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Bailey only Bronco going to Honolulu - (12/18)

When the AFC Pro Bowl roster was released Tuesday, no one from the Dove Valley headquarters was honored unless he went by "Champ."

And now what? - (12/18)

The Inbox is once again open for business. A large crowd of folks were waiting after Thursday's loss to take a swing or two at the defense as well as assistant head coach/defense Jim Bates, but with the offseason now in sight, plenty of folks are already looking to '08. With that, off we go . . .

Marshall makes not guilty plea - (12/18)

Broncos wide receiver Brandon Marshall pleaded not guilty to driving under the influence Tuesday morning during a short hearing in Denver District Court.

Broncos cut Sauerbrun; Ernster back - (12/18)

Veteran punter Todd Sauerbrun believes he no longer is a Bronco because of his citation for simple assault this month.

Lynch late to learn playoffs no longer possible for Denver - (12/18)

Several Broncos players were so intent on getting away from football during their rare, in-season, three-day weekend, they didn't know they officially were eliminated from the playoffs until they showed up for practice Monday.

Bailey looking like Pro Bowl lock - (12/17)

If Champ Bailey's career were summarized by a city, it wouldn't be Denver.

Scheffler set to fight for his job - (12/17)

Whether or not he is starting for an injured Daniel Graham in the final two games, Tony Scheffler is in the mind-set that he is fighting for his future at the tail end of a disappointing Broncos season.

Vikes strike late in win - (12/17)

Trampled by Adrian Peterson the last time they met, Brian Urlacher and the Chicago Bears figured out how to stop Minnesota's star rookie for the better part of three quarters.

League penalty collars Cowboys star - (12/17)

Dallas Cowboys safety Roy Williams was suspended without pay for one game Monday by the NFL after his third illegal "horse collar" tackle of the season.

Broncos D Far From Orange Crush of Old - (12/17)

With the Denver Broncos? playoff chances officially gone after both San Diego and Cleveland won on Sunday, it is time to take a serious look at one of the most disappointing Denver squads in recent memory. The offense was far from impressive, but the defense has been appalling at nearly every level and is in [...]

Favre helps Pack secure playoff bye - (12/17)

A simple slant pattern to Donald Driver gave Brett Favre yet another record in a milestone season and the Green Bay Packers secured a first-round playoff bye for the first time since 1997 after Seattle lost to Carolina.

Fins win! 0-16 talk silenced in OT - (12/17)

The Miami Dolphins acted as though they'd never won a game before.

Broncos: Bye-bye, playoffs - (12/17)

The Broncos' season of discontent officially was slammed shut on them Sunday. Just as it was most of the season, Sunday was a miserable day to be a Bronco.

Brees' spree keeps playoff hopes alive - (12/17)

No Reggie? No Deuce? No sweat for Drew Brees, whose decisions and accuracy are turning role players into menacing threats at a crucial juncture in the season for the New Orleans Saints.

Tampa Bay enjoys many happy returns - (12/16)

Micheal Spurlock started up the middle, cut to the outside and didn't stop running until making history for the Tampa Bay Buccaneers.

Portis helps keep playoff hopes alive - (12/16)

With every game having playoff implications for the Redskins these days, Clinton Portis and the new proud pop, Todd Collins, made sure Washington had something to play for next week.

Rookie QB keeps cool, leads Carolina to upset - (12/16)

Carolina Panthers rookie quarterback Matt Moore got into the huddle late in the first half Sunday and froze.

Philly downs Dallas - (12/16)

Brian Westbrook had a tough choice: score the easy touchdown to give the Philadelphia Eagles a big, late lead over the Dallas Cowboys, or stop just short and secure a four-point win.

Giants' David Tyree inactive - (12/16)

Special-teams star David Tyree was inactive for New York following the death of his mother by heart attack on Saturday in Florida.

Ravens lose two starters - (12/16)

As if being the Miami Dolphins' first victim of the season wasn't painful enough, the Baltimore Ravens also lost defensive catalyst Ray Lewis and quarterback Kyle Boller to injuries.

Fargas injured after milestone - (12/16)

Oakland Raiders running back Justin Fargas was unable to celebrate his first 1,000-yard rushing season because he sprained his right knee shortly after reaching the milestone in Sunday's 21-14 loss to Indianapolis.

Giants' Shockey breaks leg - (12/16)

Pro Bowl tight end Jeremy Shockey broke his left leg in the third quarter of the New York Giants' 22-10 loss to Washington on Sunday night and likely will be sidelined the rest of the season as New York tries to make the playoffs.

Cowher says he's going to sit this one out - (12/16)

Former Pittsburgh Steelers coach Bill Cowher has told the Atlanta Falcons he intends to sit out another year of coaching and will not consider the team's vacant head coach position.

Indy drives 91 yards for win - (12/16)

Peyton Manning threw a 20-yard touchdown pass to Anthony Gonzalez with 4:49 remaining for the Colts' first offensive touchdown of the game, and Indianapolis rallied to beat the Oakland Raiders 21-14 on Sunday and clinch a first-round bye in the AFC playoffs.

Cleveland closer to postseason - (12/16)

Once out of the snow, the Cleveland Browns slid closer to a berth in the AFC playoffs.

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