The ESPN broadcast cameras kept finding Denver Broncos coach Sean Payton in a familiar position during his team’s Week 1 game in Kansas City. Hands on his knees. His back bent toward the ground, nearly forming a 45-degree angle with his legs.

The Denver Broncos heard it all offseason: they'd better not find themselves in close games again this season because their 11-3 record in such contests last year is unsustainable. The thinking went that there will be a regression toward the mean if not a downright flip-flop in the win-loss column.

Speaking of former Broncos quarterbacks, Tim Tebow was part of the Broncos' festivities on Sunday at Empower Field as well. It was a great day for the Broncos and a couple of former quarterbacks that much of the fanbase still enjoys rooting for.

Jaylen Waddle broke out as Denver rallied from a 10-point third-quarter deficit to beat Jacksonville at Empower Field.

At the end of the third quarter of this past Sunday’s 20-13 comeback win over Jacksonville, Dobbins trudged to the locker room with a hamstring injury. He never returned. So much for that drink.

Jonah Coleman hit his first Mile High Salute after scoring his first career touchdown with the Broncos!

Jaguars head coach Liam Coen's team lost its lead and Coen lost his cool just before the Broncos moved in front for the first time all day.

Hours before Sunday's Broncos game against the Jacksonville Jaguars in Denver, Broncos edge rusher Que Robinson "just woke up feeling good."

Jaylen Waddle had a huge game on Sunday, and Broncos coach Sean Payton rewarded him with a game ball.

The Broncos wiped out a 10-point deficit on their way to their first win.