The only consistency is how inconsistent they are.

Halfway into the sixth season following the Super Bowl run in 2015, I have officially run out of things to say about the Denver Broncos. How many synonyms for putrid, disgusting, offensive, or upsetting are there? I’ve used them all. It’s exhausting getting up early every Monday and trying to come up with some new way to describe the shambles that is Denver football.

The Broncos stink.

You can only get really mad so much before you just kinda don’t give a crap anymore. Would firing someone on the coaching staff really matter? I mean, there are plenty of candidates. Heck, toss Mike Shula on that list headlined by Tom McMahon. Really, it doesn’t matter. The ineptitude from a lack of ownership has rotted clean through every bastion of leadership and it shows.

The Broncos stink.

Blame the players. Teddy didn’t even try to make the tackle after the game-sealing fumble. Do you blame him? With no accountability among the coaches, it’s got to be all he can do not to laugh in their faces when they come down on him during film session this week. Why would Teddy try when everyone else gets to phone it in without repercussion?

They Broncos stink.

All that chest pounding after the Dallas game amounted to a whole lot of not much… again. All this talk about how people shouldn’t count the Broncos out and how there is more to them than meets the eye is all just a bunch on nonsense. To count them out is to have at one point counted them ‘in’. Sometime over the last six years, the Broncos became an irrelevant joke they seem perfectly fine with it.

The Broncos stink.

I would love to wake up early in the morning and write about how the Broncos will bounce back or how they’re turning a corner. Newsflash: They’re not going to and there is no corner. What you see is what you get and what we are seeing is a whole lot of not much…again.

The Broncos stink,

To lose to a 3-win Eagles team at home is truly something to behold. To be blown out by them like that is another thing entirely. Or is it? It’s the new era of Broncos football. Expectations are for other teams. Accountability is just a word that bloggers use from time to time. Standards are hard to maintain, so why try?

The Broncos stink.

They’re fine with it. Why aren’t you?

Horse Tracks

Time for re-energized Panthers to think NFC South title
Doubt the Panthers if you like, but Jim Trotter no longer can. In a season that seems to get wilder each week, with the improbable becoming the norm, Trotter writes it would not be surprising if the Panthers claimed the NFC South.

After rout of Browns, Patriots’ resurgence should send tremors through rest of AFC
After the Patriots’ dominant performance against the Browns on Sunday, Judy Battista says the rest of the AFC should be worried about what Bill Belichick has brewing in New England.

2021 NFL season, Week 10: What we learned from Sunday’s games
Around The NFL breaks down what you need to know from all of Sunday’s Week 10 action.

Aaron Rodgers ‘a little misty’ upon his Packers return
After missing Week 9’s game due to contracting COVID-19, Packers QB Aaron Rodgers discussed his emotional return to the field.

FMIA Week 10: Patrick Mahomes And The Day The Chiefs’ Slump Ended – Peter King, NBC Sports
Peter King’s Football Morning In America (FMIA) column begins with Patrick Mahomes throwing five TDs in Vegas. Plus Packers-Seahawks and more NFL Week 10.

NFL Week 10 scores, highlights, updates, schedule: Cam Newton’s two TDs fuel Panthers’ blowout vs. Cardinals – CBSSports.com
All the best highlights from Week 10 are right here

Cam Newton runs for TD on first snap vs. Cardinals, throws TD on second play: ‘I’m back!’
It took all of one play for Cam Newton to make a booming announcement to the football world: “I’m back!” The former MVP repeated that roar after rushing for a 2-yard touchdown on his first snap of the 2021 season. His second snap resulted in a passing tou

Steelers LB T.J. Watt suffers hip, knee injuries in tie with Lions
Pittsburgh linebacker T.J. Watt exited Sunday’s game against the Lions late in the third quarter with a hip injury and did not return.

Cowboys DC Dan Quinn receives game ball after blowout win over Falcons
Ex-Falcons coach Dan Quinn received the game ball after the Cowboys defensive coordinator held his former team out of the end zone in the 43-3 victory.

2021 NFL season: Notable injuries, news from Sunday’s Week 10 games
The Buccaneers ruled cornerback Richard Sherman (calf) out of Sunday’s game against Washington before kickoff. Plus, other news from around the NFL on Sunday.

Russell Wilson points to two bad throws as Seattle Seahawks’ undoing in shutout loss to Green Bay Packers
Russell Wilson said two poor throws — second-half interceptions on passes intended for DK Metcalf and Tyler Lockett — was why Seattle ended up on the wrong end of a 17-0 score against the Packers on Sunday. “My finger felt fine,” he insisted.

Coach Bruce Arians on Tampa Bay Buccaneers’ mistakes in loss – ‘The stupidity has to go away’
Coach Bruce Arians wasn’t pleased with the Buccaneers’ self-inflicted wounds in the loss to Washington. “The stupidity has to go away if we’re gonna go anywhere,” he said.

Green Bay Packers believe Aaron Jones sprained MCL, source says
Packers running back Aaron Jones left Sunday’s win over the Seahawks with a right knee injury, and a source said the team believes Jones suffered a sprained MCL.

New York Jets’ blowout loss to Buffalo Bills brings new marks for defensive futility
The New York Jets played another horrible defensive game Sunday in their 45-17 loss to the Buffalo Bills at MetLife Stadium, creating new marks for futility and roiling emotions in the locker room.

Team, league execs think discipline to Rodgers, Packers not nearly stern enough; shows preferential treatment – CBSSports.com
The Packers were fined $300K for violating COVID protocols, while Rodgers took less than a $15K hit

Cowboys’ Dak Prescott focused on humility after humiliation of Falcons: ‘We won’t get overconfident again’ – CBSSports.com
Cowboys’ Dak Prescott focused on humility after humiliation of Falcons: ‘We won’t get overconfident again’

Justin Jefferson joins OBJ with at least 10 games of 100 or more receiving yards in first 25 of career – ProFootballTalk

Sunday Night Football: Patrick Mahomes throws five TDs, Chiefs beat Raiders 41-14 – ProFootballTalk

‘We dropped the ball’: Broncos miss opportunity to continue win streak, fall 30-13 to Eagles to drop back to .500
The Broncos struggled in all phases as they were unable to move to 6-4 on the season.

Justin Simmons’ reaction to Sunday’s loss: ‘It was unacceptable from a defensive standpoint’
Safety Justin Simmons checks in with team reporter Sydney Jones following the Broncos’ loss to the Eagles to discuss the defense’s performance, his 20th career interception and more.

‘This is not the end of us’: Malik Reed looks ahead to Denver’s final seven games
Malik Reed reflects on the Broncos’ loss to the Eagles, the upcoming bye week and how Denver can rebound.

Albert Okwuegbunam on bye week following Sunday’s loss: ‘It’s going to be huge just to study up. Just really take a step back’
Tight end Albert Okwuegbunam checks in with team reporter Sydney Jones following the Broncos’ loss to the Eagles to evaluate the offense’s performance, discuss the mindset heading into the team’s bye week and more.

Eagles-Broncos final score: Philadelphia wins in Denver, 30-13 – Bleeding Green Nation
The Birds now have four wins in 2021.

Broncos vs. Eagles score: DeVonta Smith scores two TDs on his birthday as Philly defense stymies Denver – CBSSports.com
Smith hauls in two touchdowns on his 23rd birthday

Denver Broncos vs. Philadelphia NFL game story | 9news.com
The Denver Broncos are hosting the Philadelphia Eagles at Empower Field at Mile High on Sunday, November 14, 2021.

Denver Broncos lose 30-13 to Philadelphia Eagles at Empower Field | ABC4 Utah
The Denver Broncos are on a bit of a streak with two wins in a row, and they hope to keep that momentum going with a win over the Philadelphia Eagles.