Dave Althouse is an Executive Sports Producer at KRQE News. He specializes in covering football, particularly the NFL, with a focus on Colorado and the Denver Broncos. Dave's work has been featured in prominent outlets including ABC4 Utah, KELOLAND Media Group, and FOX31 KDVR.
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By: Dave Althouse
After the Orange and Blue started the season with a loss in Seattle, how long of a leash do you give Broncos rookie quarterback Bo Nix? “Colorado Sports Night” asked Darren McKee of Alt…
By: Dave Althouse
Broncos Country, it looks like you will not have an opportunity to greet former quarterback Russell Wilson this Sunday against the Steelers.
Week 2 Predictions from the Orange and Blue Report team at FOX31 Posted: Updated: DENVER (KDVR) — It isn't the matchup everyone in Broncos Country wanted.
Denver Broncos head coach Sean Payton knows he can’t win many games in the NFL if the team keeps up its’ 2.9 yards-per-carry average that it’s had through the first two weeks of t…
By: Dave Althouse
It’s good to be number one — just ask the University of Denver Men’s Soccer Team.
By: Dave Althouse
James Merilatt on Colorado Sports Night: 'Go up tempo' Posted: Updated:
By: Dave Althouse
It was only one game, but did a change in approach by the Denver Broncos coaching staff help rookie quarterback Bo Nix find some confidence going forward?
INGLEWOOD, Calif. (KDVR) — The stars are bigger in Los Angeles. Just ask former NFL tight end Rob Gronkowski. Checking in at 6 feet 6 inches tall, the four-time Super Bowl champion will retur…
By: Dave Althouse
Colorado School of Mines head football coach Pete Sterbick is leaving the program.
By: Dave Althouse
Dave Althouse GOLDEN, Colo. (KDVR) — Colorado School of Mines head football coach Pete Sterbick is leaving the program.
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