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Thursday, October 15, 2026

 

Denver’s new draft plan for Broncos’ Burnham Yard stadium site prioritizes affordable housing, honoring history

The document describes values and goals for the project, including affordable housing, honoring the local history, expanding economic opportunities and creating a transportation network in the area. Read more →

Renck: This one is on Sean. Broncos need Payton to lean on past, coach his best when counted out.

This season brings his biggest challenge. Reviving Super Bowl expectations for a team that has everyone from Trinidad to LoDo to Wellington whispering. Can Payton pull this off? Don’t be surprised if he does. Read more →

Bo Nix knows what his ‘biggest battle’ is amid a rocky start. Can the Broncos QB clear his mind?

As the Broncos prepare for the Seahawks on a short week, they do so with a quarterback who is seemingly caught between gears. Read more →

Broncos’ Pat Surtain and Talanoa Hufanga out for Thursday night game against Seahawks

Safety Taylor Rapp is likely to be elevated for the game Thursday, and Kareem Jackson retired in Denver. Read more →

Broncos-Seahawks scouting report: Can depleted Denver defense stop Super Bowl champs?

In a big “Thursday Night Football” contest, the Broncos will need to turn Seattle over to have a chance Read more →

Avalanche’s new dad Cale Makar returns to ice Wednesday night against Dallas Stars

Cale Makar is back in the lineup on Wednesday night after missing the first game of a back-to-back with the Dallas Stars while his wife was in labor. Read more →

Nuggets’ DaRon Holmes II is buried on the depth chart. Can he find a path to playing time?

“We all see DaRon, his effort level,” David Adelman said. “He’s in amazing shape. Shoots the hell out of the ball. For me, it’s more about what’s the best chance for him, and right now, I think that’s the five.” Read more →

2 Colorado high schools forfeit football games against school embroiled in racism allegations

Coronado High School announced Monday that after “weeks of careful consideration and consultation with our community,” its team will not play Thursday’s scheduled football game against Lutheran. Read more →

CU Buffs OC Brennan Marion pushes back as the offense looks to break out