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| Chiefs' Gailey out as offensive coordinator |
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08/31/2009 |
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| eran was also an NFL offensive coordinator for the Miami Dolphins under then head coach Dave Wannstedt in 2000 and 2001, and had also been the head coach of the Dallas Cowboys for the 1998 and 1999 seasons. He guided Dallas to a mark of 18-14, including an NFC East title and playoff appearance in his first campaign. Gailey also served in a variety of roles with the Denver Broncos between 1985-90, and also saw time as wide receivers coach and offensive coordinator under Bill Cowher in Pittsburgh from 1994-97. |
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| Broncos QB Orton leaves |
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08/30/2009 |
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| Denver, CO (MySportsbook) - Denver Broncos quarterback Kyle Orton left Sunday's 27-17 preseason loss to the Chicago Bears after suffering a cut to his right index finger in the second quarter. On a pass play, Orton's right hand appeared to connect with Bears defensive end Adewale Ogunleye on the follow-through. He then saw his bloody finger, went over to the sideline and left the field. The Broncos termed it an "upper extremity" injury. Orton was 12-for-16 for 96 yards before leaving. |
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| Broncos' Marshall suspended |
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08/28/2009 |
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| Englewood, CO (MySportsbook) - Denver Broncos wide receiver Brandon Marshall has been suspended for the remainder of the preseason by the club for conduct detrimental to the team, it was announced Friday. At a press conference later in the day, first-year head coach Josh McDaniels said the suspension will carry through to September 5. The Broncos' final preseason game is on September 3 against Arizona, while their season-opener is September 13 at Cincinnati. McDaniels explained that the suspension was levi |
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| Philadelphia Eagles 2009 Season Preview |
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08/27/2009 |
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| 28, six weeks after the Eagles were ousted by the surprising Arizona Cardinals in the NFC Championship Game. On the opening day of the league's free agency period, longtime safety and franchise icon Brian Dawkins signed a five-year contract with the Denver Broncos, a move that sent the local fans and media contingent into a frenzy of shock and anger towards the organization for allowing such an act to take place. Outrage would quickly turn into jubilation, however, when Philadelphia acquired All-Pro offensive |
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| San Diego Chargers 2009 Season Preview |
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08/27/2009 |
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| must avoid another lousy start, and can't rely on another monumental collapse from a division foe. Both of those scenarios unfolded in 2008, when the Chargers opened the campaign with a 4-8 mark before winning their last four games and watching the Denver Broncos end their 16-game season after 13 games. If anyone has experience with collapses and some occasional luck from the same football gods that continue to reward him with head coaching jobs, it's San Diego's Norv Turner. Turner enters his third season a |
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| Denver Broncos 2009 Season Preview |
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08/27/2009 |
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| (MySportsbook) - In this "what have you done for me lately?" NFL world, even two-time Super Bowl champion head coaches get their pink slip. Denver Broncos owner Pat Bowlen was asking the above question in December when he fired longtime head coach Mike Shanahan in order to open a new chapter with the baby-faced Josh McDaniels running the show. Bowlen couldn't get over the fact that his team had a three-game lead in the AFC West with three to play and the Broncos lost every game, including a 52-21 loss to r |
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| New England Patriots |
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08/26/2009 |
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| Traded offensive lineman Russ Hochstein to the Denver Broncos for an undisclosed draft pick; signed linebacker Tyrone McKenzie; released safety Tank Williams. |
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| New England Patriots 2009 Season Preview |
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08/25/2009 |
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| in Tampa, hoisting his fourth Lombardi Trophy to the heavens. Instead, the vagaries of NFL tiebreaking rules and overall strength of the AFC conspired to make the Patriots the first team to miss the playoffs with a record of 11-5 or better since the Denver Broncos were turned away from a 10- team postseason bracket in 1985. Only five teams in the league had a better record than the Patriots in 2008, but you would have had a tough time finding anyone around NFL nation - outside of the greater New England area, |
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| Hasselbeck throws two TDs as Seahawks upend Broncos |
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08/23/2009 |
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| Seattle, WA (MySportsbook) - Matt Hasselbeck threw two touchdown passes to help Seattle defeat the Denver Broncos, 27-13, in Jim Mora's first game at Qwest Field as Seahawks head coach. Hasselbeck played the entire first half and finished with 171 yards on 16- of-23 attempts. Newcomer T.J. Houshmandzadeh hauled in five balls for 41 yards and a touchdown. Looking to rebound from a disastrous Denver debut, which featured three interceptions, Kyle Orton saw extended minutes, playing into the third quarter. He |
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| Chicago Bears 2009 Season Preview |
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08/16/2009 |
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| (MySportsbook) - The Chicago Bears know they traded for a 4,000-yard, Pro Bowl passer when they obtained Jay Cutler from the Denver Broncos in a blockbuster deal during the offseason. What they don't know is whether they got themselves a winner. Bears supporters who have been worn down by years and years of shoddy quarterback play, while thrilled with the acquisition of Cutler, will be quick to tell you that the 26-year-old hasn't translated his passing skills into a postseason berth since he was an Indian |
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