Arizona Cardinals quarterback Jacoby Brissett has completed 1,719 passing yards with 10 touchdowns and seven interceptions across the 2026 season. He recorded 212 passing yards against the Denver Broncos and 218 passing yards against the Los Angeles Rams. The veteran quarterback’s contract includes incentives tied to team wins and playing time. That structure produced an […]
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Portland gave Scoot Henderson a surprise start after Ja Morant’s hamstring injury, keeping Jrue Holiday’s minutes low and thrusting the former G League Ignite star into a "sink‑or‑swim" stretch that could determine his future as the Blazers’ point guard. Coaches stress simplicity and defense, urging Henderson to play his natural game. Meanwhile, the Oklahoma City Thunder rebounded from a two‑game skid—despite missing Jalen Williams, Chet Holmgren and Cason Wallace—with Shai Gilgeous‑Alexander dropping a season‑high 43 in a 117‑112 win over Cleveland. In Denver, Nikola Jokic’s early‑season numbers dip, prompting concerns as his offensive rating falls, while head coach David Adelman adds sister Kathy as a special assistant.
Khalil Shakir doesn't need a touchdown to deliver a useful PPR afternoon. His five-catch, 64-yard performance against Baltimore was another […]
The Denver Broncos announced they signed RB Jaret Patterson, DT Jordan Miller and DB Ugo Amadi to the practice squad on Tuesday. We’ve signed three players to the practice squad. 📰 » https://t.co/uIITBWQIVX https://t.co/NsXhIAlB0d — Denver Broncos (@Broncos) November 3, 2026 To make room, they cut WR Eli Pancol and WR Cam Ross. Denver’s practice […]
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Kansas City Chiefs quarterback Patrick Mahomes completed 30 of 41 passes for 321 yards and three touchdowns against the Denver Broncos. He spread the ball to nine pass-catchers, but Kansas City lost 28-24 after Denver rallied in the fourth quarter. The Chiefs had one final chance at the Broncos’ 1-yard line. A late false-start call […]
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The Colorado Avalanche continue their brief road swing with a 5 p.m. MT showdown against the Columbus Blue Jackets in Columbus. Riding a 5-2 win over Chicago and sitting 9‑5‑1, the Avs keep the same lineup from the night before, adding Keaton Middleton but retaining Noah Juulsen in the third pair. Columbus, 5‑7‑0 and anchored at the bottom of the Eastern Conference, will debut Val Nichushkin after his cap‑dump trade from Colorado. Goaltending sees Scott Wedgewood between the pipes for Colorado and Cam Talbot for the Jackets. Both teams look to prove their recent moves as the Avs aim to extend their surge.
The Steelers’ once‑feared second‑half schedule has softened after eight weeks of play. Initially pegged at a .495 opponent win percentage, the remaining games now average a .471 win rate thanks to injuries and coaching changes that have derailed teams like the Eagles, Texans and Ravens. Pittsburgh sits 6‑2 atop the AFC North and expects several injured players to return soon, improving its chances for another division crown and a playoff spot. With a less daunting lineup in weeks 10‑15—including the Bengals, Eagles, Broncos, Texans, Jaguars and two Ravens matchups—the Steelers can focus on controlling their own performance.
A new report fuels speculation that the New York Giants are the most aggressive suitors in a bid to trade for Colts running back Jonathan Taylor after an injury to Cam Skattebo. NFL Network insider Ian Rapoport told ESPN that a move makes sense for the Giants, who are now shifting focus from defensive backs to shoring up a struggling 3.9‑yard rushing attack. Taylor’s power and vision could boost the backfield and aid rookie Malik Nabers, while at least four other teams—Vikings, Bengals, Broncos and Packers—also monitor the deal ahead of the trade deadline.
In his latest Mile High Sports podcast, Denver Post reporter Troy Renck discusses one of the most impressive goal-line stands in…
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Only the 6-1 Bills are ahead of the Broncos right now -- with the two teams meeting on Christmas Day at Empower Field at Mile High
After a surprising 5-1 start to the 2026-27 season, the Portland Trail Blazers secured a 1-0 win over the Denver Nuggets on Nov. 2 and now face a daunting November slate. With 14 games left—nine against likely 2027 playoff teams and eight potential conference‑finalists—the blog invites fans to predict the Blazers’ final November record, listing matchups against the Suns, Lakers, Spurs, Thunder (twice), Kings, Timberwolves (twice), Bucks, Knicks, 76ers, Warriors and Pelicans. Will Portland go 15-0, tumble to 1-14, or land somewhere in the middle?
The Chicago Blackhawks blew another two-goal lead last night, this time to the Colorado Avalanche. After going up 2-0 in the first period, the Blackhawks surrendered 5 unanswered goals and lost their second straight game. They move to 4-10-1 on the season and continue to struggle. On defense, the Blackhawks have been horrid. They struggle [...]
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The Oklahoma City Thunder started the 2026-2027 season on fire. The Thunder beat fellow title contenders, the San Antonio Spurs and Denver Nuggets, starting 4-0. However, serious injuries to Jalen Williams, Cason Wallace, and Chet Holmgren have forced the back-to-back number-one seed to reconsider its plans this early in the season. Williams suffered a fractured […]
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Aaron Gordon wasn't moving like himself against the Blazers, and it may be time to rest him already.
The Chiefs' 28-24 loss to Denver highlighted a stark drop in their pass rush, producing just two pressures on Bo Nix after a season‑opening blitz that generated four sacks. The article breaks down why interior tackle Chris Jones excelled when aligned in the B‑gap, while end George Karlaftis led the NFL in batted passes (seven) and recorded the team's lone sack. It also examines missed assignments by Ashton Gillotte and rookie R. Mason Thomas, and notes that the lack of pressure from other rushers allowed Nix timely throws, especially in the fourth quarter. Jones stresses the need to win one‑on‑one battles, but the Chiefs' stunts often left gaps for Denver to exploit.
Colorado Rockies’ 2026 rookie Gabriel Hughes finally cracks the majors after a turbulent climb. Drafted 10th overall in 2022, he missed 2023-24 with Tommy John surgery, rebounded in Triple‑A Albuquerque, and earned a call‑up on July 3, 2026. In his debut he closed out a game against the San Francisco Giants, then posted a quality start in his first outing versus the defending champion Los Angeles Dodgers, becoming the first rookie since Peter Lambert (2019) to do so. Despite a 6.33 ERA and an 0‑8 record over 14 games, his strike‑out ability (32 Ks in 25 Triple‑A innings) and recent low‑hit outings hint at untapped potential. The article weighs his flashes of power against the refinement he still needs.
The Portland Trail Blazers seize a statement 118-110 road win over the Nikola Jokic-led Denver Nuggets, improving to 5-1 in the 2026‑27 season. Beyond Jamal Murray’s 35 points and Jokic’s near‑triple‑double, the piece highlights the Blazers’ newfound cohesion: balanced ball movement, collective defense and a team‑first mindset not seen since the peak Lillard years. Coach Micah Nori’s continuity system and GM Joe Cronin’s roster construction are credited for turning a previously fractured squad into a unified unit, with role players like Sidy Cissoko thriving. Fans are cautiously optimistic that this unity could sustain the Blazers’ early success.
The Leafs face a brutal November stretch with eight of their next nine games at home against Utah, Montreal, New Jersey, Colorado, Minnesota and Edmonton. Goaltender Sergei Bobrovsky, who has let in three or more goals in nine of his first ten appearances, must rebound quickly or risk losing the starter role to Anthony Stolarz. Former GM Brian Burke joins the Leafs Morning Take to defend Bobrovsky, critique the Chayka‑Marchenko trade, and weigh in on Auston Matthews, Gavin McKenna and the team's bottom six ahead of his Hall of Fame induction. The episode also highlights Movember fundraisers and upcoming podcast hosts.
The Avs had a wild first period but managed a comeback win with five unanswered goals. "Wake the Puck Up" breaks down the action.
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Patrick Mahomes played well on Sunday against the Denver Broncos. The Kansas City Chiefs had a chance to extend their lead to six points late in the fourth quarter but Harrison Butker missed a 54-yard field-goal attempt. The star quarterback made an unexpected statement after the 28-24 loss. Mahomes completed 30-of-41 passes for 321 yards, […]
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Portland Trail Blazers beat Denver Nuggets 118-110 on Monday. Deni Avdija scored 28 points; Donovan Clingan posted 17 points and 18 rebounds.
The Broncos outside linebacker chased Patrick Mahomes to the sideline in the final seconds of Sunday's 28-24 win, and the morning show thinks he's turning into one of Denver's best young pass rushers
The Colorado Rockies have sent Rule 5 pick RJ Petit back to Detroit, ending his brief stint after he missed all of 2026 recovering from Tommy John surgery. Petit, the 27‑year‑old right‑hander who was the 2025 Rule 5 draft’s top selection, posted a 2.44 ERA across Double‑A and Triple‑A last season and threw three Spring Training games for Colorado before his March injury. He now returns to the Tigers to continue rehab, with his future MLB debut still uncertain.
The Detroit Tigers are bringing back 6-foot-8 pitcher RJ Petit from the Rockies after Tommy John surgery. He will not occupy a 40-man roster spot.
At a Midwest rally before the Chiefs‑Broncos game, former President Donald Trump publicly praised tight end Travis Kelce despite his ongoing feud with Kelce’s girlfriend, Taylor Swift. Trump lauded coach Andy Reid and quarterback Patrick Mahomes, but emphasized his “love” for Kelce after Kansas City’s 28-24 loss, calling the finish “nasty.” He reiterated his dislike for Swift, recalling past comments about her 2024 endorsement of Kamala Harris, yet affirmed his support for Kelce, noting the Chiefs sit at 5‑2 on the season.