Denver Broncos head coach John Fox, cornerback Champ Bailey, and defensive end Elvis Dumervil comment on their upcoming AFC Divisional Playoff game against the New England Patriots.
Via Inside The Panthers
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January 13, 2012
Panthers secondary coach Ron Meeks, one of only two holdovers from John Fox's staff, has been relieved of his duties, sources told the Observer on Friday.
Meeks, who has two decades of NFL coaching experience, was with the Panthers' for three years, including two as Fox's defensive coordinator. Meeks and assistant defensive line coach Sam Mills III were the only assistants...
Via GridironFans.com
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January 13, 2012
Panthers secondary coach Ron Meeks, one of only two holdovers from John Fox's staff, has been relieved of his duties, sources told the Observer on Friday. Meeks, who has two decades of NFL coaching experience, was with the Panthers' for three years, including two as Fox's defensive coordinator. Meeks and assistant defensive line coach Sam Mills III were the only assistants...
Via Pro Football Talk
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January 14, 2012
Officially, Broncos defensive end Elvis Dumervil appears on the division-round injury report with an ankle injury. He’s listed as probable for the game, which means there’s a virtual certainty he’ll be available to play. According to Adam Schefter of ESPN, however, some think that Dumervil also has an undisclosed knee injury. Dumervil apparently injured the…
Via NFL.com
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January 11, 2012
The Broncos' defense hasn't gotten enough credit for helping the rise of Tebowmania, but veteran cornerback Champ Bailey is fine with that. The 11-time Pro Bowler is enjoying the "unbelievable" run of his team.
Via Denver Post
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January 12, 2012
New England rolled up 451 yards of offense in the Patriots' 41-23 victory Dec. 18 in Denver, and Broncos cornerback Champ Bailey said today that his teammates had better be ready for the Patriots to play just as well Saturday night.
Via Pro Football Talk
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January 11, 2012
Josh McDaniels is expected to be the Patriots offensive coordinator after the season, but his return to the practice field Tuesday in New England was in a different capacity. While Bill O’Brien ran the team’s offense, McDaniels was seen talking up Bill Belichick during the team’s padded practice. Broncos coach John Fox tried to downplay…
Via The Rap Sheet
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January 10, 2012
The perception out in Denver from some reporters and players is that the Patriots will have a big advantage with old coach Josh McDaniels now joining the Patriots. He did, after all, draft Tim Tebow.
I personally think that’s pretty silly. The Broncos fired McDaniels for not being good enough, now they are worried he’s too good? Huh? Well, I’m not alone in thinking...
Via NBC Dallas- Fort Worth
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January 11, 2012
For the next two days, we're going to do in-depth scouting reports on the two big AFC divisional playoff games. First up: Pats/Broncos.
The Teams: The New England Patriots vs. the Denver Broncos
Records: 13-3 (Pats), 10-7 (Broncos)
The Line: Patriots by 13.5. Oh, great. That's all we need: An even BIGGER line for Tebow to overcome.
The Coaches: Bill Belichick...
Via Projo Pats Blog
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January 11, 2012
By Jim Donaldson Thinks all the pressure is on the Patriots -- losers of their last two playoff games at home the past two seasons -- in Saturday night's conference semifinal against the Broncos at Gillette Stadium.
There is this, from Wednesday's Denver Post, by columnist Dave Krieger:
" . . . the Broncos are playing with house money. Their dramatic...
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