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Jim on demand: Broncos' go-to TBs go, gone - (12/18)

On the 12th day of Christmas, my true love said to me, "Who the heck is the Broncos' starting tailback?"

Walker worth the wait - (12/17)

Rule No. 2 in covering the NFL, right behind always wear a raincoat when traveling to Seattle: Don't get too close to the players.

First peek at 2008 free agents - (12/13)

With the NFL season winding down, it's not too early to look at some of the prospective free agents who could be available in the offseason.

West so weak, 6-8 is second - (12/13)

How shaky is the AFC West? Consider this: After Thursday night's lopsided loss at Houston, the Broncos are in second place at 6-8.

Jim on demand: Of late, a pair of aces develops - (12/10)

You wouldn't have known it from the scoreboard, but the Broncos absorbed their share of big hits from the Chiefs on Sunday afternoon.

No snow job - Marshall the real deal - (12/09)

About Brandon Marshall's snow-throwing antics after his first touchdown catch: If it seemed like he was being a little kid, well, he was.

Broncos coach still a letterman - (12/08)

So the Broncos' up-and-mostly down season has you upset, has you at wit's end, has you sitting in front of your computer ready to fire off an e-mail to Mike Shanahan.

Perfection isn't standing pat - (12/07)

The New England Patriots' quest to be the best NFL team ever continues after two close calls in the past two weeks. They are the sixth team in NFL history to start 12-0 and will be closely watched as they make a run at immortality.

Jim on demand: No revelry in former rivalry - (12/05)

Enough already with this talk of left-handed cigarettes and drug tests. Question is, can the Broncos pass the litmus test?

Jim on demand: Special teams still mystery - (12/04)

If you're not worn out from columns about the Broncos' shoddy special-teams play, that makes one of us.

Jim on demand: Front seven can't be on back burner - (12/03)

Having run out of words to describe the Broncos' considerable issues, we take you to the archives for that infamous sound bite from former Colts coach Jim Mora.

Rapping this defense far from pointless - (12/03)

What do the numbers 305, 344 and 369 have in common?

Elway's left knee good as new - (12/01)

John Elway, less than a decade after winning a Super Bowl MVP award, has an artificial knee.

Carlisle: Who are those guys? - (11/29)

It won't be too difficult for Raiders offensive lineman Cooper Carlisle to face his old teammates when the Broncos visit Oakland on Sunday.

Jim on demand: Point is, Broncos' O is better - (11/28)

The Broncos have scored 95 points in their past three games, seven more than they scored in their previous six.

Jim on demand: Lessons of chaos in Chi-town - (11/26)

After almost 24 hours of tireless introspection, I've finally come up with a positive spin for the Broncos' 37-34 defeat at the hands of the Chicago Bears.

Hester burns ya once, he'll burn ya twice - (11/26)

The Bronx after their come-from-ahead loss to the Bears have allowed 35-plus points four times.

Pats beating up on bookies, too - (11/24)

Those Taj Mahal casinos in Las Vegas? Don't blame the Boys of Belichick for them. The Patriots are doing their best to take down the house.

Faceoff vs. Griese sidelined - (11/22)

The much-anticipated reunion has vanished. A columnist's dream of the Broncos facing former whipping boy Brian Griese looked a few weeks ago like it was going to happen.

Think one thing and opposite happens - (11/22)

Maybe next year I'll finally learn my lesson. What's that? Yeah, you're right, probably not.

Four the record: Broncos come up big time - (11/20)

It isn't all you need to know, but it's enough: The Broncos had the ball for 3 minutes, 13 seconds in the first quarter - and led 14-0.

Graham says Pats may end up perfect - (11/17)

It might be, it could be, it ... isn't over yet. The Patriots still have a long road ahead in their quest to become the first NFL team in 35 years to run the table.

Scaife savors homecoming - (11/16)

Bo Scaife grew up as an intense Broncos fan. He had little choice. He was raised here.

KRIEGER: A tale of two smokin' backs - (11/14)

In the words of Cheech Marin, responsibility is a heavy responsibility, man. Sheriff Mike Shanahan is well aware.

KRIEGER: Writers' top NL rookie vote all hit, no field - (11/12)

On the web site of the Baseball Writers Association of America, they posted a five-paragraph summary of the National League Rookie of the Year balloting Monday.

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