If you’ve been to a Denver Broncos game over the past half century, you’ll know it’s rare to spot an empty seat.
When fans clamber into Mile High Stadium on Sunday to watch their beloved Broncos take on the Houston Texans, it will mark the 400th consecutive sellout in Denver, extending the longest streak in the NFL.
The remarkable run dates back to 1970, when the Broncos entered the NFL after a decade in the American Football League. That means the Broncos’ have sold out every home game as a member of the NFL.
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Tomorrow will mark our 400th consecutive sellout, extending our record streak for a single city.
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Week 9: Houston Texans, 2 p.m.Sunday, KCNC-4; 850 AM, 94.1 FM
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Must-Read
Case Keenum’s successes overshadowed by Broncos losses, poor red zone offense
At the time of his Broncos introduction, when Case Keenum held his orange jersey for the first time, the opening words from Denver’s new starting quarterback were awe and appreciation of the moment. Read more…
Demaryius Thomas posts thank you message for Bronco Nation, teammates, coaches and fans
Before his return to Mile High, Thomas took to Instagram with a note for his teammates, coaches, the Broncos organization and the fans. Read more…
Broncos safety Su’a Cravens ready for healthy return: “I’m going to try to blast somebody”
Su’a Cravens has played in exactly one NFL football game — a preseason game — over the last 22 months. Thatap it. Read more…
Quick Hits
+Kickin’ it with Kiz: If Demaryius Thomas scores touchdown against Broncos, will cheers at stadium turn to boos?
+Բ: Broncos GM John Elway sees enough “good things” to be confident of turnaround after trading Demaryius Thomas
+Broncos embrace Courtland Sutton’s future with Demaryius Thomas trade
+Bill O’Brien provides contrasting account of Broncos’ QB Case Keenum’s Houston exit
+Broncos Briefs: Terrell Davis continues to be impressed by Phillip Lindsay
+How Broncos linebacker Josey Jewell got his groove back
+After Demaryius Thomas trade, Broncos receivers “full speed ahead” toward Texans
+Inside The Game: Maintaining conditioning Jared Veldheer’s challenge during injury rehab
+NFL Week 9 Picks: Game, lock and upset of the week from the Denver Post
+Broncos Journal: Knee injury limiting Brandon Marshall’s chances to prove he should return in 2019
+Broncos Briefs: Texans pose problems on defense (Watt) and offense (Hopkins)
+Want to chat about the Broncos?
By The Numbers
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Broncos podcast: How much blame does Case Keenum deserve for 3-5 record?
Inthe latest First-and-Orange podcast episode, Broncos beat writers Ryan O’Halloran and Kyle Fredrickson discuss quarterback Case Keenum’s play after eight games, three story lines to watch against the Texans and score predictions. Listen here…
Parting Shot
Kiszla: Dumped like a dropped pass. John Elway trades receiver Demaryius Thomas to the Broncos’ next opponent.
How quickly we forget Super Bowl 50. The Broncos dumped Thomas like those passes he dropped. Read more…
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