Denver Broncos

Man indicted in slaying of Broncos' Williams
San Francisco Chronicle | October 09, 2008
A 25-year-old man was indicted Wednesday on first-degree murder charges in the drive-by shooting death of Denver Broncos cornerback Darrent Williams on New Year's Day 2007. Willie D. Clark faces 39 counts, including murder, attempted murder, assault, crimes...

Man indicted in slaying of Broncos' Williams
San Francisco Chronicle | October 09, 2008
A 25-year-old man was indicted Wednesday on first-degree murder charges in the drive-by shooting death of Denver Broncos cornerback Darrent Williams on New Year's Day 2007. Willie D. Clark faces 39 counts, including murder, attempted murder, assault, crimes...

No argument: Cutler a good listener, leader
Denver Post | October 09, 2008
If quarterback Jay Cutler proved anything during the Broncos' 16-13 victory Sunday against Tampa Bay, it was that for all his early season success, he remains coachable.

Long a backup, Pittman preps as though he's the starter
Denver Post | October 09, 2008
The way Michael Pittman has it figured, he's 33 going on 29.

Man indicted in Broncos murder case
Kansas City Star | October 09, 2008
Willie D. Clark, who has long been considered a “person of interest” in the drive-by shooting death of Broncos cornerback Darrent Williams, was indicted in Denver on Wednesday on 39 counts for the crime.

Broncos praise police on handling of Williams case
Buffalo News | October 09, 2008
The owner and the coach of the Denver Broncos praised the Denver Police Department for its dogged determination to bring charges in the slaying of Darrent Williams 21 months after the rising young star was gunned down in a drive-by shooting that shook the franchise.

Man indicted in slaying of Broncos' Williams
Buffalo News | October 09, 2008
A 25-year-old man was indicted Wednesday on first-degree murder charges in the drive-by shooting death of Denver Broncos cornerback Darrent Williams on New Year's Day 2007.

Indictment in Bronco's death
Buffalo News | October 09, 2008
A 25-year-old man was indicted Wednesday on first-degree murder charges in the drive-by shooting death of Denver Broncos cornerback Darrent Williams on New Year's Day 2007.

Suspect indicted in slaying of Broncos' Williams
Baltimore Sun | October 08, 2008
Denver cornerback was shot and killed on New Year's Day 2007 A 25-year-old man was indicted Wednesday on first-degree murder charges in the drive-by shooting death of Denver Broncos cornerback Darrent Williams on New Year's Day 2007.

NHL Primer: Top storylines for 2008 season (Rocky Mountain News)
Yahoo! News | October 08, 2008
More accurately, the NHL is back in North America. While the 2008-09 season got underway last weekend in Europe, the domestic schedule officially begins tonight with four games in three time zones across the U.S. and Canada.

Suspect indicted in shooting death of Broncos' Williams
USA Today | October 08, 2008
A grand jury has indicted a suspect on murder charges in the 2007 drive-by shooting of Denver Broncos cornerback Darrent Williams. ...

Broncos' Young, Scheffler out
Denver Post | October 08, 2008
Broncos coach Mike Shanahan said Selvin Young and Tony Scheffler — who both have strained left groins — would not play Sunday against visiting Jacksonville. He expects them to return Oct. 20 at New England.

Broncos lose Scheffler, Selvin Young to groin injuries
USA Today | October 08, 2008
The Denver Broncos will be without two of their key offensive players Sunday against Jacksonville. Tight end Tony Scheffler and ...

Jaguars precipitated changing of the guard
Denver Post | October 08, 2008
If they're the same Jacksonville Jaguars, they will arrive here in no particular hurry, but they will get here.

Boss relishing role in four-'backer set
Denver Post | October 08, 2008
There might not be anyone on the Broncos' defense happier to be playing part time in a 3-4 scheme than outside linebacker Boss Bailey.

Injuries take bite out of "O"
Denver Post | October 07, 2008
Denver coach Mike Shanahan said after Sunday's 16-13 victory over Tampa Bay that his team has depth.

Six chosen for 2009 induction
Denver Post | October 07, 2008
Versatility is the key word to describe the six honorees that make up the Colorado Sports Hall of Fame's class of 2009, which was chosen by a selection committee Monday.

Bailey knocks Griese out on double cornerback blitz
Denver Post | October 07, 2008
Broncos reporter Mike Klis analyzes a key play from the team's 16-13 victory over the Tampa Bay Bucs on Sunday.

Moss may shift to outside linebacker
Denver Post | October 07, 2008
There may be a way for the Broncos to no longer waste their 2007 first-round draft pick.

Shanahan: Moss could move to LB
Denver Post | October 07, 2008
Broncos coach Mike Shanahan on Monday said that defensive end Jarvis Moss, the team's first-round draft pick in 2007, could play at outside linebacker.

Lubick, Broncos' Smith Hall bound
Denver Post | October 06, 2008
Sonny Lubick, who coached Colorado State University's football team into conference and national prominence, and long-time Broncos receiver Rod Smith headline the Colorado Sports Hall of Fame's

Prater proves money in the bank
Denver Post | October 06, 2008
Jim Armstrong: Somebody has to say it, so here goes: The Broncos are better off with Matt Prater kicking for them instead of some institution named Jason Elam.

Broncos bounce Griese out
Philly.com | October 06, 2008
Eli Manning threw two touchdown passes and Brandon Jacobs ran for two scores in the Giants' 44-6 victory over the Seattle Seahawks.

Injuries to Royal, Scheffler thin Broncos' receiving corps
Denver Post | October 06, 2008
Time's up, Darrell Jackson. Ready or not, the Broncos need Jackson's strained calf, which has sidelined him since the season-opening win at Oakland, to heal.

Prater's quick thinking nets long 3-pointer
Denver Post | October 06, 2008
If not for some heads-up foresight by kicker Matt Prater, his 55-yard field goal never would have happened.

Buccaneers' timid plan was doomed to fail
Denver Post | October 06, 2008
Barack Obama was at this football stadium not too long ago to make an acceptance speech. Subject: change.

Bests: Elvis is in the building
Denver Post | October 06, 2008
Cancel the search party, the pass rush has been found. The Broncos had three sacks Sunday, including the first of the season for defensive end Elvis Dumervil.

Worsts: Center of attention
Denver Post | October 06, 2008
Brandon Marshall caught only three passes for 25 yards, well off his record-setting pace.

Griese finds big hit in visit to old stomping grounds
Denver Post | October 06, 2008
While being examined by a doctor in Tampa Bay's locker room, quarterback Brian Griese missed an opportunity to speak with Broncos coach Mike Shanahan after Denver's 16-13 victory over the Buccaneers on Sunday.

Faith in defense earned
Denver Post | October 06, 2008
Give Denver coach Mike Shanahan credit for being a man of faith.

The grades: Broncos 16, Bucs 13
Denver Post | October 06, 2008
It wasn't the pretty, high-octane offense home crowds saw in September, but Jay Cutler and Co. were good enough against one of the league's better defenses.

Moss, Crowder among inactives vs. Bucs
Denver Post | October 06, 2008
The Broncos have three defensive linemen among their inactive players for today's game against Tampa Bay.

Bucs Get Roughed Up By Broncos
Tampa Bay Online | October 06, 2008
It wasn't meant to be a bury-the-hatchet moment. No one said I'm sorry, let's move on, but that's pretty much what Bucs coach Jon Gruden and his estranged quarterback Jeff Garcia did late Sunday.

Bucs' offense arrives too late in loss to Broncos
Orlando Sentinel | October 06, 2008
Offense arrives too late for Bucs It didn't matter that Denver's statistically bad defense was on the other side of the ball. Didn't matter who was playing quarterback, either.

Broncos' defense shows up in 16-13 win over Bucs
San Francisco Chronicle | October 05, 2008
The high-flying Broncos finally discovered a defense, generating a pass rush that sent Brian Griese to the sideline with an injured throwing shoulder and yet another bad memory of Denver. Jay Cutler guided a patient Denver offense to a 16-13 win over the...

Broncos' defense shows up in 16-13 win over Bucs
San Francisco Chronicle | October 05, 2008
The high-flying Broncos finally discovered a defense, generating a pass rush that sent Brian Griese to the sideline with an injured throwing shoulder and yet another bad memory of Denver. Jay Cutler guided a patient Denver offense to a 16-13 win over the...

Bucs Fall To Broncos, 16-13
Tampa Bay Online | October 05, 2008
Jay Cutler and the Denver offense controlled the ball at key times, sending the Bucs to 3-2.

Have arm, will travel
Denver Post | October 05, 2008
Together, they could open a large merchandise store with all the jerseys they've acquired.

Moss waits as defensive plans passing him by
Denver Post | October 05, 2008
It pays well. Everything else about the NFL, though, has been a difficult adjustment for Broncos defensive end Jarvis Moss.

Will Bucs' mistakes finally take toll against Broncos?
Orlando Sentinel | October 05, 2008
The unbeaten Denver Broncos took their explosive offense, led by rising star quarterback Jay Cutler, to Kansas City last week to face the winless Chiefs, a team struggling for anything positive to happen, especially when they had the ball.

Bucs Aware Of Broncos' Blocking Tactics
Tampa Bay Online | October 04, 2008
The Bucs have not allowed a rushing touchdown or a single player to rush for more than 100 yards this season, but their prowess as run stoppers will be greatly challenged Sunday.

Broncos RB Torain out
Kansas City Star | October 03, 2008
Denver Broncos running back Ryan Torain is out for Sunday's contest against Tampa Bay.

Shanahan on Henry: 'a shame'
Denver Post | October 03, 2008
Broncos coach Mike Shanahan made his first comments today about this week's arrest of former running back Travis Henry, who faces federal drug charges of possessing and distributing cocaine.

Cutler big on Marshall, but anyone will do
Denver Post | October 03, 2008
So Brandon Marshall has become the quarterback's pet. But don't expect any jealousies from the rest of the Broncos' receiver class. Video: Spencer Larsen's heavy hit against the Chiefs

It's safeties in numbers for Denver
Denver Post | October 03, 2008
No position on the Broncos has endured a bigger makeover during this season than safety, which saw a few journeymen jump in.

Ex-Broncos RB in cocaine bust
Philly.com | October 02, 2008
Is this the beginning of the end of his blissful relationship with quarterback Tony Romo? Or was T.O. just blowing off steam after a loss to the Washington Redskins?

Backs are up against the wall
Denver Post | October 02, 2008
For so many people who followed the Broncos over the years, the running game had become like an old shoe.

Shanahan leaves verbal sparring to Al Davis
Denver Post | October 02, 2008
If anyone can sympathize with now-former Raiders coach Lane Kiffin, it's Mike Shanahan. Both were fired after 20 games.

Stout defense carries Bucs
Denver Post | October 02, 2008
Walking into the Tampa Bay Buccaneers locker room isn't too far removed from a stroll into the NFL Films archive.

Former Broncos RB Henry arrested on federal cocaine charges
Kansas City Star | October 02, 2008
Former NFL running back Travis Henry has been arrested on federal cocaine charges.

Henry facing drug charges
Orlando Sentinel | October 02, 2008
Former Denver Broncos RB Travis Henry has been arrested following an alleged cocaine deal, the Drug Enforcement Administration said Wednesday. Henry and James Mack were arrested a day earlier after the two met to buy cocaine from a person who was cooperating with authorities, according to an arrest warrant affidavit.

There's been no stopping former UCF star Marshall
Orlando Sentinel | October 02, 2008
Larry Coyer is now an assistant head coach with the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, but in 2006 he was defensive coordinator of the Denver Broncos and still describes the play with a combination of wonder and disbelief.

Shanahan knows Kiffin's plight
Denver Post | October 01, 2008
Broncos coach Mike Shanahan talked — er, joked — on Wednesday about the similarities between he and Lane Kiffin, who was fired this week as the Raiders head coach.

Cutler: Must keep Bucs TOs down
Denver Post | October 01, 2008
Broncos quarterback Jay Cutler on Wednesday spoke about being 3-1 through the first quarter of the season and the challenges he faces Sunday against Tampa Bay's defense.

Griese still on hot seat
Denver Post | October 01, 2008
Jon Gruden's face would likely scowl even if his hands were lifting the Lombardi Trophy.

Injury shelves WR Russell for season
Denver Post | October 01, 2008
The revolving door of wide receivers at Dove Valley continued Tuesday when the Broncos re-signed Glenn Martinez and placed Clifford Russell on the injured reserve list.

Broncos re-sign WR Martinez
Denver Post | September 30, 2008
The revolving door of wide receivers at Dove Valley continued Tuesday when the Broncos re-signed Glenn Martinez and placed Clifford Russell on the injured reserve list.

Kiffin headed down same path as Shanahan
Denver Post | September 30, 2008
Jim Armstrong: Ever since the Broncos slapped the Raiders around the field in the season opener, all we've heard is that Kiffin is going to be fired. It is, after all, what Al Davis does. He disposes of coaches as if they were 15-cent razors.

Broncos change side for blame
Denver Post | September 30, 2008
With nearly 24 hours to gain perspective on his team's 33-19 loss to the Chiefs in Kansas City, Broncos coach Mike Shanahan got defensive about his defense.

Eye on ... The Bucs
Denver Post | September 30, 2008
The Buccaneers are 3-1 and tied for first place with Carolina in the NFC South.

How Johnson busted out for 65 against the 3-4
Denver Post | September 30, 2008
Broncos reporter Mike Klis analyzes a key play from the team's 33-19 loss at Kansas City on Sunday.

In a rush to be stuck in middle of league's pack
Denver Post | September 30, 2008
With the 25 percent of the NFL season gone, the Broncos rank 14th in rushing offense. To repeat, 14th.

Former Broncos coach Faulkner dies
Denver Post | September 29, 2008
Jack Faulkner, a longtime executive with the Rams and coach of the Denver Broncos in 1962 and 1963, died Sunday night in Newport Beach, Calif.

Painful lessons learned in K.C.
Denver Post | September 29, 2008
On second thought, all was not lost in Kansas City. At least the Broncos learned a painful lesson: You can't turn the ball over four times and beat anybody in salary-cap football.

"D" chiefly disappointing
Denver Post | September 29, 2008
As Kansas City Chiefs fans chanted Tony Gonzalez's name in unison after the tight end's touchdown catch, Broncos linebacker Boss Bailey pulled off his helmet and walked slowly back to the Broncos' bench.

Fantasy League Watch: Week 4
Denver Post | September 29, 2008
Halloween is a little more than a month away, but it's never too soon to start thinking about your next disguise.

The grades: Chiefs 33, Broncos 19
Denver Post | September 29, 2008
The Broncos' offense racked up plenty of yards — 446 — but that doesn't mean much when you can't score.

Winning vision gets bit of a lift
Denver Post | September 29, 2008
Glenn Dorsey started believing in the first half, sometime around when Larry Johnson broke a 65-yard run.

Young stars' errors erase shot at 4-0
Denver Post | September 29, 2008
A little more than two years ago, the Broncos drafted Jay Cutler and Brandon Marshall. It was just five months ago that the Broncos drafted Eddie Royal.

Russell returns with team after scary numbness
Denver Post | September 29, 2008
There can be no scarier football injury than the one that causes a player to leave the field immobilized on a stretcher.

Worsts: Going nowhere fast
Denver Post | September 29, 2008
Early offense:

Bests: Defense limits Chiefs early
Denver Post | September 29, 2008
Bend, don't break:

Passion overtakes thinking at Arrowhead
Denver Post | September 29, 2008
The Chiefs demanded our respect Sunday afternoon, and we should grudgingly give them some and issue our own demand.

Chiefs need to repeat Sunday's inspired effort
Kansas City Star | September 29, 2008
The Chiefs demanded our respect Sunday afternoon, and we should grudgingly give them some and issue our own demand:

Denver Broncos statistics vs. Chiefs
Kansas City Star | September 28, 2008
Missed field goals: Prater 28 WR

Broncos say they expected Chiefs to be tough
Kansas City Star | September 28, 2008
To a man, the Denver Broncos insisted they didn’t take the 0-3 Chiefs lightly. “We knew we would be in a for a physical game,” Denver wide receiver Brandon Marshall said. “We didn’t think we’d just come in here and blow them out.

Robertson inactive vs. Chiefs
Denver Post | September 28, 2008
Defensive tackle Dewayne Robertson is inactive for today's game against the Chiefs.

Chiefs shock Cutler, Broncos to end 12-game losing streak
USA Today | September 28, 2008
So much for Denver's lucky streak and so long to the longest losing streak in the history of the Kansas City Chiefs. Larry Johnson ...

Chiefs T Albert leaves game against Broncos
Kansas City Star | September 28, 2008
Kansas City tackle Branden Albert left Sunday's game against Denver with an elbow injury

Broncos' "O" paving way to success
Denver Post | September 28, 2008
The quarterback was throwing, seemingly at will, picking apart a zone defense. He tossed three touchdown passes to his star wide receiver.

Cutler matures into strong QB for Denver
Kansas City Star | September 28, 2008
Denver wide receiver Brandon Marshall had to sit out the first week of the NFL season, serving a suspension for violating the league's personal-conduct policy.

Chiefs, Broncos schedules
Kansas City Star | September 28, 2008
CHIEFS (0-3)

Miami's upset of New England loud warning
Denver Post | September 28, 2008
Broncos coach Mike Shanahan is constantly throwing historical stats at his players, always finding the right data to back up each week's motivational ploy.

Oh, how low can they go in Ohio?
Denver Post | September 28, 2008
Huge news in Ohio: One of the state's NFL franchises is going to win a game today.

The Star's NFL predictions
Kansas City Star | September 27, 2008
Holly Lawton Randy Covitz Adam Teicher Jason Whitlock Jeffrey Flanagan Joe Posnanski Kent Babb Flipper

Broncos individual stat leaders
Kansas City Star | September 27, 2008
BRONCOS

Chiefs-Broncos injury report
Kansas City Star | September 27, 2008
O-out; Q-questionable

Gonzalez hits books, not the "violent" type
Denver Post | September 26, 2008
Something a fresh-faced Kansas City rookie said in 1997 caused a crusty old veteran to "go nuts."

Millen proves nice guys finish last
Denver Post | September 26, 2008
Rarely has an NFL organization been led by such a virtuous man, but overmatched executive as the Detroit Lions were by Matt Millen.

Marshall's recovery gets positive reception
Denver Post | September 26, 2008
In regards to the impact on the Broncos' upcoming season, what can be scarier than an injury to the team's most gifted player that starts with artery and vein?

Ex-Hokies poised for a reunion at Arrowhead
Denver Post | September 26, 2008
Somewhere, Virginia Tech coach Frank Beamer is surely smiling, thinking about Sunday's matchup between Denver and Kansas City.

Broncos search for sacks
Denver Post | September 25, 2008
Everybody else needs water for sustenance. Elvis Dumervil requires quarterbacks.

Chiefs going with youth movement
Denver Post | September 25, 2008
Just when you thought the Broncos were young, here comes Kansas City, with a team youthful enough to make the Broncos' locker room look like a retirement home.

Broncos: Shaw out, Robertson ailing
Denver Post | September 24, 2008
Tests revealed Broncos defensive tackle Josh Shaw suffered a torn groin in the game Sunday against the New Orleans Saints and will be out two to three weeks.

Chiefs decide on Huard vs. Broncos
Denver Post | September 24, 2008
Damon Huard will be back under center Sunday for winless Kansas City, giving the Chiefs a different starting quarterback for the fourth week in a row.

Shanahan: Broncos' youth is served
Denver Post | September 24, 2008
Two relatively young teams will meet Sunday at Kansas City's Arrowhead Stadium. Broncos coach Mike Shanahan said the difference between his 3-0 team and the 0-3 Chiefs could be the play of his youngsters.

Prater filling Elam's shoes
Denver Post | September 24, 2008
As the guy who would replace Jason Elam, Broncos kicker Matt Prater felt uncomfortable entering the season opener at Oakland.

Safety Abdullah waived; Fox signed
Denver Post | September 24, 2008
In the span of nine months, Hamza Abdullah went from being the Broncos' starting safety to a backup to off the roster completely.

Nalen's year over; maybe career, too
Denver Post | September 24, 2008
The Broncos ended center Tom Nalen's season Tuesday by placing their most veteran player on injured reserve.

Broncos end veteran Nalen's season
Denver Post | September 23, 2008
Broncos center Tom Nalen, the team's most veteran player, will not play in 2008 after the team placed him on the season-ending injured reserve list Tuesday.

Broncos spread rushing wealth on way to riches
Denver Post | September 23, 2008
Selvin Young and Andre Hall know the drill by now: five snaps each, then switch.

With rush lacking, sets to retain 3-4
Denver Post | September 23, 2008
Given their troubles of generating a pass rush, the Broncos may not be finished experimenting with the 3-4 defense.

Eye on ... the Chiefs
Denver Post | September 23, 2008
The Chiefs are last in the AFC West and have lost 12 consecutive games dating to 2007.

D.J.'s speed produced end of last drive sooner than Saints wanted
Denver Post | September 23, 2008
Broncos reporter Mike Klis breaks down a key play from Denver's 34-32 victory over the New Orleans Saints on Sunday at Invesco Field at Mile High.

An early celebration Marshall's only glitch
Denver Post | September 22, 2008
His celebration was a tad premature, but you can't blame Brandon Marshall for his enthusiasm.

Saints prove plenty in defeat
Denver Post | September 22, 2008
Take a deep breath, Saints nation. And repeat after me: The sky is not falling.

Bests: Stout LBs tag-team for 21
Denver Post | September 22, 2008
Linebackers excel:

Worsts: Halftime was a reprieve
Denver Post | September 22, 2008
Second-quarter struggles:

Broncos show flexibility form
Denver Post | September 22, 2008
It may sound silly to say the Broncos borrowed the 3-4 defense from the likes of the Pittsburgh Steelers and New England Patriots.

Saints' Brees still winless in Denver
Denver Post | September 22, 2008
Six games, six losses. That is Drew Brees' bottom line against the Broncos in Denver.

Broncos break out alterna-uniforms
Denver Post | September 22, 2008
Joe Ellis wore a suit and tie, not an alternative orange home football uniform, to work Sunday.

The grades: Broncos 34, Saints 32
Denver Post | September 22, 2008
Jay Cutler proved to be human, with 264 passing yards, two touchdowns and one interception, while Brandon Marshall looked unstoppable with 155 receiving yards.

Moss active for game vs. Saints
Denver Post | September 21, 2008
Just in time for the Broncos' alternative orange jerseys, defensive end Jarvis Moss got his first game-day uniform Sunday.

Saints outperform Broncos, but lose high-scoring game
USA Today | September 21, 2008
No gutsy 2-point call this week. Just a gut-wrenching close call. Martin Gramatica's 43-yard field goal try with 1:55 remaining ...

Broncos enjoying a passing fancy
Denver Post | September 21, 2008
So, the intrepid reporter asked Champ Bailey, what about those 37 points the Chargers put up against you? "Actually, they scored 38."

Littlest digit is Dumervil's biggest problem
Denver Post | September 21, 2008
Ever have your back go out? Only then can a person comprehend how much the back is needed to get through life's routine.

The Star's NFL predictions
Kansas City Star | September 20, 2008
Holly Lawton Jason Whitlock Randy Covitz Jeffrey Flanagan Joe Posnanski Adam Teicher Kent Babb Flipper

"iffy" call costs Clady five grand
Denver Post | September 20, 2008
Ryan Clady has officially been initiated as an NFL left tackle.

Ryan Clady has officially been initiated as an NFL left tackle
Denver Post | September 20, 2008
The NFL fined the rookie $5,000 for his second-quarter chop block against the San Diego Chargers.

Broncos' Clady hit with $5K fine
Denver Post | September 19, 2008
Ryan Clady has officially been initiated as an NFL left tackle. The NFL fined the rookie $5,000 for his second quarter chop block against the San Diego Chargers.

Young blood hardly duds
Denver Post | September 19, 2008
If there were a silver lining in the Broncos' playoff-less efforts the past two seasons, it might be found in the influx of young players who have joined the team.

Paul Domowitch: Broncos quarterback making the Cut
Philly.com | September 19, 2008
"They're saying, 'OK, you win. We missed,' '' said the NFL Network draft analyst.

Fox Sports has "A" reason to be here: Team good
Denver Post | September 19, 2008
The last time Fox Sports sent its "A Team" to Denver, Jay Cutler not only wasn't with the Broncos, most people around here probably had never heard of him.

Broncos QB Cutler is the total package
Biloxi Sun Herald | September 19, 2008
Every quarterback to throw on a Denver Broncos uniform since Hall of Famer John Elway retired faced the lofty task of trying to live up to a legend. From Jake Plummer to Brian Griese, all have failed.

Ga. officials charge Broncos WR Marshall with battery
USA Today | September 18, 2008
Prosecutors in Georgia have filed two counts of simple battery against Denver Broncos wide receiver Brandon Marshall stemming ...

NFL Preview - New Orleans (1-1) at Denver (2-0)
Kansas City Star | September 18, 2008
It had to be a bittersweet past week for the Denver Broncos.

It's full scheme ahead for the Broncos
Denver Post | September 18, 2008
Daniel Graham admits practice week against the San Diego Chargers at times was an exercise in frustration.

Eastern Illinois a coach factory
Denver Post | September 18, 2008
Eastern Illinois University in Charleston, Ill., has an enrollment of just more than 12,000 students, and among its alumni are three NFL head coaches.

Hochuli to fans: "I failed miserably"
Denver Post | September 18, 2008
In e-mails sent to angry San Diego Chargers fans, embattled NFL referee Ed Hochuli admitted he blew a no-turnover call late in the Broncos-Chargers game Sunday, saying he "failed miserably.

Seahawks acquire Colbert from Broncos, sign Robinson
The Olympian | September 17, 2008
The Denver Broncos shipped backup wideout Keary Colbert to the Seattle Seahawks on Tuesday.

Broncos aim to strengthen weak link
Denver Post | September 17, 2008
Primarily because no team has ever done it, the Broncos probably won't continue averaging 40 points a game.

Refs association supports Hochuli
Denver Post | September 17, 2008
Ed Hochuli received the support of the NFL Referees Association on Tuesday, two days after he botched a call at the end of the San Diego-Denver game.

Wide receiver Colbert traded to Seahawks
Denver Post | September 17, 2008
Keary Colbert's tenure with Broncos is over after only six months.

Broncos ship WR Colbert to Seattle
Denver Post | September 17, 2008
The Broncos have traded backup receiver Keary Colbert to receiver-starved Seattle in exchange for a 2009 draft pick.

Seahawks acquire Colbert from Broncos, sign Robinson
Kansas City Star | September 17, 2008
The Denver Broncos reportedly shipped backup wideout Keary Colbert to the Seattle Seahawks on Tuesday.

Marshall tabbed for AFC award
Denver Post | September 16, 2008
The NFL on Tuesday named Broncos wide receiver Brandon Marshall its AFC offensive player o the week, the first such award of his three-year career.

Referees group supports official Ed Hochuli after incorrect call in Chargers-Broncos game
Star Tribune | September 16, 2008

O-line keeping Cutler upright
Denver Post | September 16, 2008
Jay Cutler was trying to pontificate on the Broncos' offensive line Sunday night when he got distracted.

Shanahan says officials "did a heck of a job"
Denver Post | September 16, 2008
Broncos coach Mike Shanahan said he felt head referee Ed Hochuli and his crew did a fine job officiating the game Sunday at Invesco Field.

Same play! Same play! Eight points
Denver Post | September 16, 2008
Down 38-31 to San Diego with 29 seconds remaining, the Broncos had fourth-and-goal at the Chargers' 4-yard line.

Lynch: No regrets about leaving
Denver Post | September 16, 2008
Had John Lynch not gotten the queasy feeling in his gut a few weeks back, he may well have been a starting safety for a 2-0 Broncos team.

Shanahan on refs: Heckuva job
Denver Post | September 16, 2008
Don't despair, citizens of San Diego. Broncos coach Mike Shanahan said after finishing his usual postgame officials report for the NFL, he felt head referee Ed Hochuli and his crew did a fine job.

NFL will investigate changing rule that helped Broncos
USA Today | September 15, 2008
The NFL will look into the inadvertent whistle rule that required officials to give the ball back to Denver in the final seconds ...

NFL may change fumble rule
Denver Post | September 15, 2008
The NFL will look into the inadvertent whistle rule that required officials to give the ball back to Denver in the final seconds of Sunday's game with San Diego.

Broncos' win over Chargers just two unpredictable
Philly.com | September 15, 2008
"This is like the Monday night game of the 2008 season," guard Shawn Andrews said Saturday. "I can't wait until after we get that W to go home and watch it again. I'm going to act as if I was not at the game, and I'm going to watch it with my turkey burger and my chips and my water."

Worsts: Bad start to second half
Denver Post | September 15, 2008
Quarter by Broncos:

Bests: Worth price of admission
Denver Post | September 15, 2008
Fantastic finish:

Two games in, '08 Broncos look a lot like '07 Patriots
Denver Post | September 15, 2008
Halfway through the second game of the NFL season, Jay Cutler appeared ready to replace Tom Brady as the league's top quarterback.

Bailey brothers quickly make impact on game
Denver Post | September 15, 2008
Playing in their first professional game together, Champ Bailey and Boss Bailey accounted for 12 tackles against San Diego in the Broncos' 39-38 win Sunday, 30 percent of the team's 40 tackles.

Another tight game leaves Chargers 0-2
Denver Post | September 15, 2008
A handwritten message was on the chalkboard inside the San Diego Chargers' locker room Sunday. It read: "Beat Denver. Make it a fistfight. We start it, and we finish it."

WR has record 18 catches in '08 debut
Denver Post | September 15, 2008
Brandon Marshall had already pulled off his pads by the time he jogged off the Invesco Field grass Sunday evening and into the locker room.

The grades: Broncos 39, Chargers 38
Denver Post | September 15, 2008
OFFENSE

Gameday: Quarter-by-Quarter
Chargers.com | September 15, 2008
Quarter by Quarter look at the Chargers game in Denver Colorado.

Bolts lament the one that got away
Chargers.com | September 15, 2008
The Chargers thought they played well enough to win Sunday, but a series of unfortunate events kept them from sealing a victory.

Tough call
Chargers.com | September 15, 2008
The Chargers fell to 0-2 on the season after dropping a difficult 39-38 decision to the Denver Broncos in the final minute of Sundays game at Invesco Field.

Jackson, Moss among inactives
Denver Post | September 15, 2008
Broncos veteran receiver Darrell Jackson, a starter who scored a touchdown in Week 1, was among the inactive players for the game Sunday against San Diego.

Broncos roll dice, hit paydirt against San Diego
Kansas City Star | September 15, 2008
DENVER | The Denver Broncos were on such a lucky streak, why not roll the dice? Showing ultimate confidence in his offense and maybe an equal dollop of distrust in his defense, Mike Shanahan went for a two-point conversion with 29 seconds left and Jay Cutler hit rookie Eddie Royal over the middle, giving the Denver Broncos a 39-38 win over San Diego on Sunday.

2-riffic win for Broncos
Orlando Sentinel | September 15, 2008
As the crowd at Invesco Field at Mile High erupted in celebration, ready for overtime, Denver Broncos Coach Mike Shanahan put up two fingers.

Broncos hit Chargers with another bolt
Buffalo News | September 15, 2008
Some loses defy explanation, especially the ones that happen when a game seems in hand.

Broncos go for 2 in final minute to shock Chargers
Associated Press | September 14, 2008
DENVER (AP) -- Showing ultimate confidence in his offense, Mike Shanahan went for the 2-point conversion with 29 seconds left and Jay Cutler hit rookie Eddie Royal over the middle to give the Denver Broncos a 39-38 win over the stunned San Diego Chargers on Sunday....

No two ways about it -- Shanahan move was gutty
San Diego Union Tribune | September 14, 2008
GUEST COLUMN: The Broncos coach said he "had a gut feeling" about trying for the two-point conversion that avoided overtime for his ineffective defense.

Broncos take gift from officials make it count for two (points)
USA Today | September 14, 2008
The Denver Broncos wanted it all. They got it. And they left the San Diego Chargers with nothing. Even as they began the drive ...

Gameday: Chargers vs. Broncos
Chargers.com | September 14, 2008
For the second year in a row, the San Diego Chargers will open AFC West play on the road in Denvers Invesco Field when they face the Broncos on Sunday, Sept. 14 at 1:15 p.m. PDT

NFL has been dealt new hand
Denver Post | September 14, 2008
There were stacks of sports pages, libraries of videotapes, enough radio talk to fill a hot-air balloon festival — all devoted to how the 2008 season was going to play out.

Broncos win after daring to go for 2
San Francisco Chronicle | September 14, 2008
The Denver Broncos were on such a streak, why not roll the dice? Showing ultimate confidence in his offense and maybe an equal dollop of distrust in his defense, Mike Shanahan went for the two-point conversion with 29 seconds left and Jay Cutler hit rookie...

Broncos win after daring to go for 2
San Francisco Chronicle | September 14, 2008
The Denver Broncos were on such a streak, why not roll the dice? Showing ultimate confidence in his offense and maybe an equal dollop of distrust in his defense, Mike Shanahan went for the two-point conversion with 29 seconds left and Jay Cutler hit rookie...

Broncos' contempt for SD palpable
San Diego Union Tribune | September 13, 2008
Coming into a Week 2 division showdown, Mike Shanahan and his team have never had more of a reason than now to despise their AFC West rivals. – Top five things to watch: Chargers vs. Broncos – Union-Tribune staff picks for Week 2

Five things to watch: Chargers vs. Broncos
San Diego Union Tribune | September 13, 2008
Staff writer Chris Jenkins runs down the top five things to watch in the Chargers second game.

Broncos have slight edge in computer simulations
San Diego Union Tribune | September 13, 2008
ACCUSCORE: In 10,000 simulations, the Chargers and Broncos split the wins nearly 50/50. But without Shawne Merriman, Broncos are slightly favored.

Excerpt: Plummer dishes on Cutler
Denver Post | September 13, 2008
In 2006, sportswriter Stefan Fatsis joined the Broncos as a placekicker during training camp. In this excerpt from his new book, "A Few Seconds of Panic," Fatsis talks with quarterback Jake Plummer before and after he was replaced by rookie Jay Cutler.

Without Merriman, Broncos have slight edge in computer simulations
San Diego Union Tribune | September 12, 2008
ACCUSCORE: In 10,000 simulations, the Chargers and Broncos split the wins nearly 50/50. But without Shawne Merriman, Broncos are slightly favored.

Broncos' Marshall pleads guilty to reduced charge
USA Today | September 12, 2008
Broncos wide receiver Brandon Marshall pleaded guilty to a reduced charge in a drunken-driving case and was sentenced to a year ...

Chargers' Tomlinson, Cromartie questionable against Broncos
Kansas City Star | September 12, 2008
San Diego star running back LaDainian Tomlinson is questionable for the Chargers' AFC West battle against the Denver Broncos on Sunday.

Williams looking strong on weak side
Denver Post | September 12, 2008
We interrupt this interview with Eddie Royal for an important announcement: As good as they looked in their season opener, the Broncos still have some issues to contend with.

So long, Al; you'll be remembered
Denver Post | September 12, 2008
Not so fast, Al. Al Wilson, that is. Apparently, he thinks he can retire from the NFL by posting a few paragraphs on some obscure website.

Royal makes offense "dangerous"
Denver Post | September 12, 2008
Pearl Royal discovered the letters just a few months ago. Dozens of them, scribbled in her son Eddie's childhood handwriting in a notebook that she unearthed in his bedroom at her suburban Virginia home.

Hall is all about mom and then all about game
Denver Post | September 12, 2008
On Monday, Andre Hall learned his mom had died of complications from diabetes, yet he played a couple hours later in the Broncos' season opener.

New Boss hopes to be same as the old Boss
Denver Post | September 12, 2008
This game is why the Broncos paid Boss Bailey the big bucks.