After a 13-3 regular season the Denver Broncos entered the playoffs as the No. 1 seed in the AFC. The $95 million that John Elway and the Broncos spent on future hall of famer Peyton Manning had paid immediate dividends as Denver appeared primed for a Super Bowl run. Unfortunately, the Baltimore Ravens wanted the game just a little bit more and sent the Broncos packing in what was considered a mile high upset. Despite their regular season accomplishments the Broncos went one and done in the postseason with Peyton Manning after winning a playoff game last season with Tim Tebow. That leads us to the question of whether the Broncos are really better off with Peyton Manning?… Read more
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January 13, 2013
Ravens defensive lineman Paul Kruger took a shot at Peyton Manning on Twitter after his team beat the Broncos. See what he said.
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January 16, 2013
Steve Wyche of NFL.com reports the underdog Ravens defense believed future Hall of Fame Broncos quarterback Peyton Manning was incapable of throwing downfield with any distance or velocity during Baltimore’s 38-35 victory in 13-degree weather on Saturday night at the … Continue reading →
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January 15, 2013
Think you can sum up Peyton Manning’s playoff career by using his 9-11 record against him? Scott Kacsmar brings only the facts on Manning’s eight one-and-done postseasons. Can you handle the truth?
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January 13, 2013
The Ravens shocked football fans on Saturday by taking down the Denver Broncos who came out of the gate strong and from the outset looked to be setting the tone. The Ravens kept their cool and battled back in double overtime to defeat the Broncos 38-35. And while much was made about Peyton Manning’s nine [...]
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January 13, 2013
If only we were ever on the same team T
In what was one of the best games of this season, or any season for that matter. Two of the greatest to ever play their positions faced off. Ray and the Ravens got the best of Peyton and the Broncos, but it was a game for the ages. Nothing but respect for both these guys.-TO
If Peyton Manning Was A Whale
Ray Lewis Has One Last Run
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January 12, 2013
That was quick.
On their third offensive play of the game, Denver quarterback Peyton Manning threw a pick-six to cornerback Corey Graham.
Graham’s interception gave the Ravens a 14-7 lead with less than 10 minutes left in the first quarter. The interception was set up by a Chykie Brown tipped pass.
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January 15, 2013
The Denver Post reports that the San Diego Chargers have indeed hired Denver Broncos offensive coordinator Mike McCoy as head coach, confirming rumors we reported earlier today.
The hiring marks the second Broncos coordinator to be hired as head coach within the AFC West in the past 12 months. Last year, the Oakland Raiders swiped then-Broncos defensive coordinator to be head...
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January 13, 2013
On a day where Broncos fans are depressed over their teams heartbreaking playoff loss to the Baltimore Ravens, there is some good news for fans hoping to see Denver host a Super Bowl. On Saturday, NFL commissioner Roger Goodell was in Denver to personally feel the Rocky Mountain chill, and he actually liked what he felt. "My personal view is, the game of football
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January 14, 2013
When you think about it, 31-seconds is not a lot of time. Most commercials run about 30 seconds. “Wait a minute,” is composed of two 30-second halves.
But, as we know, 31-seconds can last an eternity, just ask Peyton Manning and Russell Wilson.
Both teams were 31 seconds from victory and advancing to their conference championship game. But 31-seconds can be an eternity in the...
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January 15, 2013
Peyton Manning was back in the saddle, looking good in the preseason and donning some sharp new orange threads. Eli Manning was fresh off his second Super Bowl victory in five years, a successful "Saturday Night Live" hosting gig, and throwing the ball better than ever in training camp up in Albany.
It was August, the Super Bowl was going to be played in their hometown...
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January 13, 2013
The morning after the Baltimore Ravens came from behind to beat the top seeded Broncos at home the discussion isn’t about Joe Flacco’s impressive run of recent playoff success; nor is it about Denver’s interesting clock management decisions that came back to haunt them, it is centered on Peyton Manning’s legacy - but disparaging the quarterback is misguided...
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January 13, 2013
We’re down to four teams left in the NFL playoffs, including the 49ers, Falcons, Patriots, and Ravens, whose QB Joe Flacco had a career performance to defeat Peyton Manning’s Broncos.
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January 15, 2013
The offensive coordinator who had success with both Tim Tebow and Peyton Manning at quarterback is leaving for a promotion.
A person with knowledge of the situation says Denver Broncos offensive coordinator Mike McCoy is working on a contract to become head coach of the division rival San Diego Chargers.
The person spoke with The Associated Press on Tuesday on condition of anonymity...
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