Mark Kiszla is a columnist at The Denver Post. He covers a range of topics within the realm of competitive sports, focusing primarily on major league and team sports. His insights and commentary have been featured in numerous publications, including the Fort Morgan Times, Greeley Tribune, and the Miami Herald.
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By: Mark Kiszla
FOUNTAIN ā Coach Prime stole a page from the gospel according to āBearā Bryant to transform his mercenary misfits into a band of CU Buffalo brothers. āYou (go) on trips ā¦ so you can unite, so you can build loyalty, you can build love, so you can get to know one another, so these kids [ā¦]
By: Mark Kiszla
ATLANTA ā With the Broncos taking their B team to Hotlanta, thereās only one Grade A reason to watch this preseason NFL game. Will Denver run the damn ball and kick some butt? After getting pushed around for nearly a decade, Denver has assembled a championship defense and found a bona fide starting quarterback. Nowās [ā¦]
By: Mark Kiszla
You think Denver sports fans win as a result of a Walmart family feud? Greg Penner and Stan Kroenke both married Walton women. āFamily Feudā is a TV game show hosted by Steve Harvey. ā J., not easily impressed Kiz: Gotta admit itās kinda funny to turn the marrying-for-the-money stereotype inside out, portraying Denverās leading [ā¦]
By: Mark Kiszla
Thereās a black hole on the Colorado sports calendar. In our fine state, where Broncomania rages on, college football Saturdays have fallen. And Iām not sure if the CU Buffaloes, Air Force Falcons or CSU Rams know how to get back up. The shine on Coach Prime is fading to black, with television ratings for [ā¦]
By: Mark Kiszla
Whoa, whoa, whoa. Everybody in Denver is already crowning the Broncs as Super Bowl champions. Dude, please. I donāt care what scribes, radio honks or coaches say. Nixās ankle is very suspect. Two relatively recent operations on a previously repaired ankle spell weakness and early onset arthritis. How all that affects his game remains to [ā¦]
By: Mark Kiszla
The grade for the Nuggetsā knuckleheaded attempts to regain championship form has improved from an F to a double D. His name is DeMar DeRozan. He is a heckuva player. Check that. Once upon a time, DeRozan possessed guard skills that made him a nearly perennial All-Star. But his star is fading. Double D is [ā¦]
By: Mark Kiszla
Bo Nix and John Elway donāt belong in the same sentence, except in one essential way that makes them both winners. As a young NFL quarterback, Nix is nothing special for three quarters. But with the game on the line in the final 15 minutes, heās Elway. Or a young prince in the mold of [ā¦]
By: Mark Kiszla
Stan Kroenke shouldāve bought the Rockies instead of the Angels. ā Ray, woulda, coulda, shoulda Kiz: We might not know much here at Kickinā It Headquarters, but we absolutely, positively know this for certain. As recently as the early months of 2025, a man trying to broker a sale of Charlie Monfortās share of the [ā¦]
By: Mark Kiszla
FORT COLLINS ā As his son grabbed the Bronze Boot with gusto, and CSU students stormed the field in celebration of a resounding 35-13 Rams victory over archrival Wyoming, Jim E. Mora watched with a twinkle in his eye that was the very definition of paternal pride. Sweet dreams for a football family are made [ā¦]
By: Mark Kiszla
Bo Nix and Broncos can turn Chiefs dynasty to rubble with win at Kansas City
