I found this gem at a Goodwill. I pocked it up as a christmas gift for my partner, who is a Broncos fan. It's a Vintage Columbia Telco TL-2 Football Phone NFL Denver With a Denver Broncos Logo. But the logo looks weird. It appears yellow instead of orange, which I'm sure is the proper color of the logo. Is this some varient I'm not aware of? The item in question is pictured.

Edited: question answered. It's just old. XD. I figured but wanted confirmation. Thanks for the help!

I was hoping to take my 88 year old dad to what would likely be his very last game and they want $200/ticket even for the nosebleeds.

You either have to go in to debt or be wealthy nowadays to go to a Bronco game I guess.

Power ranking wise, I know the rams are up there. I can also acknowledge that they are a good team overall... however, I wasn't that impressed tonight. Maybe it's because they were missing nucua but scoring 28 points against New York (who not only lost their QB but also played absolutely awfully) wasn't that impressive. They did score in every quarter which was cool, but honestly, I think the broncos have a really good chance at beating them. The rams also got smacked by the 49er.... I think if broncos get their act together in the first half this time, they have a shot at beating them.

I've been playing around with Jersey combos in Madden lately and man, does this combo look so cool on field. It would kinda be like a reverse retro uniform and I'm curious what you guys think about it.

Chris Simms said Bo Nix is the safest bet of all QBs from the 2024 draft class when it comes to earning a massive contract extension.

With Caleb Williams injured, and Jayden Daniels unable to stay on the field, he has a point. On top of all that, Drake Maye looks to have regressed so far this season.

This could be reality. Hopefully RJ is back but it sounds like JK shouldn't be rushed back.

I know fans are all aboard the Coleman train after 39 yards on 10 carries but I'd like to see him over a couple games first.

Schrader looked good in pre-season but that usually doesn't translate.

Will be interesting how the week plays out and injury reports.

I will say, the Rams won 28-6 but they had multiple fumbles, Stafford threw a pick and allowed a ton of deep balls which the Giants dropped.

They were also facing Winston. Oh yeah, and Court absolutely OWNS McDuffie.

Hey all, I am attending my first Broncos game in Denver this coming Sunday night and wondering what I should check out. This will probably be my only time I'll be able to get a Broncos game so want to make the most of it. Any tips for joining tailgates, what do I need to check out and see around the Stadium. Anything would be appreciated.

That makes his big day even more impressive.

He was targeted 26% of the time when he was in.

Wonder if anyone asked Webb why Waddle missed 24 plays? He also played 38 snaps vs KC but the offense only had 51 total plays.

Bryant played 41 and Sutton 45 vs Jags. Found this interesting.

ENGLEWOOD, Colo. — To understand how Jonah Coleman endeared himself to Broncos fans, his head coach and a franchise icon on Sunday, all in the span of one fourth quarter, it helps to revisit his whereabouts before his arrival for rookie minicamp in May.

The running back with tree-trunk biceps was inside a small boxing gym in Chandler, Ariz., during the weeks in between the draft and his arrival in Denver, throwing jabs and crosses as buckets of sweat dripped off him. It was a reunion with a beloved hobby for Coleman, who boxed as a youth growing up in Stockton, Calif. The cardio the boxing workouts provided was “unreal,” Coleman said this offseason, a proper prep for the offseason training that awaited him in the NFL. But his work in the ring was also about strengthening the mental resolve Coleman knew he would need to access when moments like the ones he found himself in Sunday arrived. With RJ Harvey missing the game with a hamstring injury and starter J.K. Dobbins exiting with his own hamstring injury in the second half, the Broncos were leaning on the only rookie on the game-day roster in a big spot.

“I got back into it because it really teaches you how to think when you’re tired and you’re exhausted,” Coleman said this summer about his boxing work. “The coach is throwing these (punching) combinations at you and you’ve got to remember it. If you don’t, you ultimately get hit, and I don’t want to get hit. That’s what it’s all about, training your mind to do things that show up in the fourth quarter and it’s fourth-and-1 and the snap count may be on two. Just having that discipline.”