Are you a Denver Broncos football fan? Here it is, the 2014-15 season and the beloved local team is 2-1 going into the bye week. Did we get an emotional victory standing toe to toe with the dreaded Sea Hawks who won in overtime? Our defense is playing brilliantly, quarterback Peyton Manning is looking solid. But the run game, through our first 3 games, is definitely a weak link for the Denver Broncos football offense.
Here are the remaining Denver Broncos Football games this season:
Sunday October 5, 2014 Arizona at home, kickoff at 2:05 pm
Sunday October 12, 2014 at the New York Jets, game starts at 11 am
Sunday October 19th, under the lights, Colin Kaepernick and the San Francisco 49’ers come to town. Game time is 6:30 pm, mst. It’s a short week, as on the following Thursday October 23, Denver Broncos Football hosts Thursday Night Football, versus San Diego, kicking off at 6:25 pm. Expect this game to be a tough one. Phillip Rivers and the Chargers are arch rivals. The Broncos will be playing this division rival following a short week to prep.
November 2nd, 2014 Away game versus the New England Patriots, kick off 2:25 pm
November 9th, 2014 Away game at Oakland. The Raiders game starts at 2:05 pm
November 16th, on the road again versus St. Louis. Game kicks off at 11 am
November 23rd, Knowshon returns to Denver. He is now the running back for the Miami Dolphins who roll into town for a game at 2:25 pm
November 30th, 2014, as the Thanksgiving weekend rolls to a close, the Denver Broncos football team goes on the road and plays the Kansas City Chiefs. Game time is 6:30 pm
December 7th, Home game versus the Buffalo Bills. Game time is 2:05 pm
December 14th, at San Diego, rematch with division rival Chargers; kick off is at 2:05 pm
December 22nd, 2014, Santa delivers early gift, as Denver visits Cincinnati Bengals; 6:30 pm night game
December 28th, 2014 – Final game of the regular season at home versus the Oakland Raiders, kick off is 2:25 pm.
Hopefully the Denver Broncos football organization remains on target for the Super Bowl. This year’s game will be played under LED lights – exciting that one of the best improvements to indoor housing lighting is also going to make the biggest day in sports all the brighter.