ENGLEWOOD -- The biggest question mark swimming in all of the optimism around what 2013 could be for the Broncos got a little bigger this week.

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I dont disagree at all. He is definitely a head above everyone else in just pure pass rushing ability. Nice Highlights.

http://www.nfl.com/news/story/0ap100...l-edge-rushers

It appears the Kansas City Chiefs are not going to make a push for fullback Vonta Leach unless the team can come up with some cap room. The Chiefs on...

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A week ago J.D. Walton appeared well on the road to recovery from surgery on his left ankle, but Walton had another surgery on Monday and now the Broncos will start the season "without" their starting center.

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Died while vacationing to Rome. Heart attack possibly. Sad panda. Next to The Office, The Sopranos are my 1B all time favorite show.

BROOKLINE, Mass. -- Making his first appearance in Boston since signing with the Denver Broncos as a free agent this offseason, former Patriots wide r...

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It appears the readers of this blog agree with the masses. We asked readers if they think it will be a tight race in the AFC West this year or if the...

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I like seagulls, they are cute. As a kid I used to go up to door county and feed them bread.

so here is the article:


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Police have yet to rule out New England Patriots tight end Aaron Hernandez as a suspect in a homicide investigation in North Attleboro, Mass., WBZ-TV reported.

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new trailer

Denver Broncos' center J.D. Walton is likely to miss several months recovering from an infection in his surgically repaired left ankle.

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Starting Denver Broncos center J.D. Walton underwent surgery on his left ankle Monday and will at least be sidelined until late October, The Denver Post reported Wednesday.

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J.D. Walton's return to the field will have to wait and the Denver Broncos will have to figure out who will get the ball to Peyton Manning. The Denve...

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COMMENTARY | In 2008, the Chicago Bears came up one win short of making the playoffs. That offseason, the team sent two first-round picks, a third- and a fifth-round pick and starting QB Kyle Orton to Denver in exchange for Jay Cutler. With the honeymoon phase now over and entering his fifth season in the Windy City, the time for Cutler to take Chicago to the next level is well past due.

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Who's calling Koppen's agent!!! Or are we hoping Blake rises to the top very quickly?

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Welcome to SportsNation! On Thursday, ESPN.com AFC West blogger Bill Williamson will stop by to talk about the NFL.Williamson joined ESPN.com in 2008 ...

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Center underwent recent second surgery on his ankle.

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Broncos coach John Fox said last week that the target date for getting his offensive line back together was near the start of training camp. That target’s not going to be hit. According to Jeff Legwold of the Denver Post, center J.D. Walton had to have an additional surgery on his ankle this week which…

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Fantasy is a speculative game. Predict the future, and you look like a genius. Don't, and you're painfully human. Gazing into the crystal ball, here's our view on 10 intriguing over/unders this week. Though Shonn Greene is lurking, Chris Johnson, expected to be featured prominently in Mike Munchak's power run game, total touchdowns this fall 7.5 Dalton – UNDER. Johnson has totaled just 10 touchdowns over the past two seasons while not missing a single game, and while Tennessee's offensive line looks good on paper, he's likely to cede goal-line carries to Greene. There have been positive reports about his offseason conditioning, however, which is good news coming off back-to-back disappointing years. Brandon – UNDER. There's nothing special about Greene, be it at the goal line or between the 20s – he's just a guy. So, it's not that I think Greene keeps Johnson from going over here. It's more to do with the fact that Johnson has been held decisively under this number each of the past two seasons. Scott – UNDER is the play. Johnson doesn't have the same home-run ability that we saw in the salad days, and while Greene isn't a needle-mover, he's at least capable of taking some of the short, cheap scores. I doubt I'll own CJ2K anywhere in 2013.

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Insider NFL analysts Mel Kiper, Gary Horton, Matt Williamson, Field Yates and Herm Edwards break down every NFL team in five key categories to see how the league might stack up three years from now entering the 2016 season.

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Midweek mail call: Bryce from Fayetteville, Ark., wants to know if I think undrafted free agents Kwame Geathers and Byron Jerideau can make the Charg...

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KC Joyner examines the best and worst run-blocking units in the NFL and assesses the fantasy implications for each team. The Buffalo Bills led the league last season.

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At this point of the offseason, salary-cap totals don't mean nearly as much as they did three months ago. But I know there is always interest in cap n...

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COMMENTARY| Quarterback Tim Tebow recently signed a free-agent contract with the New England Patriots to compete for a spot on their roster. While training camp is still weeks away, he is already helping his new team without even stepping on the field.

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I'm sick of fishing these little mountain lakes that I camp by from shore, but I'm already pulling my camper so I needed something I could pack on the Tahoe. At first I was looking at those little 1 man pontoon boats but that eventually led me to a shitload of kayak fishing info, and it looks badass so after about 3 weeks of research and what-not I went ahead and took the plunge.

I bought a Wilderness System Ride 115. It along with the Malibu X Factor seemed to be the best suited to haul my fatass around the pond and I found the Ride for a killer deal with free shipping so I bought that one.

It'll be great for the lakes I camp by(meadow lake, Cliff Lake, Vega, etc.) also great for my two local stomping grounds (Rifle Gap and Harvey Gap). Also if I ever get to move to Hawaii I can use it there.

The Patriots are all about "family." A new family portrait now hangs in Foxboro in honor of the team's newest family member, Tim Tebow, along with his "big brother" on the team.

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Two of the more exciting wide receivers in the NFL in 2013 will likely be Denver's Demaryius Thomas and Seattle's Percy Harvin. ESPN's Fantasy analys...

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GAINESVILLE, Fla. -- Tim Tebow fans are starting to own quite a jersey collection. Since that can get expensive, Tebow's alma mater is trying to help ...

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COMMENTARY | The acquisition of Tim Tebow for the New England Patriots can prove to be more than just a black eye for Rex Ryan, whose mismanagement of the New York Jets over the last couple of years have cost them millions of Super Bowl dollars as well as credibility as a true contender. Tebow, who was not only maligned for his positive image as a Christian athlete by the media but virtually ignored by Ryan, is being 'born-again' as a Patriot, and the possibilities of success may not only prove disastrous for the Jets but could lead to another New England Super Bowl.

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Here are the playoff highlights. This is the first time I've seen this game, since that day and Baltimore got away with a lot in that game. Still, that conservative play-calling allow the Ravens to get the ball back, which shouldn't have happen with just over 2 mins and plenty of offensive weapons. Anyways, this completes my highlights of the 2012 season. If anyone wants a certain week to download and keep, just hit me up. Look forward to the 2013 season, and go Broncos!!





Download: https://www.dropbox.com/s/no1mww0xu3...%20Central.mp4

With the release of Willis McGahee last week, the Denver Broncos are firmly pinning their rushing game hopes on a young triumvirate of Ronnie Hillman, Knowshon Moreno and second-round pick Montee Ball. If Hillman has a say in the matter, he’ll be the one responsible for picking up the lion’s share of the additional workload.…

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This is an enjoyable preseason read. Thanks Von!

We spoke one-on-one with Von Miller at Gatorade's ninth annual Beat the Heat event this Saturday. Here's the full transcript from that exchange.
MHR: Thanks for the time Von, congratulations on finishing minicamp! How did it go?
Von Miller: It was pretty good. Seeing the group of guys, just gelling with everybody, Getting plays down. Getting in sync with Coach Del Rio and just sharpening our knife a little bit. We worked on things we did well and things we didn't do so well. It was great.

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Shortly after the Elvis Dumervil fax fiasco, the Denver Broncos reached out to veteran pass-rushers Dwight Freeney and John Abraham. It seemed like D...

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There are a few Green Bay connections in the AFC West with Reggie McKenzie becoming the general manager in Oakland last year and John Dorsey taking ov...

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http://www.cbssports.com/nfl/blog/ey...female-referee

I want women players, not women refs. I think every team needs to have one woman player on the field at all times. Think of the strategy variations you could have. Not to mention the merchandizing possibilities.

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COMMENTARY | By all accounts, the Baltimore Ravens aced the NFL draft. Matt Elam and Arthur Brown look likely to be the next great Ravens' defenders, while late-round gems such as Aaron Mellette and Kyle Juszczyk have already flashed a ton of ability. In fact, four rookies could start for the Ravens' season opener against the Denver Broncos: Elam, Brown, Juszczyk and nose tackle Brandon Williams.

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After a brief hiatus, our good buddy Greg Cosell of NFL Films, ESPN's NFL Matchup, and Shutdown Corner is back to talk a little football. And with more than a month passed since the draft, we thought it would be interesting to review that selection process by division, now that teams have given a bit of insight into how their new players will be used. We've already covered the NFC West, and we'll move to the other conference's Western division for a look at how the Broncos, Chiefs, Raiders, and Chargers did with their selections. The Shutdown Corner AFC West draft review podcast with Greg Cosell A few words of wisdom from Mr. Cosell: On Denver Broncos second-round pick RB Montee Ball: "I liked him in tape. He was such a volume runner in college -- you wouldn't call him spectacular, but I came away believing that he was a very solid player. A very loose-hipped kid -- very naturally smooth. He's a gliding runner with sharp change of direction. He didn't hesitate at all -- he was decisive as a downhill runner and he ran a lot of power, because that's what Wisconsin does. He also ran a lot of zone schemes, so he's very familiar with NFL rushing concepts. He was a player I liked the more I watched him, and I think he's a really good fit in Denver." On Kansas City Chiefs second-round TE Travis Kelce: "He's an NFL tight end -- he's got that athleticism and movement. He's fluid -- I wouldn't call him explosive, but how many tight ends do we really say that about? They tend to be more measured and methodical in their movements, but he was fluid. I thought there was a toughness to him as well, and he was deceptive as a route-runner. He can threaten the vertical seam, there's no question. Look -- we know about the two-tight end element in the NFL now. A lot of teams are going that way, and that's tougher for defensive coordinators to defend that three receivers, because it gives the defense more questions that need to be answered." The Shutdown Corner AFC West draft review podcast with Greg Cosell

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Former Michigan State player Kevin Vickerson caught up with Spartan Digest while he attended the Sound Mind Sound Body Camp.

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New England Patriots signed quarterback Tim Tebow to a two-year contract last week worth $1.385 million that included zero guaranteed money. As noted by Rich Cimini of ESPNNewYork.com, the New York Jets, Tebow's former team, will spend more in cash and salary cap dollars for the former backup quarterback/personal punt protector than the Patriots will spend over the next two seasons combined. Here's the breakdown: When the Jets acquired Tebow from the Denver Broncos on March 23, 2012, they agreed to repay the Broncos for a portion of a $6,277,500 salary advance that Tebow had received from Denver in 2011, an amount totaling $2,531,875. The Jets paid $1 million in 2012 and will pay $1,531,875 back over the course of the 17-week 2013 regular season after failing to trade the quarterback's contract to another club this offseason. When they released Tebow on April 30, the Jets basically ate the $1,531,875 this season.

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COMMENTARY | There will be plenty of new faces on the Baltimore Ravens defense in 2013, but who will be the starters?

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Following eventful offseason, Miller gears up for 2013.

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Lamar Miller was among the players who stood out at OTAs. Evan Silva provides spring news and notes on all 16 AFC teams.

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DETROIT (AP) -- Pro Football Hall of Famer Lem Barney is apologizing for comments he made Friday, when he said the sport might be eliminated in 10 to 20 years because it's so dangerous.

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Willis McGahee said after he was sent packing from Denver that he’s healthy and will be good to go for some team this season. But the Broncos may not see it that way. The Colorado Springs Gazette reports that concerns about McGahee’s health were the primary reason he was released by the Broncos. It’s not…

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Happy Fathers Day to all Bronco Forums Dads. Hope you are all having a great day :salute:

Left tackle Ryan Clady’s absence from Broncos workouts this spring has drawn a lot of attention, but he’s not the only starting offensive lineman who has been missing from the field. Center J.D. Walton and guard Chris Kuper have been recovering from surgery and also missed the offseason workouts, leaving the Broncos with several questions…

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ESPN analyst Mark Schlereth predicted the 2013 AFC playoff teams in this video. He pegged just one team from the AFC West to make the playoffs. Not s...

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LB Bryan Scott helped the Bills put on a football clinic at Ralph Wilson Stadium on Saturday. Dolphins DL Jared Odrick hosted his first charity golf event this weekend. QB Ryan Mallett’s future holds some intrigue for the Patriots. A look at how Jets rookie QB Geno Smith’s been spending his days this offseason. Ravens…

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ENGLEWOOD -- Scan the Broncos' roster, their division brethren and their offseason moves, and there is a lot to like about what's to come when the team reconvenes for training camp next month.

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Yes, it was Rahim Moore and not Mike Adams who bungled the play that forced overtime in the playoffs.* But both of the Broncos’ starting safeties could be losing their starting jobs. According to Mike Klis of the Denver Post, Quentin Jammer and David Bruton are posing “legitimate threats” to the top of the safety…

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I'm curious what those of you that go to the stadium think about the new policy where only fairly small, clear totes/gallon zip lock bags, along with hand sized women's clutch bags will be allowed in the stadium.

I'm sure it's driven at least in part by what happened in Boston, and the security lines/checks were a pain, but this makes life a much bigger pain for fans, especially in cold weather when you want to bring layers to change into.

Thoughts?

Pre-order Anniversary Edition on Amazon and get a full year of NFL Sunday Ticket. Pretty good deal I say since it's normally around $400.

"I showed the president my most recent Super Bowl ring," Kraft said in a statement. "Putin was clearly taken with its uniqueness. At that point, I decided to give him the ring as a symbol of the respect and admiration that I have for the Russian people and the leadership of President Putin."

However, seven years later, Kraft is reversing his story, saying that Putin basically stole the ring from him, according to the New York Post.

"I took out the ring and showed it to [Putin], and he put it on and he goes, "I can kill someone with this ring,"Kraft said to the crowd at Carnegie Hall Medal of Excellence gala. "I put my hand out and he put it in his pocket, and three KGB guys got around him and walked out."


http://nesn.com/2013/06/robert-kraft...per-bowl-ring/

I figured since there was a PS4 thread I had to make this one.

Digital Sharing

Sure, you won't be able to share physical copies with everyone but you'll be able to share digitally with up to 10 people.

It's also supposed to have streaming NFL games, probably in HD. No more crappy Internet streams. Well worth it even if it requires a gold membership. Still cheaper than NFL Sunday Ticket.

XBox and NFL content

Now if they would only sell one without the Kinect for $100 cheaper.

Last summer, HBO and NFL films had a very difficult time finding an NFL team that was willing to let film crews into their facility to document training camp for the popular "Hard Knocks" series. The Atlanta Falcons, Denver Broncos, Houston Texans, San Francisco 49ers, Seattle Seahawks and Washington Redskins passed on the series before the Miami Dolphins and first-year head coach Joe Philbin agreed to be the featured franchise. Finding a subject will be easier in 2013 as reports on Friday night have the Cincinnati Bengals slated to appear on "Hard Knocks" for the second time in the last five years. The news that the Bengals were the team was first tweeted by Paul Domowitch of the Philadelphia Daily News. That tweet quickly disappeared, but Domowitch is close enough to the Mount Laurel, New Jersey-based NFL Films for his report to have the utmost of credibility. Confirmation would come later on Friday evening from Joe Reedy, who provides blanket coverage of the Bengals for the Cincinnati Enquirer. According to Reedy, an official announcement is "likely to happen" next week .

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ENGLEWOOD -- Place the ball on the tee. If the season opener against the Baltimore Ravens were moved up from Sept.

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New England QB Tom Brady has to rebuild the chemistry he has with his receivers after losing Welker to free agency.

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It looks like they are going to start their season about a week before everyone else. I think that smart due to jet lag issue, but it also means that they will have less time to evaluate their rosters.

rest - http://espn.go.com/nba/playoffs/2013...r-nba-coaching

Bigger, stronger and faster football players are going to kill the sport.

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COMMENTARY | Injuries and a large salary are the worst signs for an aging NFL player fighting for a roster spot.

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The major question facing each team in the division as summer break looms. Denver Broncos: How long will the Super Bowl window be open? The talk at D...

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I heard PM yelling this all the time last season during the snap count. What is the meaning and intent? Is it a substitute for "hut, hut" or something?

COMMENTARY | The murky situation in the Denver Broncos backfield heading into the 2013 season was cleared up somewhat on Thursday, as the team announced it has released running back Willis McGahee.

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In case you were busy camping out at Man of Steel so you could see the new Elysium trailer, here's what you missed in sports on Thursday: Dwyane Wad...

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COMMENTARY | For the defending champion Baltimore Ravens, all 16 regular season games on the schedule for 2013 will be more difficult than usual. The Ravens will have a target on their back unlike any other team in the NFL, as opposing teams will want to unseat the champions.

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LB Kiko Alonso said that the pace of practices with the Bills reminded him of the pace at Oregon. The Dolphins signed WR Joe Hastings and DT Tracy Robertson after minicamp ended. Questions at outside receiver remain for the Patriots. There’s going to be a “Jets West” for defensive backs as well. Ravens LB Adrian…

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Jets need receiver, Winslow shows up

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ENGLEWOOD -- Two more down, Sylvester Williams and Ryan Clady to go. The Broncos signed second-round draft pick Montee Ball and third-round rookie Kayvon Webster to four-year contracts Thursday.

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ENGLEWOOD, Colo. -- That Willis McGahee was cut by the Denver Broncos on Thursday was not a surprise, especially after rookie Montee Ball and 2012 draft pick Ronnie Hillman established themselves at the team's top two running backs during organized team activities.

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Denver parts ways with veteran running back Willis McGahee in favor of younger players at the position.

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On the day the Denver Broncos cut veteran running back Willis McGahee, they signed his replacement. Denver signed running back Montee Ball -- the tea...

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The free agent tailback market got deeper — and clearer — with the Broncos’ release of Willis McGahee on Thursday. Now, there’s no doubt who’s the top featured back available. In response, we’ve added McGahee to PFT’s All-Unemployed Team, which we continue to update as signings and releases occur. In his two seasons with Denver,…

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The Denver Broncos were impressed enough with second-round pick Montee Ball during the offseason program that they released veteran running back Willis McGahee on Thursday, the final day of the team's minicamp.

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COMMENTARY | So the Denver Broncos have parted ways with veteran running back Willis McGahee.

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DENVER (CBS4) – While Tim Tebow has not put on a Broncos jersey in two seasons, it didn’t stop the media this week from questioning current Broncos players about the young quarterback. Tebow played 23 […]

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When it comes to running backs, the prevailing attitude in the NFL is out with the old, in with the new. The Broncos have applied that literally.* On the same day they cut veteran running back Willis McGahee, the Broncos signed rookie running back Montee Ball. Also signed was third-round cornerback Kayvon Webster, putting all…

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FOXBOROUGH, Mass. (AP) -- The New England Patriots have canceled the final practice of their three-day minicamp.

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Mastershake, I would really love your thoughts on this article:

http://entertainment.nbcnews.com/_ne...man-world?lite

Interesting that they mentioned the British TV "Sherlock" versus the movie reboot of Sherlock Holmes with, ironically, Robert Downey, Jr.

Former Chicago Bears receiver David Terrell would like you to know that he is NOT the biggest draft bust in Chicago Bears history, and he would like you to know exactly why. Selected by the Bears with the eighth overall pick in the 2001 NFL draft out of Michigan, Terrell caught just 128 passes for 1,602 yards and none touchdowns in four seasons with his first NFL team. After the Bears cut him loose, Terrell tried to catch on with the Denver Broncos, New England Patriots, and Kansas City Chiefs, but it didn't happen. He played in one game and caught no passes for the Broncos in 2005, and that was the last we really heard of Terrell in a relevant football sense. Until now. When Redeye Chicago recently placed him high on a list of the franchise's all-time draft mistakes, Terrell contacted the site via e-mail in an effort to provide his own defense. Terrell set up an interview with the site, and blamed his issues in the Windy City on ... well, just about everybody. Mostly, Terrell cited a lack of quarterback talent during his time with the Bears. "My first year, we was one game from the Super Bowl, and I think I was a big, big piece in a lot of those wins. I think I may have won four, five games for my team. I mean, hey, maybe I didn’t win ‘em all by myself, but I sure played a big part. The next year I went to Bourbonnais [training camp] and I kicked the season of with what? Like four touchdowns in three games? Then I broke my foot. Then I was done for the whole year. Then my third year I couldn’t play ‘cuz my foot was just broke and they had my time limited. Then the last year, I led the league for like the first four games with Rex Grossman at quarterback. Until Rex Grossman breaks his foot against Minnesota. Did you forget that? I think you musta’ forgot about that. Man, I led the league in like every category basically until Rex broke his foot. When Rex broke his foot, after that, the season was over. I caught, I mean, I had nine different quarterbacks after Rex Grossman. I caught a ball from nine different quarterbacks in one year. Did you forget that?" Well, not quite that many quarterbacks. But the list of people who threw passes to Terrell on a regular basis from 2001 through 2004 was hardly a Murderers' Row. There was Jim Miller, Shane Matthews, the 37-year-old version of Chris Chandler, Henry Burris, Kordell Stewart, the aforementioned Mr. Grossman, Chad Hutchinson, Craig Krenzel, and Jonathan Quinn. That makes for ... hey, Terrell was sorta right. That's nine quarterbacks total in four seasons (not after Grossman), and not a semi-stud among them. So now, you're thinking, Terrell must watch the Bears with Jay Cutler at quarterback and wonder what might have been? You're darn right he does. When asked what he would have given to play with a quarterback of Cutler's talents, Terrell REALLY didn't mince words. "(Laughs, for a long time) I would have cut off both my balls. I’d give those up, no problem. You could have neutered me. I woulda been neutered with a smile. [Bleep], man, for real." Well, alrighty then.

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Despite popular opinion that the Indianapolis Colts overachieved last season, Chris Sprow explains why there are plenty of reasons to believe they won't regress this coming season.

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The Denver Broncos cut former starting running back Willis McGahee on Thursday, the final day of their minicamp. Here are some thoughts on the move: ...

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I am traveling home from covering the San Diego Chargers' minicamp. Thus, we will not hold our AFC West chat this week. Please check back for more cov...

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COMMENTARY | In recent years, the position of tight end in the NFL has undergone a drastic makeover. No longer is a tight end simply an extension of the offensive line or a slightly larger target for the quarterback to check down for a quick completion. Tight ends like Tony Gonzalez and Antonio Gates began a positional renaissance over a decade ago and with the emergence of athletes like Rob Gronkowski, Jimmy Graham, Vernon Davis, and others around the league, tight ends now provide offenses with enormous coverage mismatches nearly every week of the season.

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ENGLEWOOD, Colo. (AP) -- The Denver Broncos have released Willis McGahee, their leading rusher last year.

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On Tuesday, we pointed out that running back Willis McGahee didn’t get many reps upon his return to the Broncos after skipping the voluntary portion of the offseason schedule working out on his own. Those reps won’t be going up anytime soon. Adam Schefter of ESPN reports that the Broncos have released McGahee. McGahee alluded…

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On the final day of their offseason program, the Denver Broncos have announced that they have released veteran running back Willis McGahee. "It’s never easy to part ways with a veteran player who made so many positive contributions to our team and community," Broncos executive vice president of football operations John Elway said in a statement released by the team. "I appreciate all of the competitiveness, toughness and leadership Willis brought to the Broncos. He was an integral part of our team’s turnaround during the past two seasons, and I wish him the best as he continues his NFL career." McGahee joined the Broncos in 2011, signing a four-year, $9.5 million contract after the 2011 lockout was lifted. McGahee started 14 of 15 games in his first season in Denver, leading the team with 1,199 rushing yards and earning a Pro Bowl nod for the second time in his career. McGahee added 137 yards and a touchdown in the Broncos' two playoff games in 2011. McGahee, 31, was well on his way towards another 1,000-yard season in 2012, racking up 731 yards and four touchdowns before suffering a torn MCL in his right knee Week 11. McGahee underwent surgery and was expected to miss six-to-eight weeks with the Broncos placing him on their "Injured Reserve-Designated For Return" list. McGahee would not be activated before the Broncos' playoff loss to the Baltimore Ravens on Jan. 12. By releasing McGahee, the Broncos save $2.5 million in cash and cap space in 2013, leaving them with around $10.5 million under their 2013 cap with their top three picks in the 2013 NFL draft to sign. The Broncos are also working on a long-term extension with franchised left tackle Ryan Clady. Because the release of McGahee comes after June 1, he will take up $500,000 in "dead" space on the Broncos' 2014 cap.

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Denver Broncos running back Willis McGahee was released Thursday, after two years with the team.

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The Denver Broncos released running back Willis McGahee, the team's starter the past two seasons, from their crowded backfield on Thursday.

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The Denver Broncos released running back Willis McGahee, the team announced on Thursday.

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COMMENTARY | For the Baltimore Ravens, one of their deepest positions heading into the 2013 season is cornerback.

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Adam Schefter reports we let Willis go.

Everybody at Broncos headquarters is operating under the assumption Pro Bowl left tackle Ryan Clady will return to Denver in time for training camp with a new contract and a clean bill of health in hand. Everybody except for Chris Clark, that is.

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Mr. Reliable leads an ultra deep signal-caller class into the 2013 campaign.

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ENGLEWOOD -- This is not about Peyton Manning, four-time winner of the NFL MVP award. That's a regular-season topic.

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Denver Broncos guard Ben Garland says his thoughts and prayers are with families near the Black Forest wildfire - including his own.

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Since 2003, I count 5 players of our that might be consider elite when compare what our division rivals have taken. Remember I’m only comparing them to what our division rivals have taken since 2003, not claiming that any of these players are HoF

Broncos: http://www.pro-football-reference.co...e=any&show=all

Von Miller, LB (2011) He definantly has gotten off to a HoF caliber start during his 1st 2 seasons. I'm not putting him yet, but so far so good.

Demaryius Thomas, WR (2010) Best WR taken by any AFCW team in the 1st round since 2003.

Ryan Clady, T (2008) Best OL taken by any AFCW team in the 1st round since 2003.

Jay Cutler, QB (2006) Yes, he has a lot of detractors, but he’s still better anyone the Raiders or Chiefs have taken.

D.J. Williams, LB (2004) Again, he has his detractors, but there are only 1 or 2 Raiders that one could make a case for being better.

Chargers: http://www.pro-football-reference.co...e=any&show=all

Shawne Merriman, LB (2005) Personally, I think he should be disqualified because of his cheating through steroid use. However, there are some Broncos fans that want to disregard Romo’s steroid use because he helped us win the SBs. If you’re going to make excuses for Romo, than you have to play by the same rules with Merriman, even though Romo & Merriman didn’t follow the rules that everyone else was require to play by.

Eli Manning, QB (2004) He has his detractors, AND 2 SB RINGS, with the team they traded him to.

Phillip Rivers, QB (2004) He also has his detractors, but you have to be fair and acknowledge that he was also the focal point of the Chargers offense during their 6 years of divisional dominants.

Chiefs: http://www.pro-football-reference.co...e=any&show=all

The only Chief that I can see being in this conversation:

Larry Johnson, RB (2003) I believe that only Miller & Thomas have proven to be better players for us.

Raiders: http://www.pro-football-reference.co...e=any&show=all

The Raiders’ 2 best pick:

Darren McFadden, RB (2008) If he didn’t miss at least 3 games a year due to injuries, a strong case could be made that he’s a good as anyone we have taken.

Nnamdi Asomugha, DB (2003) A case could be made that he is better than 1 or 2 of our best 5, but it’s not a lock.

Sebastian Janikowski and Shane Lechler were a team in Oakland. They kicked together. They golfed together. They hung together. They were known as the...

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FOXBOROUGH, Mass. (AP) -- One day of practice wasn't enough for Patriots coach Bill Belichick to share his thoughts on new backup quarterback Tim Tebow.

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Hmmm. Not sure about this. Doesn't he get in trouble every single time he goes back home to Alabama?

ENGLEWOOD, Colo. (AP) -- Everybody at Broncos headquarters is operating under the assumption Pro Bowl left tackle Ryan Clady will return to Denver in time for training camp with a new contract and a clean bill of health in hand.

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just started playing this. giving it a 10/10 so far.

As one of the NFL's highest-paid and most visible athletes, Tom Brady's list of concerns is short. And it doesn't include handling extra attention that might come as a result of being Tim Tebow's teammate with the New England Patriots.

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Maurice Clarett will be a guest speaker at the NFL Rookie Symposium later this month to share his story of "success and failure."

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In many respects the fullback position has been a dying breed in the NFL. However, for those who still use the position, there are fewer better fullb...

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He may not be Wes Welker, but Danny Amendola has managed to give Tom Brady a favorable impression. New England's leader is happy to have Amendola around.

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The NFL may have roster limits, but for team coaching staffs there is no such restriction. Who has the most and who the fewest, a recent finding sheds some light on the subject.

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QB Tim Tebow signed a two year deal according to AP sources. Now, will he make the cut to see the contract fulfilled? There are no guarantees in Foxboro.

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Does anyone do this to their Androids? Is it worth it? Is it irritating?

I looked it up and I think I can connect my Sony Xperia TL to my PS3 controller, but only if it is rooted.

Guys, you've had this conversation, haven't you?

Willis McGahee skipped each of the Broncos' 10 "voluntary" practices over the last month but showed up for the start of the team's three-day mandatory minicamp Tuesday.

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COMMENTARY | After releasing veteran fullback Vonta Leach on Tuesday, the Baltimore Ravens have placed themselves in an ideal position financially. Once first-round pick Matt Elam is signed, the Ravens will have over $5 million in salary cap room.

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Tim Tebow is just the latest Urban Meyer-coached player to be acquired by Bill Belichick

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A look at the moves that will shape the division in 2013

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ENGLEWOOD -- Tim Tebow hasn't thrown a pass for the Broncos since a short fourth-and-goal attempt did not find Eddie Royal's hands with 7:25 remaining in a 45-10 playoff loss to the New England Patriots in January of 2012.

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ENGLEWOOD -- To hear Willis McGahee tell it, his decade in the NFL has been his response to those who have counted him out or pushed him aside.

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FLORHAM PARK, N.J. – The biggest distraction and arguably the biggest letdown in franchise history signed with their divisional rival on Monday afternoon and the New York Jets produced a collective shrug. Yes, Tim Tebow overshadowed the franchise much of last year by merely being himself. And yes, it can be argued that he was misused and perhaps even better than Jets incumbent starting quarterback Mark Sanchez. And finally, yes, it can be argued that cutting him this past April was both a waste of his talent and yet a shrewd decision by the franchise to move on from the failed experiment. But what is truly shocking is that Tebow’s signing with the New England Patriots barely registered with the Jets, a team whose penchant for the outlandish produced the very trade that sent Tebow last March from the Denver Broncos to New York in the first place. On Tuesday prior to the start of the first day of minicamp, Jets head coach Rex Ryan dedicated more time to addressing Tebow questions from the media than his counterpart Bill Belichick would end up spending in New England. In fact, Ryan even included in his opening statement that “I have a funny feeling there’s going to be more questions about former players than there are current players.” When asked, Ryan also said that he wasn’t concerned or even intrigued about what role Tebow might play for the Patriots. It does raise the question of if the Patriots can find a role for Tebow – whether in the Wildcat or personal punt protector or another position entirely or simply as a quarterback behind starter Tom Brady– and make it work whereas the Jets obviously couldn’t or maybe simply wouldn’t. “Not really, no,” Ryan said when asked about his curiosity as to how New England might use Tebow. “If they want to replace Brady with him, that’s fine.” That attitude seems somewhat appropriate from Ryan. If Tuesday’s first day of minicamp is any indication, it is clear that Ryan has enough concerns at the quarterbacks on his own roster than to go on worrying about one that no longer is in his locker room. To a man, no one on the Jets bashed Tebow or his signing with the Patriots – they might be waiting to do that anonymously later on – but the move didn’t create waves in Tebow’s old locker room with his old teammates. “Wish him all the best except for twice a year but I’ve got bigger issues to worry about in New England, specifically Vince Wilfork,” center Nick Mangold said. “I don’t know if you’ve seen him; he’s a force to be reckoned with. What goes on on the offensive side of the ball is not too much of my concern.” Last season with the Jets, Tebow completed 6 of 8 passes for 39 yards and failed to run or throw for a touchdown. None of his snaps as a quarterback came in the conventional offense but only in the Wildcat. He was also used as a personal punt protector and a decoy on offense. When the Jets acquired Tebow last year, they instantly made him the backup behind Sanchez before even the first snap of the offseason, a move which did nothing to calm the backpages of the New York tabloids from tracking the supposed quarterback competition. But despite Sanchez’s struggles, including a season where he threw more interceptions than touchdowns and saw his QBR rank among the worst in the league, Tebow was never given a chance to start or play beyond a niche role in the offense. With the Patriots, it is likely that Tebow comes in behind Brady and current backup quarterback Ryan Mallett on the depth chart. Kristian R. Dyer contributes to Yahoo! Sports and covers the Jets for Metro New York. @KristianRDyer

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Some Denver minicamp notes: Veteran cornerback Champ Bailey said defensive coordinator Jack Del Rio coming back for a second season is huge for the u...

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COMMENTARY | Tim Tebow might be able to help the New England Patriots--not on game day, but perhaps the week leading up to game day.

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ENGLEWOOD, Colo. -- No Denver Broncos player attracted more media attention as he left the practice field on Tuesday than running back Willis McGahee. But few spent more idle time during the first practice of the Broncos' three-day mandatory minicamp.

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Willis McGahee is back in the Denver Broncos' camp, if not necessarily their good graces.

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ENGLEWOOD, Colo. (AP) -- Willis McGahee is back in the Denver Broncos' camp, if not necessarily their good graces.

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You guys need to chill a little bit.

maybe if you all opened your freezers and refrigerators the temperature would cool a little bit there.

The Broncos started their mandatory minicamp on Tuesday, which meant that they welcomed running back Willis McGahee back to the team after the veteran spent the last few months working out in Miami. It’s par for the course for McGahee and a routine he didn’t change in light of the torn MCL and fracture he…

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So the New England Patriots now have a left-handed quarterback with a scatter arm, a flair for the dramatic and a feel for leadership.

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06-11-2013 03:51 PM

BroncosTV: Willis McGahee talks about being at minicamp and the competition in the backfield: http://t.co/vT27yMh8ZC

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06-11-2013 03:52 PM

bylindsayhjones: Inside the Peyton scrum http://t.co/sB4VEY93bQ

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06-11-2013 04:13 PM

espn_afcwest: Focal point of #Chargers media session was T’eo. Man, that kid can handle himself well with the media.

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06-11-2013 04:13 PM

espn_afcwest: Oh and #Chargers are thrilled with his on-field progress #steal.

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06-11-2013 04:17 PM

BroncosRadio: @Jeff_Legwold up next to talk about #Broncos mini-camp on @850KOA. Listen here: http://t.co/4TpbQIP99o

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06-11-2013 04:29 PM

BrandonSpano: If you missed last night's show, its on my podcast page, right here---> http://t.co/6E9b4wmOw6

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06-11-2013 04:29 PM

cecillammey: Fox on Tebow "He did a tremendous job for [us], for me as head coach, our whole coaching staff & his teammates. I’ll just leave it at that”

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06-11-2013 02:33 PM

bylindsayhjones: @dmac1043 I need to send feeds for a national story. Sorry.

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06-11-2013 02:38 PM

ProFootballTalk: Roethlisberger says knee "is in great shape," after surgery last week, could play this week http://t.co/6sssyynnt9

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