The Broncos were on the losing end of Saturday’s game against the Bengals, but they did not walk away with their heads hung low.
The first string out played the Bengals and there is a lot of promise on both sides barring further injuries. Champ Bailey looked good and Orton continued to impress. Quinn needs to step up in the next three games or Tebow will out last him and pick up the back up spot.
Tebow looked good and experts say once he learns to read the defense, he shows great potential.
Enjoy a delicious outdoor lunch, purchase fresh local produce and goods, listen to live music and connect with the community.
Western Welcome Week is an annual community celebration in the greater Littleton area. The event started in the late 1920s, and has been held every year since. Western Welcome Week includes over 40 events benefiting dozens of local civic and charitable organizations.
This year the 82nd annual celebration begins on Wednesday, August 11, 2010 and continues for 11 days, through Sunday, August 22, 2010. Festival Day, which includes the Children’s Parade, the Grand Parade, the 51st annual Arts & Crafts Fair, and concessions by local civic groups, will be Saturday, August 21, 2010
Littleton Bag of Books Sale 9:00 am—9:00 pm Bemis Library 6014 S. Datura 303-795-3961 – Free admission – GREAT used books at incredible prices — $3 a bag! Bags provided at the event.-
Dean Bushnell Orchestra – 6:00 pm—9:00 pm – RiverPointe Senior Center 5225 S. Prince St. 303-797-0600 – FREE
Swing dance under the big tent with the Dean Bushnell Orchestra. The best dance tunes of the 40′s. Bring the whole family!
If you didn’t think Brett Favre was going to play this year then you don’t know Brett Favre.
You can wonder about his ankle but the doc all ready ok’d it for play so what’s left to talk about Brett Favre’s anticipated return?
How about Favre’s legacy. A bad season at his age is forgiveable but another Superbowl win will do wonders for number 4′s NFL legacy.
Favre may own numerous statistical records but he comes up short in the hardware department. Two Superbowl appearances and only one Superbowl championship.
Joe Montana’s legacy is cemented by the four Superbowl rings on his hand. Favre has thrown for more touchdowns, yards and won more regular season games but without multiple Superbowl rings to go with it it’s going to be hard to include him at the top of the all-time best lists.
In Denver John Elway’s greatness was known during his prime when he took a mediocre Broncos team to three Superbowl appearances. Then he aged like a fine wine and rode off into the sunset a back-to-back Superbowl champion and Superbowl MVP.
But that’s rare in professional sports. Really rare.
Can Brett Favre pull it off?
