Comment on Broncos scouting report: How Denver matches up with Panthers and predictions

Kévin Cabral could have called it quits on the 2024 MLS season when a broken and dislocated elbow required surgery in July. Or when the initial recovery kept him from brushing his teeth, playing video games or even sleeping. The thought could have crossed his mind again when he learned of his father’s death in September. But that’s probably not what “Monsieur Cabral” — the name on the jersey Connor Ronan held up toward Cabral in the players’ box after a goal on Oct.

Around the AFC Pat and Nuk. The undefeated get richer. Patrick Mahomes has lost a couple of receivers and it hasn’t cost the 6-0 Chiefs so far. Now they’ve traded for DeAndre Hopkins, the five-time Pro Bowler. It can be difficult for receivers to jump into a new offense and make an impact right away, but Mahomes and coach Andy Reid will find ways to get Hopkins going sooner rather than later. Look at Russ.

Panthers (1-6) vs. Broncos (4-3) When: Sunday, 2:25 p.m. MT Where: Empower Field at Mile High Stadium Radio/TV: 850 AM, 94.1 FM/CBS Line: Broncos -10.5 Broncos-Panthers series: Denver is 5-2 in seven regular-season games dating back to 1997; the Broncos lost 23-10 in the last meeting, on Nov. 27, 2022, at Carolina, and have won two of the last three matchups against the Panthers. In the spotlight: Panthers matchup provides chance to find rhythm in passing game Fantasy owners might not have been pleased with Denver’s offense after wide receiver Courtland Sutton didn’t get a single target in the Broncos’ Week 7 win over the Saints. Sutton, however, said he couldn’t care less about his empty stat line.

Any good utensil can serve multiple purposes. On a scorching July day in Dallas, Zach Allen’s Mediterranean bowl had to wait. He and John Franklin-Myers were too busy talking shop. The new Broncos teammates finished up a day of drill work and meetings with dozens of other NFL players but they weren’t done chopping it up. They found themselves at dinner carrying on, learning to speak the same language. Sometimes the best way to explain how you want to handle a certain look, rush a certain tackle or work wrinkles into your repertoire includes a plastic fork or a salt shaker. “It was just us pretty much alone at Cava, talking pass-rush, moving utensils around,” Allen told The Denver Post.

Broncos fans planning a pilgrimage to Empower Field at Mile High can take a bus or train this weekend to watch their team’s home game against the Carolina Panthers. The Regional Transportation District announced Thursday that it is preparing for a surge in ridership ahead of Sunday’s game, encouraging fans to type “Broncos” in the destination field of the agency’s Next Ride app to find transit routes to the stadium. Related Articles Transportation | The secret ingredient powering Zach Allen’s breakout season and Broncos’ dominant pass rush Transportation | Broncos safety P.

Volume from 3-point range wasn’t a problem for the Nuggets on opening night at least. Efficiency sure was. Denver missed 32 of 39 outside shots in a 102-87 season-opening loss to the Thunder on Thursday night, statistically crowning the worst 3-point shooting game of the Michael Malone era, which is entering its 10th year. There are only 12 games in Malone’s coaching tenure — regular season or playoffs — in which the Nuggets shot the 3-pointer worse than their 17.9% clip Thursday.