The Denver Broncos replaced outside linebacker Baron Browning in the starting lineup when he spent four weeks on injured reserve with a foot injury earlier this season. When Browning returned from the injury,

Sean Payton couldn’t contain his admiration for Ravens safety Kyle Hamilton. In preparation for Denver’s road game against the Ravens on Sunday, the Broncos coach was amazed by Baltimore’s third-year safety and the problems he presents to offenses.

The Denver Broncos took care of business in a 28-14 victory over the Carolina Panthers on Sunday afternoon. You might not have known who won if you skipped the game and only watched coach

Denver Broncos coach Sean Payton was clearly upset after wide receivers Courtland Sutton and Lil'Jordan Humphrey both lost fumbles against the Carolina Panthers last week. In a radio interview, Payton

Broncos head coach/offensive play-caller Sean Payton went deep into his bag of tricks amid Sunday's loss to Baltimore and pulled out a treat: the unofficial "Denver Special." Wherein wide receiver Courtland Sutton would throw a touchdown to quarterback Bo Nix,

Few expected the Denver Broncos to win against the Baltimore Ravens, but a 31-point blowout wasn’t on many people’s radars either. After such a thorough thrashing that saw the Broncos lose 41-10, head coach Sean Payton wants his team to “embrace the misery a little bit,

Broncos wide receivers Lil’Jordan Humphrey and Courtland Sutton both lost fumbles in the win, and those two turnovers led to the Panthers’ only two scores of the game. In his post-game interview on KOA Radio, Payton said: “It just can’t be ‘My bad’ anymore, or else we’ll find some other receivers.”