What they’re saying: Broncos beat Colts to move to 2-0
Von Miller and the Broncos defense looked dominant in a win over the Colts. But other things happened, too. There were injuries, the continuation of a protest and more. Here’s what the internet is saying about those things.
DeMarcus Ware suffers forearm fracture vs. Colts (DP)
Ware went back to the locker room in the third quarter, and now we know why. It’s unclear if he’ll miss time with the injury. Derek Wolfe doesn’t think so, for what it’s worth.
Brandon Marshall kneels again for national anthem against Colts (DP)
Yep, the Broncos’ linebacker once again went down on one knee. Marshall is protesting social injustice and police brutality. He met with Denver Police Chief Robert White last week, and he’s pledged to give $300 to several organizations this season to bring about positive change.
Broncos offense gets bailed out again (MHR)
Scoring only one offensive touchdown isn’t going to translate to winning games most weeks. But this wasn’t most weeks!
Virgil Green is getting an MRI on his calf (7)
The Broncos’ tight end had a nice game: three catches for 46 yards. He seems to have developed nice chemistry with Trevor Siemian. Hopefully he’s OK.
Hickenlooper calls on Coloradans to end homelessness and hunger
Some Denver jail inmates will again have the freedom to touch their loved ones — eventually
Who’s next to lead Denver on the housing front? You tell us.
Colorado’s mental health network is about to change. Service providers say it’s a bad idea.
Denver’s district attorney defends her decision to not file charges in a fatal officer-involved shooting
A home in Colorado means stability for a wounded vet and his family
Creative Denver group wants ’40s-inspired motel and bar to replace vacant West Colfax gas station
Airbnb is preparing to engage Denverites to house refugees and people displaced by disaster
CAFÉ 180, a nonprofit restaurant that fights hunger, celebrates Thanksgiving
In the city government’s utopian Denver, this much thought would go into every building design
The economic impact of arts and culture in metro Denver is growing, according to a new study
Denver is closer to being among the first U.S. cities to set up a supervised drug use site
Now that the election is over, let’s talk about the election. Denver’s next vote is May 7, 2019!
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