Denver Broncos

I’ll start off by saying I am a huge Denver Broncos fan! I was born in Colorado and when I was little I always saw the Broncos logo everywhere. My mom worked at a bank and the bank would always have Bronco celebrations. Something that made me a very big Broncos fan was when one of my mom’s co-workers knew people who worked at the stadium and she got me an autographed photo of the mascot! I thought that was an awesome gift! Also while I was growing up I was part of a daycare in the summer that took

top 5 teams that look poised to make a run to Super Bowl 52 in Minneapolis. 5. Denver Broncos Starting our countdown, we have the Denver Broncos. After a narrow 24-21 victory over the Los Angeles Chargers in Week 1, the Broncos welcomed the Dallas Cowboys to Mile High in Week 2 and shocked the football world with a 42-17 thrashing of the NFC East favorites. After one of last weekend’s most anticipated games, Denver has suddenly reemerged as a true Super Bowl contender. The defense looked elite

success, the Broncos have been vastly under-represented in the NFL Hall of Fame. Although, there are four former Broncos in the Hall of Fame, there are teams that have had much less success that have more players in the Hall. As Michael Jaycox at Mile High Sports once stated: “There are five franchises with over 20 Hall of Famers, eight with over 15, and 14 with over 10; yet, the Broncos can muster just four.”[1] This goes to show that there seems to be some bias against the Broncos in Canton, Ohio

Colts because he demanded a trade to the Denver Broncos before training camp began and spent his whole fifteen-year career there. Peyton spent the majority of his career in Indianapolis playing fourteen out of his eighteen seasons in the league there before being released after a neck surgery that put him out for a whole season. However, a year later after recovering from his surgery and the ensuing therapy, he signed a free-agent deal with the Denver Broncos and led them to two Super

Death In Denver, A Day To Remember. January 8, 2012 dawned Cristal cold in Denver. The snowfall from the night before had vanished, giving way to bright sunshine. The winter sun began its slow ascension above the Rocky Mountains, as if to glimpse over the upper deck of Mile High Stadium at the spectacle to come. It was cold. However, the chances of the Broncos proceeding to the second round of the NFL playoffs were even colder. Quarterback Tim Tebow had assumed the helm of a struggling Bronco team

Touchdown Kansas City! The score is now 26- 13 against the Bronco. On November 15 2015 the Kansas City Chief had defeated the Denver Bronco in one of the worst games for Peyton Manning. For every Chief fan,this was a great victory For bronco fan this was a disaster.Even though these teams are very different they are very similar. You may be wondering how these two two are alike.They are two completely different sport organization that play in different city,how could they possibly have any similarities

HAWAII: This trip meant the world to me, even though I was two when it happened. This trip was to Hawaii. Now the actual trip on the airplane was about a 7 hour flight, and according to my mom I was pretty well behaved , being two. Everyday I could remember walking across the beach with my family and my cousins. Especially, my mom. She taught me to be respectful to everyone, in spite of their faults. This is because I have my faults too. Also, the amazing day on that trip when we went snorkeling

It's not easy to replace a legend. Ask Brock Osweiler, the backup quarterback for the Denver Broncos, behind Peyton Manning for the last three-and-one-half years. The former Arizona State quarterback has waited while Manning has continued to set records, become the all-time leader in yards passing, beating the record of Brett Favre, of 71,838, and set the record for the most touchdown passes, 509. He has also led his team to the playoffs every year and a Super Bowl loss. Does Osweiler have what it

The Fifth Discipline Chapter 11 of Peter Senge's book, The Fifth Discipline, talks about the idea of Shared Vision, and how this concept has transformed organizations, and individuals working for them, into a cohesive unit of long-term innovative achievement. Having and transmitting a successful "shared vision" requires true "buy-in" on the part of the employees and the organization as a whole, and must foster genuine commitment and active enrollment in order to bring that organizational

I grew up in a very small town in Maryland. The population is only about 5,000, so everybody knows everybody. The name of the town was Mount Airy, Maryland. I lived there all my life until 2010, when I moved down to Florida with my mom, brother and sister after my parents went through a divorce. Everybody I knew either liked the Baltimore Ravens or the Washington Redskins. I love the Baltimore Ravens. The Baltimore Ravens were always a good team; some years they did better than others but they