rookie wide receiver Jordan Taylor has been impressive early on - Mile High Report
We are only two days into Training Camp for the Denver Broncos, but one undrafted rookie has already caught the eye of fans and coaches.
Wide receiver Kyle Williams suffered a torn achilles during today's practice - Mile High Report
According to NFL Networks Ian Rapoport, Denver Broncos wide receiver Kyle Williams suffered a torn achilles during today's Training Camp practice.
Denver Broncos to monitor Peyton Manning's workload in camp - ESPN
Throughout the offseason, Denver Broncos quarterback Peyton Manning said one of the biggest parts of the decision to return for the 2015 season was "to know kind of what your role is, I kind of like to know what the plan is so I can get to work on it."
Gary Kubiak doing new things as Denver Broncos' camp starts. - ESPN
New coaches and new playbooks for the Denver Broncos mean a new meeting as well.
Wolfe Focused On Improving, Not Suspension - Mile High Huddle
After being slapped with a four-game suspension last week for using PEDs, Derek Wolfe is focused on his team and on getting better.
The Kaptain’s Log Day 1 – 7/31 | Bronco Planet
Mid-Summer, when the days are long, reminds us that football season is getting close once again and the opening of Training Camp at Dove Valley signals one thing: Broncos football at last!
Ignored at NFL combine, C.J. Anderson now No. 1 back | 9NEWS
Go back a little more than two years ago to the NFL scouting combine. There were 38 running backs gathered in Indianapolis, a group led by Eddie Lacy, Montee Ball, Le'Veon Bell and Giovani Bernard. At the time, the group was apparently trailed by C.J. Anderson.
Battles by Position: Attack - Mile High Brazil
Hello, dear reader and fan of the Denver Broncos. Today, finally ends the doldrums of the NFL. With the beginning of Training Camp for all players (freshmen are already training three days ago), we have several things to note, the main one being the battles for positions.
Horse Tracks
How is Peyton Manning adjusting to coach Gary Kubiak's offense? | Yahoo Sports
Watch the video How is Denver Broncos quarterback Peyton Manning adjusting to coach Gary Kubiak's offense? on Yahoo Sports . NFL Media's Omar Ruiz reports on Denver Broncos quarterback Peyton Manning's first day of training camp and how he seems to be adjusting to head coach Gary Kubiak's offensive scheme.
Road to Super Bowl 50: Denver Broncos - NFL Videos
NFL.com covers the Broncos road to the Super Bowl. Will Peyton Manning be able to lead them to the promised land?
NFL's most underrated: Broncos CB Chris Harris Jr. | Predominantly Orange
As we continue to examine the most underrated players in the NFL, there might not be anyone more so than Denver Broncos cornerback Chris Harris Jr.
Is it time to legalize marijuana in sports? | SanDiegoUnionTribune.com
You’ve seen the ubiquitous prescription drug commercials on television. A happy couple walks hand-in-hand along an isolated beach as the sun sets in the background. The drug name flashes across the screen.
NFLPA, league and judge committed to resolving Tom Brady situation before regular season - SBNation.com
The NFL and NFL Players Association both want Tom Brady's case settled prior to Week 1 of the regular season.
Junior Seau's daughter allowed to speak at Hall of Fame induction, per report - SBNation.com
The Pro Football Hall of Fame has decided to allow the late Junior Seau's family to speak at his induction ceremony in August, according to Alex Marvez of Fox Sports.
Will Cordarrelle Patterson ever give the Vikings more than 'flash'? - SBNation.com
Receivers often find the transition from the college game to the pros to be a difficult one. Patterson saw his snaps taper off as the 2014 season went on, and is now in for a fight to become the player the Vikings thought he'd be.