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https://www.broncoslockerroom.com/authentic-drew-lock-jersey , there was no rivalry between the Denver Broncos and Oakland Raiders. The Broncos were a doormat to the rest of the league. An embarrassment. Then it all changed forever. From 1975 to 2004, the rivalry between the two franchises was among the greatest in the NFL.The very first NFL game I attended was an alumni game between the late 70’s era Broncos and Raiders. I remember my mother being irate that Lyle Alzado was suiting up for the silver and black, but other than that, I remember very little about that game other than the fireworks that followed this meaningless summer contest. ...actually, that’s not entirely true.I also remember a fragile old woman who had too much to drink working her way down the ramps of old Mile High screeching Raiders war chants as we shuffled our way out of the stadium. The Broncos who had brought the city of Denver to Super Bowl XII (minus Alzado) didn’t have what it took to beat the Raiders of sometime around 1983. My mother was livid.At that time, I had no idea the history between the two teams. It was then, as that woman coughed her support for the Raiders to an unreceptive crowd, that I understood that losing to the Raiders must never, ever, happen. When it comes to the AFC West, there is no better rivalry than that of the Denver Broncos and wherever the nomadic Raiders call home. During the 60’s and most of the 70’s, the Denver Broncos never stood a chance against the powerhouse Raiders. In the time since then, Denver has shown that the Raiders are little more than an afterthought as the Broncos rang up enough Super Bowl victories to challenge the Raiders for divisional supremacy in the NFL.There are some that want the Broncos to lose Monday’s game so that they may obtain a better draft position in the 2019 draft. While ordinarily, I would agree, there is never reason enough to lose to Oakland... or wherever they’ll be from these next few years. While football has become a business, the history of destroying one’s arch rival holds true. In a season marred by incompetent coaching and even worse play-calling, there’s no better way to make a case for any team who may be looking to hire a defensive coordinator (cough, cough Vance to the Bengals) than to beat the Raiders. HORSE TRACKSThree Keys to Broncos-RaidersFrom games to players to postseason chances, the Broncos have lost a great deal in recent weeks. But if they are to beat the Raiders, it will happen because of what they still possess.C.J. Anderson of Los Angeles Rams rushes for 167 yards in place of Todd GurleyC.J. Anderson showed he knew the Rams' offense just fine despite signing only five days earlier as uncertainty over a knee injury clouded the status of Todd Gurley.It would appear as if Bill Musgrave doesn't trust Case KeenumIt would appear as if Bill Musgrave doesn't trust his quarterback.Denver could spoil Oakland’s possible final home game at ColiseumOAKLAND, Calif. – Derek Carr knows what outsiders think about the run-down Oakland Coliseum with the infield dirt for early season games,...Denver Broncos running back Phillip Lindsay had plans to become a police officer | 9news.comLindsay, who played for the CU, was applying for jobs as a police officer as he chased his dream to play in the NFL. Now he's set to represent the AFC in the Pro Bowl.Broncos, Raiders meet in midst of lost seasonsThe Raiders are just hoping to get out of this season without more injuries.Vance Joseph expected to emerge as candidate for Cincinnati Bengals defensive coordinatorIf the Broncos part ways with Vance Joseph, he is expected to emerge as a candidate for the Bengals' defensive coordinator job and potentially even their head-coaching job when Marvin Lewis decides he has had enough of coaching, a league source told ESPN.Paul Klee: John Elway charged with total reset of Denver Broncos operation - from top to bottom | Premium | gazette.comDENVER 鈥?With his right arm, the laser-rocket one, leaning on a driver, John Elway stood on the first tee box at the beautiful Broadmoor and soaked in the viewMonday Night Football odds, line: Broncos vs. Raiders picks, predictions from expert who's 10-3 on Denver games - CBSSports.comMicah Roberts has his finger on the pulse of Von Miller and the BroncosRAIDERS GAME DAY: Position breakdown vs. Denver Broncos | Las Vegas Review-JournalThe Raiders host the Denver Broncos at 5:15 p.m. in a “Monday Night Football” game at Oakland-Alameda County Coliseum. Here’s a breakdown by position.Broncos are planning to fire Vance Joseph, hopeful of interviewing John Harbaugh should he become available - CBSSports.comHarbaugh will be the most coveted coach on the market if he doesn't return to RavensChristian McCaffrey sets record for most RB catches - NFL.comWe're in a new age of versatile backs. Christian McCaffrey is officially the face of it. McCaffrey broke the NFL record for most catches made by a running back in a single season Sunday.Bears beat 49ers, keep hope alive for a first-round bye – ProFootballTalkThe Bears still have a shot at a first-round playoff bye. That's because they did what they needed to do today in San Francisco, beating the 49ers in a 14-9 game that saw their defense dominate but their offense and special teams look less than impressive.Saints hold off Steelers to clinch top seed in NFC – ProFootballTalkOfficials called Joe Haden for pass interference on two Saints' fourth-down plays. Both led to Saints' touchdowns. Michael Thomas caught a 2-yard touchdown pass against Haden with 1:25 remaining for the winning points.Dolphins ownership considering sweeping changes, but GM Chris Grier likely safe - CBSSports.comBoth Adam Gase and Mike Tannenbaum could be let goRaiders playing home games in London next season not being considered as an option - CBSSports.comLeague sources tell NFL Insider Jason La Canfora that no additional expansion of international play has been discussedNFL flexes Colts-Titans to Sunday night for Week 17, reveals start times for all other games - CBSSports.comThe NFL has announced the entire schedule for Week 17Patriots could see exodus of coaches Womens Dre'Mont Jones Jersey , executives in 2019 due to concerns about team's future - CBSSports.comIt's inevitable the Pats will have to rebuild and it's unknown how the organization will function when Robert Kraft steps downNFL Playoff Picture Week 16 standings: Steelers likely out of playoffs, Saints clinch home-field advantage - CBSSports.comEverything you need to know about the NFL playoff hunt with the Week 16 results rolling inLeSean McCoy says he didn't start vs. New England Patriots because of 'situation' with Buffalo Bills coach Sean McDermottBills running back LeSean McCoy said a "situation" with coach Sean McDermott was the reason McCoy did not start in Sunday's game at New England, but he did not elaborate further.New York Jets coach Todd Bowles lashes out at officiating -- 'I thought we were playing the Packers and the striped shirts'In an uncharacteristic move, a visibly upset Todd Bowles lashed out at the officiating Sunday after a penalty-marred overtime loss to Green Bay. "I thought we were playing the Packers and the striped shirts," the Jets coach vented.NFL, NFLPA ask drug-testing administrator to look into allegations by Carolina Panthers safety Eric ReidThe NFL and NFL Players Association have asked the administrator of their independent drug-testing program to look into allegations by Panthers safety Eric Reid regarding the number of times he has been tested this season, sources told ESPN.Baker Mayfield pleads ignorance after appearing to stare down Hue JacksonBaker Mayfield appeared to glare toward former coach Hue Jackson on the sidelines for a fair amount of time late in the Cleveland Browns' 26-18 victory over the Cincinnati Bengals on Sunday.Texans believe Demaryius Thomas has torn Achilles - NFL.comHouston's receiving corps has likely suffered a significant loss. Texans receiver Demaryius Thomas was carted off the field and ruled out after suffering what's believed to be a torn Achilles.Richard Sherman, two Bears WRs ejected after fight - NFL.comNiners cornerback Richard Sherman and Bears receivers Anthony Miller and Josh Bellamy were ejected following a skirmish that started with a late hit to Mitchell Trubisky.Nick Foles' record day keeps Philadelphia Eagles in playoff hunt - NFL.comNick Foles' franchise record 471 passing yards helped lift the Philadelphia Eagles over the Houston Texans on Sunday to keep the Eagles in the hunt for an NFC wild-card spot heading into Week 17.Arizona’s final 2018 home game felt like Larry Fitzgerald’s final home game – ProFootballTalkCardinals fans will cheer again -- even louder -- if Larry Fitzgerald decides to return for a 16th season. But Sunday seemed like a retirement party in the Cardinals' final home game of 2018. From start to finish, they honored one of the franchise's most revered players.Rams cruise to 31-9 win over Cardinals – ProFootballTalkThe Rams are a step closer to clinching a first-round bye. They improved to 12-3 on the season with a comfortable 31-9 victory over the Cardinals in Arizona on Sunday afternoon. With the Bears beating the 49ers, they'll need a win or a Bears loss to seal one of the top two seeds. Locked In: The story of why Denver drafted Missouri QB Drew Lock 42nd overall"WhiteFanposts Fanshots Sections Broncos NewsBroncos 2019 Draft ClassBroncos PodcastsBroncos 2019 ScheduleKey Offseason DatesCommunity RulesFull ArchiveBroncos StoriesScheduleRosterStatsOdds Shop About Masthead Community Guidelines StubHub ✕Broncos Draft 2019Why the Denver Broncos Drafted Drew LockNew,208commentsLocked In: The story of why Denver drafted Missouri QB Drew Lock 42nd overall Why the Denver Broncos Drafted Drew LockChristopher Hanewinckel-USA TODAY SportsJoe Flacco has seen this before. In 2018, the Baltimore Ravens traded back up into the first round of the draft with the Philadelphia Eagles to select QB Lamar Jackson with the 32nd overall pick. Flacco had to bat away rumors that his starting quarterback job was slipping into the hands of Jackson, until the rumors turned into facts on November 18, 2018. Injuries and lack of production seemingly forced the Ravens into making the decision to go with Jackson, and now Flacco’s fate in Denver doesn’t appear to be much different.Christopher Hanewinckel-USA TODAY SportsEnter 6’4”, 225-lb. QB Drew Lock out of Missouri. Fresh off a senior season that came nowhere close to the stat production of his junior year, Lock had taken a hit to his draft stock. The Denver Broncos saw an opportunity and took it, trading with Cincinnati to move into the 42nd slot to grab the top QB on John Elway’s draft board. The temptation was irresistible. Lock has since said all the right things. He knows he is the backup, yet his confidence and appearance have drawn comparisons to former Broncos’ QB Jay Cutler. Since trading up to snag Dalton Risner and Drew Lock back-to-back, the Broncos’ Day 2 haul has built momentum as one of the best in 2019.Drew Lock on people saying he reminds them of Jay Cutler: The Missouri product seems pumped and excited to get to work. The fact that Denver nabbed Lock in the second round of the 2019 draft, instead of the first, alleviates some of the pressure on Elway and Fangio to play Lock right away. This should give Flacco plenty of time to pick up the system and make a name for himself here in Denver early on, if he’s ever going to.Lock is anxious to embrace his new orange and blue threads, after growing up in Missouri and learning to hate those colors as a Chiefs’ fan. There will be doubters, as shown in the draft when Lock fell all the way to 42nd overall, after being seen as a sure-fire first rounder merely a season ago. Lock is ready to prove them wrong. The dynamic between how Denver uses Flacco and Lock will be closely monitored, and Flacco has made it known that he believes this is his team.It must be tough keeping a level head as you wait and watch teams pick other players, not knowing when your name will be called. However, Lock is embracing the opportunity in Denver, and there may not have been a better fit. Elway has compared the Broncos’ plan with their QBs to Brett Favre and Aaron Rodgers. Broncos Country is willing to be patient with that plan, as long as it results in a Super Bowl win, as it did for Rodgers in 2010.Five years is an awfully long time for Denver to wait for a Super Bowl. Some wonder if Elway will be around as the GM to see his final plan through, but a pattern is becoming clear in the way the Broncos draft their players. Joe Flacco’s task this year may be just as daunting as the one he faced a year ago, but the veteran Super Bowl MVP is not one to shy away from competition, and it doesn’t sound like the young Drew Lock is, either. This should be fun.