Former Denver Broncos coach Mike Shanahan and former Colorado Avalanche center Joe Sakic have been voted into the Colorado Sports Hall of Fame, along with four other sports figures.

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Shanahan Chosen For Colorado Hall Of Fame

Head Coach Josh McDaniels, quarterback Kyle Orton and safety Brian Dawkins spoke with the media about their preparation for the Washington Redskins. Click here to read the transcripts of their interviews.

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Week 10 – Wed: Transcripts

On the 16th Street Mall after the Denver Broncos humiliating loss to the Pittsburgh Steelers on Monday night, for every person sporting a Broncos jersey there must have been six others with a Steelers jersey. Guess what they all had with them? The dreaded Terrible Towel.

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‘Terrible Towel’ Doesn’t Sit Well With The Broncos

Kyle Orton showed up at Dove Valley clean-shaven, his splotchy beard and mangy mustache having swirled down the drain much like the Denver Broncos’ offense the last two weeks.

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Broncos’ Low-Risk Offense Stuck In Low Gear

The Broncos know there is no time to dwell on the past, especially with a quick turnaround to play the Washington Redskins on the road on Sunday.

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Forward Thinking

ENGLEWOOD, Colo. – Kyle Orton showed up at Dove Valley clean-shaven, his splotchy beard and mangy moustache having swirled down the drain much like the Denver Broncos’ offence the last two weeks.

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Broncos QB Kyle Orton goes with new look in hopes his fortunes will also change (The Canadian Press)

Broncos-Redskins Preview

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Broncos-Redskins Preview

Kyle Orton showed up at Dove Valley clean-shaven, his splotchy beard and mangy mustache having swirled down the drain much like the Denver Broncos’ offense the last two weeks. He didn’t go with the clean look just to finally comply with his wife’s wishes, either. “No, lost two games in a row,” the superstitious quarterback explained Wednesday.

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Denver Broncos’ low-risk offense stuck in low gear (AP)

Having reached his sixth season in the Mile High City, Champ Bailey has now played for the Denver Broncos longer than he did for the Washington Redskins. But he’s still very much missed. “I’m not going to lie,” the eight-time Pro Bowl cornerback said in a conference call with Washington reporters.

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Years later, Redskins fans still pine for Bailey (AP)

The longest-tenured Bronco has been bumped from the starting lineup. According to a team source, Ben Hamilton, who has been with the Broncos since he was drafted in 2001, has been replaced at

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Broncos’ Hamilton bumped by Hochstein on offensive line