It appears that Denver’s defense is coming around this year under second-year head coach Vic Fangio, after he engineered such a consistently great defense in Chicago. Veteran Teddy Bridgewater has been named starting quarterback over Drew Lock, and the Broncos will again employ a running-back tandem of Melvin Gordon III and Javonte Williams. Courtland Sutton, Tim Patrick, and Kendall Hinton will be the top pass-catchers for the Broncos. Von Miller returns to anchor the defense that added Patrick Surtain II via April’s draft. Empower Field at Mile High is a great place to see a game, even if it might get a bit cold, and if you’re looking to stay warm, a suite or club-level seating option may be for you! Executive Suites are available and provide VIP parking and stadium entrance along with private restrooms and exclusive catering options. Take things a step further with the Ring... MORE
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Momentum is flying a mile high for the Denver Broncos in 2020. With quarterback, Drew Lock, under center the Broncos feel like the missing pieces are coming back together to take on the AFC West. While Lock finished strong a year ago, the offensive additions the Broncos made in the offseason will no doubt help put up more points in 2020. The Broncos signed running back Melvin Gordon to team up with Phillip Lindsay in the backfield. While Courtland Sutton is the number one receiving option, the Broncos made sure to get him help on the outside in the 2020 NFL Draft by selecting WR Jerry Jeudy and WR KJ Hamler. Jeudy was arguably the number one receiver coming out of college. Second year tight end, Noah Fant, also has the tools to be one of the NFL’s best players at his position.
Head coach, Vic Fangio, is regarded as one of the better defensive minded coaches in the NFL. In 2020, Fangio hopes to get the Broncos back to elite status. Retooling is underway with two key losses, Chris Harris and Derek Wolfe. With additions like A.J. Bouye and Jurrell Casey, they may not be missed at all. Bradley Chubb will be back healthy in 2020 and let us not forget, Von Miller. With Chubbs back, Miller could be in for a career year.
Empower Field at Mile High is home to the Denver Broncos. The Broncos have 3 premium suite options to choose from. The most sought-after Broncos suite are the luxury boxes on the 200 Level. 200 Level Suites are wrap most of the stadium and are located directly above the 100 level seating sections. Most 200 Level Suites will accommodate groups of 17-25 for Broncos games. Exclusive access to the United Club Lounge and VIP parking passes is a couple of top perks. Remarkably similar in amenities and size, the 400 Level Suites are located directly above the 300 level seating sections. Balcony seating, HDTVs and private restrooms are a few top perks to the 400 Level Suites. For smaller groups, the Ring of Fame Loge Suites are going to be best for you. The Broncos offer 6 person loges in the Ring of Fame on the 400 level which are all-inclusive food and beverage. Broncos suite rentals are available for the 2020 season.
The Denver Broncos are still trying to find the next franchise quarterback, after the retirement of Peyton Manning, and the next head coach to lead them to the promised land.
Vance Joseph was fired after posting 5-11 and 6-10 records at the helm. The new head coach is Vic Fangio, who spent 19 seasons as a defensive coordinator and was the architect of the Bears defense that led the NFL in scoring in 2018.
After missing on draft picks Paxton Lynch and Trevor Siemian, Denver acquired Case Keenum, who led Minnesota to the NFC championship game in 2017. However, Keenum struggled in the Mile High City – throwing 18 touchdowns and 15 interceptions – and was traded to Washington this offseason for only a seventh-round draft pick.
Longtime Baltimore quarterback Joe Flacco is the next man up in Denver. The former Super Bowl champ was on his way to a 4,000-yard passing season last year before he suffered a hip injury in Week 9. Lamar Jackson took over, the Ravens got hot, won the AFC North, and Flacco didn’t get his job back. Denver acquired him for a fourth-round draft pick, with hopes that the 34-year-old veteran can right the ship while Elway searches for the franchise’s quarterback of the future.
Free agent Kareem Jackson is expected to help in the secondary, while Von Miller will provide leadership in the front-seven of the defense with Fangio overseeing things.
Empower Field at Mile High is currently receiving around $8 million worth of improvements as the city is hoping to make a bid to host FIFA World Cup games in 2026. New stadium lighting is among the planned upgrades, along with a new food concessions contract awarded to Aramark.
Denver opens their season at Oakland in a Monday night game. Other road contests are at Green Bay, the Los Angeles Chargers, Indianapolis, Minnesota, Buffalo, Houston, and Kansas City. Home matchups are against Chicago, Jacksonville, Tennessee, Kansas City (Thursday night game), Cleveland, the Chargers, Detroit, and Oakland.
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