There is no question when opposing offenses look at what the Broncos' defense has to offer, the first notes jotted down usually concern Elvis Dumervil and Von Miller.
Via Rant Sports
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January 13, 2012
What a year Tim Tebow has had.
First he helped to shed the label as a first-round bust, winning seven of his first eight starts, including an incredible five in the final minute of the fourth quarter/overtime.
Then he led the Broncos to a ridiculous overtime victory over the Pittsburgh Steelers in the wild-card round of the postseason. The win was the sixth that Tebow has delivered...
Via NESN.com
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January 10, 2012
FOXBORO, Mass. -- Demaryius Thomas' breakout was announced to the football world Sunday when he scored an 80-yard touchdown to give the Broncos an overtime victory against the Steelers, and that moment was the culmination of a phenomenal month for the second-year wide receiver. Thomas, a 6-foot-3, 235-pound wrecking ball with top-line speed, has finally overcome a string of injuries...
Via AP on Fox
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January 12, 2012
The last time the Broncos and Patriots met in the playoffs, Champ Bailey returned an interception 100 yards, sparking a 27-13 Denver win and handing Tom Brady his first postseason defeat after 10 wins and three titles.
Six years later, they meet again this weekend, both men a lot longer in the tooth but just as transcendent.
At 33, Bailey was just named to his 11th Pro Bowl, extending...
Via NBC Bay Area
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January 11, 2012
Pop culture nostalgists, take note: a 1985 Billboard chart-topper has gone back to the future, riding the Tebow wave.
John Parr, the Grammy-nominated rocker behind "St. Elmo's Fire (Man in Motion)," has revamped his one-hit-wonder as a stirring ode to Denver Broncos QB Tim Tebow.
The song, famously used as the theme for Joel Schumacher's eponymous Brat Pack dramedy...
Via NESN.com
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January 12, 2012
If it weren't for the five weekdays that separate games, I could easily make the case that NFL playoff time is the very best time there. And even with the break, it's still pretty fantastic. The opening round of the playoffs reminded us of that reality, when even the blowouts were fun to watch. The Saints easily could have lost but ended up winning by 17, and the Giants trailed...
Via The Rap Sheet
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January 12, 2012
If Tim Tebow is playing, chances are we’ll hear from his old college buddy, Aaron Hernandez. That was the case yesterday. The Patriots playmaker discussed the Broncos QB, while also hitting on how much better he feels this year leading in to the playoffs than last year. Check out my video:
Via NFL.com
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January 11, 2012
According to an ESPN poll released this week, Broncos quarterback Tim Tebow is now the most popular professional athlete in America. It's hard to say what this means.
Via NFL.com
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January 11, 2012
Broncos veteran safety Brian Dawkins has missed three games because of a neck injury, but there seems to be some optimism about his progress.
Via Craig Wolfley
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January 12, 2012
While i prepped for the “Mile-High Match-up” in Denver and watched some tape of the Broncos offensive line, i came away with the feeling that the Denver Broncos OT Ryan Clady would not be able to block James Harrison consistently mano-y-mano in passing situations last weekend. After hanging 9 quarterback pelts on the wall in [...]
Via Boston.com
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January 13, 2012
After 13 seasons with Washington and Denver Champ Bailey has played in only five post-season games and never has made it to a Super Bowl. So the 33-year-old Broncos cornerback, who needs only one more appearance in the NFL’s all-star game to equal Randall McDaniel and Will Shields for most in a career (12), a trip to Foxborough this weekend means more than another junket to Hawaii.
Via Denver Post
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January 13, 2012
John LeybaTim Tebow, the center of attention during the NFL playoffs, stretches during practice on Wednesday.
Every day this week, we’ve run a new online Broncos poll in The Denver Post. We’ve asked fans about strategy, history and popularity. It’s been fascinating to watch.
The votes are in and the fans have spoken. Following is a review of the polls — and...
Via Denver Post
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January 11, 2012
The Broncos' win over the Steelers on Sunday cost Broncos offensive coordinator Mike McCoy an interview with the Jacksonville Jaguars.
Via NBC Bay Area
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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...
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