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| Bye week shows Cowboys know they have work to do |
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10/16/2009 |
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| terback said ``was hard and it was long and it was rewarding.'' Such bye-week intensity indicates that Dallas isn't in denial over a 3-2 record, even though the Cowboys say they were a play or two from knocking off the unbeaten New York Giants and Denver Broncos and sitting at 5-0 themselves. The Cowboys acknowledge an overtime victory against winless Kansas City wasn't the prettiest way to keep their record above .500 heading into their break. So they're fine-tuning things while hoping for a boost from t |
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| Bengals look to make Texans latest victim |
NFL Football |
10/16/2009 |
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| ach Marvin Lewis, because he may not believe his team is 4-1 and alone atop the AFC North. Whatever Lewis' mindset may be, reality proves that the Bengals are indeed 4-1 thanks to a four-game winning streak following a season-opening loss versus the Denver Broncos. They will try to keep the hot start going Sunday versus the Houston Texans at Paul Brown Stadium, where Cincinnati will be aiming for its first five-game winning streak since the Sam Wyche-guided Bengals opened the 1988 campaign with six straight w |
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| Cutler, Ryan add passing balance to Bears, Falcons |
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10/15/2009 |
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| acks. Defensive end Adewale Ogunleye had 2 1/2 sacks in Chicago's 48-24 win over Detroit two weeks ago and has 4 1/2 this season. The Falcons are 9-1 at the Georgia Dome with Ryan and coach Mike Smith. The one home loss came against Cutler and the Denver Broncos last season. Despite the strong starts from Cutler and Ryan, each offense still emphasizes the run. Lovie Smith says the Bears are still a run-first offense and added ``That won't ever change, as long as I'm here.'' Chicago struggled to establis |
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| Marshall bounces back from offseason of discontent |
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10/15/2009 |
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ENGLEWOOD, Colo. (AP) -Josh McDaniels' tough love apparently has done the trick. Denver Broncos receiver Brandon Marshall, whose temper tantrum at training camp drew a nine-day suspension, is back to being his Pro Bowl self. In the last two weeks, Marshall, showing his head is clear and his hip is healed, has caught two big touchdown passes to help the unbeaten Broncos defeat Dallas and New England, respectively. After his 51-yard TD against the Cowboys, in which Marshall avoided a half-dozen tacklers |
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| Orton, Harrison and Zastudil earn AFC weekly honors |
NFL Football |
10/14/2009 |
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| New York, NY (MySportsbook) - Denver Broncos quarterback Kyle Orton, Pittsburgh Steelers linebacker James Harrison and Cleveland Browns punter Dave Zastudil have been selected as the AFC's top players for Week 5 of the NFL season. Orton took home offensive honors as he completed 35-of-48 passes for 330 yards with two touchdowns and one interception in the Broncos' 20-17 overtime win against New England. Orton's touchdown tosses capped drives of 98 and 90 yards, respectively. The victory gave Denver it's fi |
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| AFC West: Denver's McDaniels new member of "Mile High Club" |
NFL Football |
10/13/2009 |
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| (MySportsbook) - Josh McDaniels looked like a fan who had won a chance to be on the sidelines this past Sunday, after his Denver Broncos pulled out a gut- wrenching victory over mentor Bill Belichick and the New England Patriots. McDaniels threw fist pumps to the Invesco Field at Mile High crowd in jubilation just a few moments following the Broncos' 20-17 overtime triumph versus the Pats, which gave the team its first 5-0 start since the 1998 squad opened the season 13-0 en route to its second consecutive |
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| Relieved to be 3-2, Cowboys aiming to improve |
NFL Football |
10/13/2009 |
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| o get a read on Dallas. Still, it's easy to see they've yet to have a game where the offense and defense were clicking. The last four games have been decided in the closing minutes, with two decided on the last play. Taking the New York Giants and Denver Broncos down to the wire was one thing. But having also done so against the Carolina Panthers and then, knowing they needed a breakout game, letting it happen against the Chiefs raises more eyebrows. ``I won't deny that we want to go out and really impose |
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| Prater's 41-yard FG in OT pushes Broncos past Pats |
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10/11/2009 |
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| Denver, CO (MySportsbook) - Matt Prater's 41-yard field goal less than five minutes into overtime sent the Denver Broncos past the New England Patriots, 20-17, in an AFC clash from Invesco Field at Mile High. Kyle Orton finished 35-of-48 for 330 yards, two touchdowns and one interception for the Broncos, (5-0), who hadn't started a season with five consecutive victories since beginning the 1998 campaign at 13-0 before finishing 14-2 and winning Super Bowl XXXIII. Brandon Marshall caught eight balls for 64 |
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| NFL Inactives (Sunday, October 11, 2009) |
NFL Football |
10/11/2009 |
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| aun Molden, DT Frank Okam, WR Glenn Martinez, DT Deljuan Robinson Cardinals - 3rd QB Brian St. Pierre, TE Dominique Byrd, WR Early Doucet, DT Keilen Dykes, DE Kenny Iwebema, G Herman Johnson, T Brandon Keith, LB Reggie Walker NEW ENGLAND PATRIOTS AT DENVER BRONCOS, 4:15 P.M. (ET) Patriots - WR Joey Galloway, RB Fred Taylor, CB Terrence Wheatley, S James Sanders, OL Rich Ohrnberger, OG Kendall Simmons, DL Terdell Sands, DT Ron Brace Broncos - 3rd QB Tom Brandstater, RB Correll Buckhalter, LB Spencer Larsen, G |
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| Can McDaniels, Broncos, make Pats next victims? |
NFL Football |
10/10/2009 |
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| ite well during his brief tenure as a head coach after honing his skills under the mentorship of Bill Belichick. Now the pupil gets to face the ultimate test from his teacher this Sunday at Invesco Field at Mile High, where McDaniels' still-unbeaten Denver Broncos will battle Belichick's New England Patriots in a marquee AFC matchup. McDaniels was hired to supplant the accomplished Mike Shanahan as the Broncos' sideline boss in January following an eight-year apprenticeship with the Patriots, including three |
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