The Broncos have named Brock Osweiler as the starting quarterback for the game against the Eagles.

The Broncos lost to the Chiefs 29-19 on Monday Night to bring our record to 3-4 on the year.

The Broncos lost 21-0 to the Chargers to fall to 3-3 on the year.

The Denver Broncos suffered a tough loss Sunday night to the previously winless New York Giants, 23-10. After a very frustrating first half, it seemed as if they might go into halftime just down seven, but Trevor Siemian threw a pick six to Giants cornerback Janoris Jenkins that took all the wind out of Denver’s sails. They never recovered. The second half was more of the same, and only a late touchdown made the score seem more respectable. The Broncos also struggled for the first time this year on the ground and rushed for just 46 yards. They are now 3-2 on the year with the next three games on the road.

The Denver Broncos are 21-7 all-time following a bye week, and 15-4 at home.

The Denver Broncos just humiliated the Dallas Cowboys 42-17 and sent a message to the rest of the league that they are a serious contender. In what was supposed to be a close game in the eyes of many, turned out to be a soul-crushing nightmare for the Super Bowl hopefuls from the NFC. Denver won every single phase of the game. Trevor Siemian threw for four touchdowns and the Orange Crush defense contained the vaunted Dallas running attack to a mere 40 yards rushing. The Broncos move to 2-0 on the season and will look to keep things rolling as they had to Buffalo next week for a date with the Bills.

Two days after beating the San Francisco 49ers, Denver has named Trevor Siemian the starter for the upcoming NFL season. Trevor clearly outplayed Paxton Lynch in the two preseason games. Lynch will now look to watch and learn what he can from the sidelines as Siemian’s backup. Trevor has a history of injuries, so Paxton will need to be prepared on a weekly basis.

The Broncos are still undefeated this preseason, well okay they’ve only played one game. But still, 1-0 is a  good start. Denver beat Chicago Thursday night 24-17. It was Vance Joseph’s first game as head coach. Many starters, especially on defense, either didn’t play or had limited snaps in this one. Denver will once again be on the road at San Francisco a week from Saturday.

This past May, The Kansas City Chiefs let go of running back Jamaal Charles and he signed a one-year deal with the Denver Broncos. Charles, who suffered a torn ACL in 2015 and played in only three games last year before getting a second knee surgery on his meniscus, will have a shared role in the backfield this year, but will also have a little extra motivation driving him. He feels that Kansas City gave up on him too early and, at age 30, can still keep up with the younger players . It also just so happens that John Elway was his favorite player growing up and he’s always wanted to play for Denver. If Charles can stay healthy, this could end up being a great situation for Denver who can use some veteran leadership on the offensive side of the ball and a game changing offensive weapon to help their young quarterbacks. Here are three incredible facts about Jamaal Charles’s career, 1. He has the NFL’s second all-time yards per carry record for running backs of 5.5, 2. He is the all-time leading rusher for the Chiefs, and 3. He holds the Chiefs single game rushing record of 259 yards. If he can stay healthy, the Broncos got one hell of a player.

Preseason:  

Week 1: @Chicago Bears, Thursday, August 10, 6:00pm                 Week 2: @San Francisco 49ers, Saturday, August 19, 8:00pm     Week 3: Green Bay Packers, Saturday, August 26, 7:00pm            Week 4: Arizona Cardinals, Thursday, August 31, 7:00pm

Regular Season:

Week 1: Los Angeles Chargers, Monday, September 11, 8:20pm Week 2: Dallas Cowboys, Sunday, September 17, 2:25pm            Week 3: @Buffalo Bills, Sunday, September 24, 11:00am             Week 4: Oakland Raiders, Sunday, October 1, 2:25pm                    Week 5: BYE                                                                                                                Week 6: New York Giants, Sunday, October 15, 6:30pm                Week 7: @Los Angeles Chargers, Sunday, October 22, 2:25pm Week 8: @Kansas City Chiefs, Monday, October 30, 6:30pm     Week 9: @Philadelphia Eagles, Sunday, November 5, 11:00am  Week 10: New England Patriots, Sunday, November 12, 6:30pm Week 11: Cincinnati Bengals, Sunday, November 19, 2:25pm    Week 12: @Oakland Raiders, Sunday, November 26, 2:25pm      Week 13: @Miami Dolphins, Sunday, December 3, 11:00am      Week 14: New York Jets, Sunday, December 10, 2:05pm             Week 15: @Indianapolis Colts, Thursday, December 14, 6:25pm Week 16: @Washington Redskins, Sunday, December 24, 11:00am Week 17: Kansas City Chiefs, Sunday, December 31, 2:25pm