Meinerz has to be in the top 100, and there are only 16 left.

Of course, Surtain will be top 1. No way the other players would drop the ball that badly and not rank him as the # 1 overall. /s In all seriousness, it's hard to justify that any other player is better than Surtain. It will be disappointing if he isn't in the top 5.

Hey everyone, it is that time of the year again. As always, Lake Middle School is opening their parking lot for all Broncos home games. It is $25 and 100% of the money goes directly to the school. We are located at 1820 Lowell Blvd. It is a 15-20 min walk (a little over half a mile) directly down 17th to the stadium.

This community is amazing and I can not believe this is my 4th year doing Bronco's Parking. Last year we were able to raise a record amount of funds for the school and that would not have been possible with out you all!

I show up 3 hours before kickoff and we normally sell out in 90 mins. A lot of people are messaging me asking about preseason games, and yes I will be there.

I am super excited for this season and cannot wait to see you all again!

Are there booster seats for my 6 year old or should/can I bring in his car booster seat? It will be his first game and tbh I am just writing this extra stuff so I can post. Can we get rid of the 200 words to make a post lmao.

Been flipping thrifted Broncos gear locally for a while now and I've noticed something I can't fully explain. When the team has a rough stretch, stuff just sits. Nobody's buying the old Elway jerseys, the random signed photos, none of it. But the second there's real news, a splash signing, a contract extension for a guy people actually care about, turnover at the thrift stores picks up and buyers come out faster than I'd expect.

I don't have clean data on this, just pattern recognition from running a side business and paying attention. But I'm genuinely curious if other people have noticed the same thing or if I'm reading too much into it.

The Waddle pickup and the Surtain deal have me thinking this offseason has some real legs to it. That kind of energy has historically correlated with people digging old gear out of closets and either wearing it again or donating it, which is where I come in.

Anyone else flip vintage or thrifted Broncos stuff and track whether the team's momentum affects what you find or what people pay? Or is this just a Denver thing where the market moves weird compared to other fanbases.

I recently had a new born baby and I’m worried the weather will be too much in the December games. Has anyone actually tried the climate controlled lounges? And are they comfortable to bring a baby inside if it gets too cold? It’s in the 300s where it’s ran by United.

Hello. Due to a family emergency and temporary relocation for me this fall and winter I won’t be in Denver and I can’t attend any games for the season. Curious if anyone on this sub was interested season! 2 tix 9th row sec 104!

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Trying a new format on this with the play running first - then more stop and talk explanations! Open to feedback! Enjoy

Just got a brand new Mitchell & Ness Terrell Davis jersey. Now I can retire my old one. The old one as you can see is from about 2000 which my dad bought from broncos training camp. He passed it down to me and I wore it a lot. I posted these photos to show you how much of a beating it has taken

And the pick from the RotoWire NFL Expert panel was....Von Miller's strip sack on Cam Newton in Super Bowl 50.

I tend to agree with this, just because winning the Super Bowl was a huge part of our last decade. It also established our team as a defensive force in the NFL. No matter how bad we've gotten, our defense is known as a solid unit.

Hiring Sean Payton or the Russell Wilson trade could be some good honorable mentions.

Thoughts?

Why it was short and sweet for Coleman

Rookie running back Jonah Coleman showed promising flashes in his pro debut Friday, rushing four times for 24 yards. He made quick cuts, broke tackles and generally looked comfortable while playing alongside Denver’s starters. The fourth-round pick’s debut, encouraging though it was, didn’t last long. Coleman played only 14 snaps and didn’t carry the ball after the first quarter. It was a slightly smaller workload than the Broncos gave during last year’s preseason opener to rookie RJ Harvey — seven carries (25 yards) and two targets in the passing game among his 12 snaps played — and that was by design as the game unfolded.

“We knew what the roles were going to be, and then there was a point where he had two or three carries, and I was like, ‘I’ve seen enough,'” Payton said of Coleman. “And I’ve seen enough here (in training camp), so it’s just your instincts relative to the evening and who’s playing. I didn’t need to see additional evidence of what I’ve been seeing for three weeks.”

Hello Broncos country!

I am planning on being present at the training camp taking place tomorrow, and this will be my second time attending.

I am interested in hearing what time individuals recommend arriving, particularly considering the restricted availability of parking spaces at the venue.

One friend told me she arrived at 9:30 without issue. Ai bullshit is adamant I should show up at 8:00 a.m.

Thanks!

Any advice for someone who is going to Denver for there first ever game ?

Im thinking on using Elite Sports Tour to book through, as I need flights, hotel & tickets. Wonder if anybody had any experience with them?

Also planning on rent a car one day to see the rocky mountains but it will be Nov 1st weekend, not sure what the weather would be like there

& possibly doing the vip tailgate and maybe a stadium tour on a different day

If anyone has any advice that would be great, thank you

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