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Denver Broncos rookie running back Jonah Coleman is being placed on injured reserve after suffering an ankle injury. The move will sideline the young back for at least four games and leaves the Broncos thinner at the running back position as they adjust their rotation. It is a setback for Coleman's first professional season, with no clear timetable yet beyond the IR stint.
- 2Denver Broncos team up with Special Olympics Colorado for flag football●Denver Broncos join Special Olympics Colorado for Unified Flag Football Jamboree
The Denver Broncos joined Special Olympics Colorado for a Unified Flag Football Jamboree, taking part alongside athletes with and without intellectual disabilities in inclusive games. The event highlights the team's community outreach and supports Special Olympics' mission of promoting inclusion through sport across Colorado.
- 3Broncos join Special Olympics Colorado for flag football event▼Denver Broncos team up with Special Olympics Colorado for Unified Flag Football Jamboree
The Denver Broncos partnered with Special Olympics Colorado to host a Unified Flag Football Jamboree. The event brought together athletes with and without intellectual disabilities to compete alongside one another, continuing the Broncos' community outreach in the Denver area. Local coverage highlighted the partnership as part of the team's broader commitment to inclusive sports programming across Colorado.
- 4NFL Week 3 picks: upsets shake undefeated teams▼NFL Week 3 picks and score predictions: Two undefeated teams go down, Broncos edge Rams in thriller
CBS Sports has released its NFL Week 3 picks and score predictions, projecting two previously undefeated teams to suffer their first losses of the season. The forecast also has the Denver Broncos edging the Los Angeles Rams in a close game. The predictions come as fans and analysts debate Week 3 matchups and reassess early-season form across the league.
- 5Broncos linebacker closer to suspension after latest fine▼Broncos linebacker moves one step closer to suspension after latest fine
A Denver Broncos linebacker has been fined again, moving him one step closer to an automatic suspension under the NFL's discipline rules. Repeated fines for on-field infractions can escalate to a league suspension once a threshold is reached. Broncos fans and NFL observers are watching to see whether the league will impose a ban and how a potential absence would affect Denver's linebacking depth.