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- Sep 29, 2026
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Horse Tracks: Are come-from-behind wins sustainable? (opens the original)
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Maybe. In Denver, they certainly seem to be. Since the Broncos’ thrilling come-from-behind (way behind) win over the Rams Sunday night, all the Monday morning talk highlighted the “unsustainability” of winning like this. Down 16-0 at halftime to the Rams, the Broncos did what the Broncos do — came up with an unlikely win after some miracle plays. Like, two touchdowns, two two-point conversions, a Talanoa Hufanga pick-six, a couple fortunate penalty calls and finally Bo Nix leaping over the goal
Confidence much higher in Broncos Country this week (opens the original)
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But that doesn’t mean fans aren’t a little concerned about what the Rams will bring tonight. What a difference a week makes. Errr…a win. Beating a very good Jaguars team in a second-half rally that added another fourth-quarter comeback to Bo Nix’s resume was just the confidence boost Broncos Country needed to feel good about its team again. From 38% believing in the direction of the team to 88%…everyone is feeling better. But that doesn’t mean Broncos Country isn’t also a little concerned about
Ultimate Fan: Inside linebackers will be the key to beating L.A. (opens the original)
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WHEW! Starting 0-2 would not have been the end of the world (obviously) but going 1-1 sure feels a lot better as the Broncos host the Rams this Sunday night, a team many analysts believed (and still believe) to be a heavy favorite for Super Bowl champion. But the Broncos, and our UFGer, intend to show the world that the Rams ain’t all that — at least not in Denver. Both teams will be missing key players — Jonah Coleman for Denver and Puka Nacua for LA — and both teams will be looking to get on t
Horse Tracks: ‘Just a nasty wake-up call’ (opens the original)
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The Broncos were abysmal in the season opener versus Chiefs. Not only did the Broncos lose the game, they were spectacularly awful in all phases. “Obviously not a good evening,” said Sean Payton, stating the obvious after the game. “Didn’t do a lot well at all in the game.” Tackling was abominable; pass pro was suspect; the run game was absent; Bo Nix looked no better than a JV quarterback; and Davis Webb left us wondering what all the offseason hype over his play-calling genius was actually abo
Ultimate Fan: Win in the trenches and Broncos can win in Arrowhead (opens the original)
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WOOOO HOOOO! The football season is here, the Broncos are playing on prime time, the week 1 matchup is a major rivalry game on the road, and our Ultimate Fan Guide is debuting the 2026 season with a post as electric as a Monday Night Football game between the Broncos and Chiefs. Mad Horses is kicking off the season predicting a win, and I could not be happier. The prediction is for a little closer of a game than most of Broncos Country voted earlier this week, but I don’t care how the W happens
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