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Ray Lewis to retire after playoffs
Ray Lewis is retiring after the postseason.
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Top 12 of 2012: Manning chooses Denver
Peyton Manning choosing to join the Denver Broncos is the No. 4 story of the year.
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Peyton Manning, Champ Bailey lead five Broncos NFL Pro Bowl Selections
Broncos placed five players on the AFC Pro Bowl team
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Top 12 of 2012: Tebow's Mile High Miracle
Tim Tebow's Mile High Miracle in the wildcard round of the 2012 NFL playoffs is No. 8 on our countdown.
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(1)Rifle Bears can't stop the (10)Silver Creek Raptors
Rifle Bears fall to Silver Creek Raptors in state championship.
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Willis McGahee out 6-8 weeks with knee injury
Willis McGahee is expected to miss 6-8 weeks.
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NFL reaches tentative agreement with refs
The NFL and the referees' union announced at midnight (EDT) Thursday that a tentative agreement had been reached.
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NFL upholds Seahawks' disputed win over Packers
It's one of the most controversial calls in NFL history.
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Broncos-Steelers sets NBC record
Sunday’s Steelers-Broncos game on NBC was the highest-rated Sunday Night Football game ever.
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Tebow falters, Broncos fall into tie for first
Tim Tebow picked a terrible time to run out of fourth-quarter comebacks. Rather than inspiring the Denver Broncos to another dramatic rally, the quarterback sealed the most dreadful performance of his two-year career by throwing four interceptions -- all in the second half and two returned for touchdowns 18 seconds apart -- in a 40-14 loss to the Buffalo Bills on Saturday.
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Broncos pull another trick out of their hats
Wild wins are becoming routine for Tim Tebow and the Denver Broncos, who flail away through most of four quarters before coming through in the clutch.
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Broncos phase in metal detectors for fans at gates
Some fans attending Denver Broncos games are now being scanned with hand-held metal detectors instead of being patted down by security officials.
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McGahee leads Broncos back into AFC West race
Tim Tebow took the snap, put the ball in Willis McGahee's belly and decided whether to hand it off or keep it for his own run.
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Broncos fall late in Tennessee
Matt Hasselbeck ran off the field holding a football over his head, celebrating both a win and his 36th birthday. Whether he gets to pass to Kenny Britt again this season remains to be seen.
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Perrish Cox among notable cuts
The Denver Broncos waived Perrish Cox on Saturday, cutting ties with the cornerback who is facing a sexual assault trial later this year.
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McGahee giving Broncos a boost
The Denver Broncos had one of the worst red-zone touchdown percentages in the NFL last season. Willis McGahee to the rescue.
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Broncos cut CB Nate Jones
The Denver Broncos have released veteran cornerback Nate Jones and waived six other players.
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Broncos win on last second field goal
Kyle Orton led Denver back from a shaky start with two touchdown drives and the Broncos' defense throttled Tarvaris Jackson in a 23-20 win over the Seattle Seahawks on Saturday night.
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Broncos liking their defensive makeover
The Denver Broncos like how their defensive makeover is going even though nose tackle Ty Warren was on the operating table Tuesday instead of the football field.
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Orton No. 1; who's No. 2?
Denver Broncos coach John Fox has seen enough to name Kyle Orton his starting quarterback. What he hasn't determined is who's No. 2.
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Orton and Quinn thrive in Broncos' win
Brady Quinn leapfrogged Tim Tebow, at least for one night. Kyle Orton, who has rendered the quarterback drama in Denver a question of who will be his backup, led the Broncos on two touchdown drives in a 24-10 victory over the Buffalo Bills on Saturday night.
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Broncos' Moore learning from Dawkins
Rookie safety Rahim Moore has always admired Brian Dawkins’ hard-hitting game from afar, even carrying a picture of the Pro Bowler in his wallet for inspiration while he was at UCLA. Now, Moore carries Dawkins’ shoulder pads after the Denver Broncos’ practices as he studies the venerable veteran from a much closer vantage point.
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Welcome to "Sports Authority Field at Mile High"
Invesco Field at Mile High will now be known as Sports Authority Field at Mile High.
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Broncos d-line takes big hit
Denver Broncos run-stuffer Ty Warren has a torn triceps that will sideline him indefinitely.
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Tebow happy at camp
Tim Tebow insists he's a happy camper unfazed by his many critics who are blasting him over his inconsistent performances at the Denver Broncos training camp.
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