To showcase the best it has to offer, the NFL chose to send two storied franchises to London. The league just better hope British fans pay more attention to the past than the present.
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Broncos Arrive In London, Hope For Turnaround
With London calling, Broncos coach Josh McDaniels had a little advice for his players to handle the team’s schedule in England.
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Broncos to sleep on plane to England, then get down to business
“Come, Woodrow, come! The game is afoot,” cried Sherlock Holmes.
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Paige: A Study in Orange & Blue
Broncos coach Josh McDaniels hinted Thursday that Robert Ayers, who suffered a fractured foot in the loss at Baltimore this month, may be back sooner than expected.
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Briefs: Broncos’ Ayers may return sooner than expected
The plan was fairly simple for the Broncos on Thursday as they prepared to leave for London on an afternoon chartered flight.
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Broncos depart for London, leaving five injured players home
The signs of progress are small but noticeable for Brett Favre and his injured left ankle.
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NFL notebook: Favre won’t rule out playing
ENGLEWOOD– The Denver Broncos at least will get to see some familiar sights while in England: safety Brian Dawkins and cornerback Andre Goodman patrolling the defensive backfield.
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DBs Dawkins, Goodman to rejoin Broncos in London
The biggest challenge for the NFL is selecting the home team for its international game in London, because few teams are eager to give up a date at their home stadium.
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What it takes to send an NFL team to London
It’s an odd thing and the jury is still out, but the Broncos are a 3-4 defensive team, yet they are winless against opponents who use the 3-4 this season.
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Analysis: Broncos not having success facing 3-4 defense
Through the three previous games in London and the regular-season game in Mexico City in 2005, teams have tried a variety of approaches looking for the right mix.
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Q&A: Winners have best approach