Nikola Jokic isn't soft-launching his departure after the Nuggets' slow start
Nikola Jokic's future with the Denver Nuggets will remain a topic of discussion.
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Seahawks Reacts Survey: Call your shot on Seahawks vs. Bears!
Field Gulls' latest SB Nation Reacts survey asks fans to predict the upcoming Seahawks‑Bears showdown on Monday night. After recent losses to the 49ers and Broncos, Seattle hopes to rebound against Chicago, whose last meeting was a 6‑3 slog. The poll pits coaches Mike Macdonald vs. Ben Johnson and highlights Caleb Williams facing Quenton Nelson, while Coby Bryant remains sidelined. Readers are invited to vote on the winner and margin—one, two, or three possessions—for either team. Results will be posted later in the week.
Sammy Peralta had a short layover in Colorado in 2026
The 2026 "Ranking the Rockies" feature highlights reliever Sammy Peralta's brief stint with Colorado. Drafted by the White Sox in 2019, the 28‑year‑old made two rocky appearances for the Rockies, posting a 10.13 ERA in 2.2 innings, including a rough debut opener on May 19 against the Texas Rangers and a June 11 outing where he surrendered a solo homer to Carson Kelly but struck out Dansby Swanson and Ian Happ. After being optioned and designated for assignment on June 21, Peralta cleared waivers, signed a minor‑league deal with the Angels, and finished the season with a 6.20 ERA over 14 games. He now pitches for the Estrellas Orientales in the Dominican League.
Denver Broncos LB Alex Singleton named AFC Defensive Player of the Week
The Denver Broncos had a defensive player take home AFC Defensive Player of the Week honors for the second time this season. The post Denver Broncos LB Alex Singleton named AFC Defensive Player of the Week appeared first on Mile High Sports .
Avalanche Game 13 vs New Jersey Devils: Roy Returns, New-Look Lines, Notes & How To Watch
The Colorado Avalanche (6-5-1) host the New Jersey Devils (8-4-0) at Ball Arena on Oct. 28, with a 7:08 p.m. MT tip‑off. After a 1-3-0 skid, Colorado shuffles its lines: Nic Roy returns to the second line, moving Nazem Kadri back to center on the third, while Fedor Svechkov shifts to the fourth line and Parker Kelly slides to his natural wing. Mackenzie Blackwood, now 3-1-0 in his last four starts, guards the net, while the Devils roll backup Jake Allen after Connor Hellebuyck’s debut. Injuries include Zachary L’Heureux (upper‑body, week‑to‑week). The game airs on Altitude TV and 92.5 FM.
Nuggets suddenly have a problem cleaning up the defensive glass
The Nuggets have been uncharacteristically bad on the defensive glass to start 2026-27.
Kansas City Chiefs Sign 5x All-Pro Ahead of Week 8 vs. Denver Broncos
The Kansas City Chiefs are looking like one of the favorites to win the Super Bowl as we approach the halfway point of the regular season. The team has been playing well, but there is room for some improvement right now. While some positional upgrades require a potential trade, there are others that the team […] The post Kansas City Chiefs Sign 5x All-Pro Ahead of Week 8 vs. Denver Broncos appeared first on Gridiron Heroics .
Avalanche battle red-hot Devils on Iron Flame night
The Colorado Avalanche will look to battle the red-hot New Jersey Devils on Iron Flame night in Denver on Wednesday. The post Avalanche battle red-hot Devils on Iron Flame night appeared first on Hockey Mountain High .
Jonathan Taylor would not only help the Broncos win, he’d help Bo Nix succeed
Fox Sports analyst Joel Klatt argues that Nix plays best as part of a balanced offense, and that a back like Jonathan Taylor could help unlock the passing game
Report: Broncos WR Jaylen Waddle aggravated chest injury, but could play Sunday
9NEWS and 104.3 The Fan insider Mike Klis added that he expects Jaylen Waddle to be listed as "questionable" to play against the Chiefs
Former Rams’ kicker held ‘impressive’ workout for Chiefs
Former Los Angeles Rams kicker Harrison Mevis impressed the Kansas City Chiefs in a recent workout, but the team ultimately chose veteran Justin Tucker for the place‑kicker role due to Tucker's experience. Mevis, who posted a 92% field‑goal rate in 2025 but struggled at 50% in 2026 before being released after a blocked overtime kick vs. Buffalo, remains a free agent. The Chiefs are looking to replace under‑performing Harrison Butker, who will try to keep his job against the Denver Broncos Sunday, while Tucker hopes to revive his career after off‑field issues.
“I’ll Be Damned”: Travis Kelce Puts Chiefs Locker Room on Notice Ahead of Broncos Clash After Seahawks Loss
The Kansas City Chiefs had a frustrating outing against the Seattle Seahawks on Sunday, suffering their first loss of the 2026 season in a 20-3 defeat. Up next, they face the Denver Broncos in Week 8. While Kansas City defeated its division rivals in the season opener, it now faces a team riding a three-game […] The post “I’ll Be Damned”: Travis Kelce Puts Chiefs Locker Room on Notice Ahead of Broncos Clash After Seahawks Loss appeared first on EssentiallySports .
The Nuggets are inching closer to an uncomfortable Nikola Jokic reality
The Denver Nuggets have struggled out of the gate thus far this season, raising questions about the future of star Nikola Jokic.
Preview: Colorado primed for revenge against New Jersey
The Colorado Avalanche (6‑5‑1) head to Ball Arena on Oct. 28 to avenge a 4‑3 loss to the New Jersey Devils (8‑4‑0) from a week earlier. With forwards fully healthy except Zach L’Heureux, coach Jared Bednar lines up a refreshed roster, while goalie Mackenzie Blackwood is slated to start after eight appearances this season. The Devils, riding a four‑game winning streak and a league‑best 62.75% expected‑goals rate, will rely on Jake Allen after Connor Hellebuyck’s recent debut. The matchup pits Colorado’s identity crisis against New Jersey’s surge, offering a pivotal back‑to‑back showdown.
Broncos’ Jaylen Waddle injury update puts Chiefs game status up in air
The Denver Broncos are looking good despite some rocky moments early in the season. Denver is 5-2 after beating Arizona 30-16 in a blowout Week 7 victory. One of the players who suffered an injury in that game has his status up in the air ahead of Week 8. Broncos wide receiver Jaylen Waddle suffered […] The post Broncos’ Jaylen Waddle injury update puts Chiefs game status up in air appeared first on ClutchPoints .
Warriors rumors: Dubs blame ‘woe-is-me attitude’ for last season’s failures
The Golden State Warriors won their first game of the season against the Denver Nuggets on Monday, but a new ESPN article by Warriors reporter Anthony Slater brought their issues front and center. Slater detailed the rough transition the Warriors have faced since center Kristaps Porzingis’s injury, but the story also focused on how the […] The post Warriors rumors: Dubs blame ‘woe-is-me attitude’ for last season’s failures appeared first on ClutchPoints .
Nuggets might get some unexpected three-point help from DeMar DeRozan
The Nuggets' offense would open up if DeMar DeRozan could knock down more threes.
GMB: Denver Broncos NFL Trade Deadline Approach? Active or Passive?
Should the Denver Broncos be active at the NFL Trade Deadline? If so, what is the most important position to target? The post GMB: Denver Broncos NFL Trade Deadline Approach? Active or Passive? appeared first on Mile High Sports .
Warriors Notes: Porzingis, Curry, Green, Lendeborg
Warriors insiders say Kristaps Porzingis is unlikely to suit up again this season as the team shifts his injury status to “not with team,” opening a costly ‘failure to render services’ option that could cut his $31 million cap hit. Yet Golden State prefers a Melton‑style approach—tacking pick incentives onto his deal—while waiting for trade interest. Meanwhile, the Warriors notch a 134‑114 win in Denver, with Stephen Curry’s perfect 8‑of‑8 shooting and rookie Yaxel Lendeborg exploding for 31 points, 12 rebounds and six assists, sparking hopes he could be a new core piece. Coach Steve Kerr praises the team’s depth and the Curry‑Green partnership as they navigate the “second timeline” plan.
A primer on the Rockies’ 40-man roster
As the 2026 season ends, the Colorado Rockies begin reshaping their 40‑man roster. Four pitchers—Kyle Freeland, José Quintana, Jordan Romano and Tomoyuki Sugano—are set to hit free agency, though Quintana and Romano could return. Six players are slated to leave the 60‑day injured list, including Kris Bryant, whose $54 million contract makes his roster spot doubtful, and pitchers Chase Dollander and Welinton Herrera, both facing long recoveries. Core position players likely to stay are Hunter Goodman, Willi Castro, Kyle Karros, TJ Rumfield, Mickey Moniak, Cole Carrigg, Jake McCarthy, Ezequiel Tovar, Connor Norby, Brett Sullivan and Sterlin Thompson. The bullpen remains youth‑heavy with names such as Brennan Bernardino, Mark Manfredi, Mason Adams and Ryan Feltner anchoring the next phase of the offseason.
Strike 2: Listless Nuggets need to replace Adelman; for this season and for the future
The Nuggets have earned the boos. The “vibe” around this team is terrible. The post Strike 2: Listless Nuggets need to replace Adelman; for this season and for the future appeared first on Mile High Sports .
Game Preview #13: New Jersey Devils at Colorado Avalanche
The New Jersey Devils (8-4-0) head to Denver to face the Colorado Avalanche (6-5-1) at 9:00 PM EDT. After snapping an eight‑game win streak with an 8‑4 loss to Colorado in October 2025, the Devils are on a four‑game winning run, buoyed by solid defense that has limited opponents to 18 shots or fewer in the last three games. Jake Allen starts in goal for New Jersey, while Colorado, fresh from two days off, looks to rebound from a 6‑2 defeat by Nashville. Key matchups include Colorado’s three‑line attack (MacKinnon, Landeskog, Makar) and the Devils’ balanced ice time, with a potential return for Declan Chisholm and a double‑left‑handed third pairing. Both teams aim to prove their resilience as the Avs seek back‑to‑back wins for the first time since early October.
Deen’s Daily: Candid Bednar; Lehkonen Contract Talks; Hellebuyck Wins Debut
After a bruising loss in Nashville, Avalanche coach Jared Bednar delivers a frank post‑practice press conference, outlining the team’s recent struggles. Meanwhile, pending UFA Artturi Lehkonen’s contract extension remains unresolved, with TSN’s Insider Trading offering the latest update. In Dallas, New Jersey’s veteran netminder Connor Hellebuyck makes his Devils debut, posting a solid performance against the Stars at the American Airlines Center. The roundup also notes Ben Kindel’s return to Pittsburgh practice, Jacob Fowler’s breakout for Montreal, the Flyers’ point‑grab against Columbus, and Boston’s streak ending versus Carolina.
Chiefs Mailbag: Will other teams follow Seattle’s game plan?
The Arrowhead Pride Mailbag dissects the Chiefs' 20-3 loss to Seattle, highlighting the Seahawks' top‑two EPA rankings in both run and pass defense as a potential blueprint for future opponents. Readers question whether other teams, like Denver, can emulate Seattle’s scheme, while concerns rise over Kansas City’s offensive line injuries, depth at receiver, and broader roster gaps ahead of the trade deadline. The discussion also touches on possible fixes—adding a left tackle, elite receivers, a Kelce successor, and a pass‑rushing edge—though GM Brett Veach’s ability to deliver remains doubtful.
9 all-time scariest NFL offenses: Defenses still have nightmares about these juggernauts
From Marino's record-breaking Dolphins to Manning's 606-point Broncos, these point machines gave defenses no room to breathe
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