I love this stadium and it's one of my favorite places to be in Denver. Lot L or J is great for tailgating. Of course everything is overpriced here. That's just football. It's a great place to watch the Broncos. read more

Wow 4-0 who'da thunk!?! Go Broncos, keep doin whatcha doin... Hope to see sometime this season @ Invesco, always a fun time!

Warning: If you aren't a Denver Broncos fan and are rooting for the oppossing team, be careful! Not only will the fans treat you dog poo, but the staff will as well! I was singled out for being a Patriots fan last week and was told that I had to leave the stadium because of "profanity" and other things that I was saying/doing. When I asked them to ask the fans around me, they refused and told me that I had to leave. What a shame.. SHAME on you Denver Bronco's staff.. I paid $750.00 off the second market for these tickets. It's a shame that I was targetted like this for being a Patriots fan at Sports Authority Field. I said and did nothing wrong, but you pretended like I did to get me kicked out of the game. In New England we welcome all fans and will never treat you this way. I am a responsible and professional adult who's also a combat veteran of two different wars. Shame on you Denver. read more

The new bronco coach is a loser. He coached CU so he is use to losing. What do you expect Elway. You hire a loser you get a loser. Osweiler isn't any better. We got rid of him for a reason. read more

Upon departing the awful Broncos / Jacksonville loss there were 2 parking attendants sitting on the down gate in Lot G. Let me say that again. End of the game, your staff is SITTING on the actual gate. I politely asked if they were going to open the gate. One attendant said no, that I have to go down to the other end. I told him, and I will tell you there is only 1 exit out of Lot G and the other lot to the north also goes out the same exit. So you have 2 huge parking lots exiting out 1 exit. I told these individuals, that was the problem. They both proceeded to yell at me to go down to the other exit, when I was just trying to have a conversation with them. So not only is the product on the field not worth the price of admission, your staff compounds it by being rude, disrespectful, not helpful and uninformed. Our family has had season tickets since 1962 and I have been going since 1974. The team is awful and your staff makes it worse. It sure doesn't make a person want to go to any more games. And with 4000+ no shows it WILL only get worse. Open the gates. Train your staff. Get it right. read more

I went to a Broncos vs. Colts game. Since I'm not a huge football fan, most of my review will be on other things. So, let's talk about parking. I don't know how they do it, but SOMEHOW, SOMEWAY they manage to maneuver $30 out of people's wallets to park. And, for that much money you would be thinking valet... especially in this economy or even that you would be right next to the stadium. But alas, you would be disappointed expecting such niceties for your patronage you may still have a 1/2 mile walk from your vehicle to stadium. Personally, being the cheap-skate that I am, I refused to part with such a large amount of money that would have nearly bought another ticket. I took the bus to the game, which was still somewhere around $10 for two, but a good alternative to paying such a ridiculous amount of money to put my car somewhere that didn't really feel all that safe. Now, mind that the ride to Invesco wasn't spectacular, but I felt pretty satisfied with my decision once I saw the area that is around the stadium. So finally, I get in the doors. This place is pathetic. The gift shops, what few there are, are not worth looking at there is horrible selection and as per usual of any sporting event things are all horrifically overpriced. Emphasis on lack of selection. Next up, the food vendors. Oh look at that, the selection here sucks too and everything is terribly overpriced (well it's standard stadium pricing anyways). Emphasis on lack of variety. You'd think they'd have stuff set up around the stadium to keep kids busy, but this didn't appear to be of high importance to the designers of this place. After some confusion, I find my seat and hate myself for not bringing a blanket. No no, a simple coat is not good enough. Gee for all the money they dumped into this place you'd think they could have invested in better seats and at least some sort of overhang to protect people from the elements. My advice, save your money and curl up on the couch in the comfort of your home with a nice warm blanket, or perhaps a Snuggie? read more

In 2015 the Denver Broncos capped off an incredible playoff run, ending with a Lombardi Trophy and were crowned Super bowl 50 champions. Success isn't given, it is earned. The Broncos earned every bit of that success riding on the number one defense in the NFL. It wasn't all sunny and blue skies in the mile high city. Peyton Manning, one of the greatest quarterbacks to play, retires after the win. Plus, with three all pro defensive players leaving for larger contracts, it left the Broncos with multiple questions and problems. After watching the team go 9-7 in 2016, they came up short and missed the playoffs. In the NFL it's difficult to maintain a winning season. With that being said, the Broncos played very well with the injuries and lack of depth they possessed. The defensive still had bragging rights to being one the best defenses in the league. On the other hand, the offense looked like a high school team was out there. During the 2016 season the Denver Broncos offensive line allowed 40 sacks, that was third worst in the NFL( All stats are provided from ESPN.com). There is nothing spectacular that stood out to me this year on the offense because their offensive line in my opinion was the worst in league. They had a total of 1,400 yards rushing this year The league average was 1,800. C.J. Anderson, who has been the Broncos starting running back since 2014, had a season ending injury. It starts with the run game and they could not establish it. This lead the team to relying on first year quarterback Trevor Siemian, who out performed Mark Sanchez in training camp. Trevor had a pretty decent year putting up a 18:10 touchdown to interceptions ratio. He was light on his feet, while firing rockets into his receivers. He still needs to work on his accuracy and decision making, but I believe he will become an excellent starter in this league. That man was the only positive thing on that offense, I give him the offensive M.V.P. When we talk about the Denver Broncos defense, one thing comes to mind, "the no fly zone." This was the nickname given to the Broncos secondary who led the league in opposing quarterback rating of 73.8(All stats provided by ESPN.com). They also led the the league in fewest passing yards allowed per game with 185 yards. They were a nightmare for opposing quarterbacks. It was led by their two all pro cornerbacks, Aqib Talib and Chris Harris Jr.. One of the reasons quarterbacks had trouble against this group was the constant pressure put on through all pro linebackers Demarcus Ware and Von Miller. Von Miller who was Super Bowl 50 M.V.P., actually was runner up for defensive player of the year. With all these advantages to the passing game, it led to some holes in the run game. The Broncos allowed the fourth most rushing yards per game with 130.5 yards per game. The Broncos lost two all pro dynamic run stoppers on defense, nose tackle Malik Jackson and linebacker Danny Trevathan. It made it so much more challenging for the team to stop the run without those two . This defense won all their games for them, whether it was through blocked kicks or a pick sixes late in the fourth quarter. If it wasn't for this dominant defense the Broncos would have been staring at a losing record for the year. I give the Defensive M.V.P to Denver's secondary, "The No Fly Zone." The Broncos put up a strong fight this year, but their division was sick of losing against them. In the NFL you play your division teams twice, this year the Broncos had tough losses to divisional opponents, which eventually led to them missing the playoffs. The home game against the Chiefs, which they lost 30-27 in overtime, was the turning point in which the team simply gave up. It was a devastating loss knowing that they would have led the AFC West with a win. After that game they lost four of the last five ending with no playoff hopes. It was a tough schedule. The Raiders went 12-4, while the chiefs went 13-3, both of whom are in the Broncos division. The Broncos faced these teams twice and couldn't find an answer to winning. Despite their tough schedule, the Broncos had their opportunities to making the playoffs, they just didn't know how to finish the games. The offense played way to poor for how strong and dominant their defense was. The Broncos hope the new coaching staff will coach these players to becoming smart and physical. I was really disappointed with their season, I was hoping for at least a playoff appearance. The Broncos had a lot of missing parts to make a run in the playoffs, yet they earned a winning record and played their hearts out, for that I give them a B- rating. The Broncos hope to become contenders again next year, like in 2015, but that requires every player and coach to do their job to perfection. read more

I used to attend the games, but not anymore. I won't subject myself or my family to the NFL's updated policy of TSA-style, rights encroaching searches just to get in to watch a game. Add to that the ridiculous prices that the NFL franchises universally charge. Oh, but keep telling yourself sports fan that it's worth it. John Elway loves you. And Pat Bowlen needs another couple of yachts. read more

I am a huge Bronco fan(even now)but their TEAM STORE sucks! I called on a Tuesday to see if they had a Tebow helmet they quoted me a price which seemed liked a okay deal when I asked the salesperson to verify it was the one I wanted she said that price was only good on Monday because they put certain items on sale following a win(we all know how. Rare that has been lately. I asked her to see if her boss would honor the sale price one day later since I live out of state and did not know about "win " policy.She said she would try and call me back.She did call me back But her boss said no because it didn't sell? on Monday he would not reduce the price on Tuesday?I thought about it and thanked her for trying and then decided a few hours later to call the boss "Ted " I think to make my plea directly to him as a die hard Bronco fan.Even though the girl said she had worked at the team store for years and "TED" was their a few months , he denied everything that the sales girl told me."TED" said that they were running the store FOR the Broncos as a Vendor and they never put items on sale after a win or offer coupons directly to residents etc .Long story short I called "Amanda " at the Broncos Marketing Department to complain of the whole experience .They could have just said to me that I missed my chance and I could understand that but SOMEONE lied to me and I did not appreciate it. Amanda confirmed that a third party was running the store but I guess the Broncos are not that concerned about the treatment their fans receive.You would think that they would care since the hard core Bronco fans support the team and buy gear and go to games EVEN when they are losing LIKE NOW.You would think about the they care about their "BRAND" which is the Broncos.I bought the Tebow helmet for LESS than their "SALE PRICE" which they refused to honor one day later for about $100 LESS DIRECTLY from the NFL with PSA/DNA certification . I never did hear back from Amanda in marketing though she was kind enough to hear me out.Guess they just don't care about the treatment their fans receive from their Retail partners.Good luck buying anything from the BRONCO TEAM STORE. BAD SERVICE HIGH PRICES =BAD EXPERIENCE= BUY ELSEWHERE . read more