After an embarrassing 43-8 loss to the Seattle Seahawks in Super Bowl XLVIII, the Denver Broncos cannot wait to get back to football in order to redeem themselves. Despite having the second hardest schedule in the NFL for this upcoming season, the Broncos are considered favorites to win it all in 2014 after their spectacular offseason. Having Peyton Manning alone guarantees the Broncos at least 12 wins this season; however, if they want to actually win the Super Bowl this year they need a defense that will perform as well as their high-powered offense.
The Broncos offense in 2013 was not only the number one offense in the league but also the greatest offense of all time. Led by Manning's single-season NFL passing records of 5,477 yards and 55 touchdowns, the Broncos put on an absolute scoring fest every weekend, finishing the season with an NFL-record 606 points scored. The Broncos defense on the other hand finished in the bottom half of the league in most categories including opponents' points per game, opponents ' passing yards per game, and total yards given up in 2013. However, Broncos General Manager John Elway took note of his team's defensive problems and made some serious changes over this offseason to help fix it.
Elway and the Broncos had plenty of cap room to work with this offseason, and they used every penny of it bringing in high-price defensive Pro Bowlers Aqib Talib, T.J. Ward, and Demarcus Ware to replace the aging Champ Bailey. Talib, Ward, and Ware join super star Linebacker Von Miller, who was just recently medically cleared to play after his knee injury at the end of last season, to create a defense sure to cause a multitude of problems for quarterbacks.
The Broncos may have the second-toughest schedule in the NFL this season, but they will certainly be up to the challenge. The Broncos will be looking for revenge September 21st in Seattle, and Peyton would love to get one more victory against his rival Tom Brady and the New England Patriots on November 2nd in Foxborough. Mark your calendars because those are two games you do not want to miss!
The complete Denver Broncos schedule for the 2014 regular season is as follows:
Week 01: September 07 - Denver Broncos vs. Indianapolis
Colts
Week 02: September 14 - Denver Broncos vs. Kansas City Chiefs
Week 03: September 21 - Denver Broncos at Seattle Seahawks
Week 04: Bye Week
Week 05: October 05 - Denver vs. Arizona Cardinals
Week 06: October 12 - Denver at New York Jets
Week 07: October 19 - Denver vs. San Francisco 49ers
Week 08: October 23 - Denver vs. San Diego Chargers
Week 09: November 02 - Denver at New England Patriots
Week 10: November 09 - Denver at Oakland Raiders
Week 11: November 16 - Denver at St. Louis Rams
Week 12: November 23 - Denver vs. Miami Dolphins
Week 13: November 30 - Denver at Kansas City Chiefs
Week 14: December 07 - Broncos vs. Buffalo Bills
Week 15: December 14 - Broncos at San Diego Chargers
Week 16: December 22 - Broncos at Cincinnati Bengals
Week 17: December 28 - Broncos vs. Oakland Raiders
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