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| Ravens release RB Anderson |
NFL Football |
02/27/2008 |
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| ng back Mike Anderson, the team announced Wednesday. Anderson played two seasons in Baltimore, backing up Jamal Lewis and Willis McGahee, carrying the ball 54 times for 245 yards and a touchdown. Anderson exploded onto the scene as a rookie with the Denver Broncos in 2000, rushing for 1,487 yards and 15 touchdowns en route to earning Offensive Rookie of the Year honors. But the eight-year veteran has only topped the 1,000-yard mark once since his rookie season, when he toted the ball 239 times for 1,014 yards |
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| NFL competition committee considering changing playoff seeding rules |
NFL Football |
02/21/2008 |
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| the ball is snapped on a field goal attempt, as happened several times this past season. Fisher predicted the trend won't continue because coaches have realized the move can backfire. His team was the beneficiary of that scenario Nov. 19, when the Denver Broncos called a timeout just before Rob Bironas missed a 56-yard field goal try at the end of the first half. Given a second chance, Bironas made it. Fisher said prohibiting coaches from calling a timeout with less than 10 seconds left on the play clock |
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| Howsam, GM of Big Red Machine, founder of Broncos, dies |
NFL Football |
02/19/2008 |
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| Cincinnati, OH (MySportsbook) - Bob Howsam, the former Reds general manager responsible for building the "Big Red Machine" dynasty in the 1970s and one of the founders of the Denver Broncos, died on Tuesday. He was 89 years old. Howsam, who would have turned 90 on February 29, died of heart failure at his Sun City, Arizona home. A Denver native, Howsam entered professional sports in 1947 as owner of the Denver Bears of the Single-A Western League, a team that would later become a Triple-A affiliate of the |
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| Bob Howsam, key figure in MLB and founder of NFL's Denver Broncos dies |
MLB Baseball |
02/19/2008 |
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DENVER (AP) -Bob Howsam, who assembled the Big Red Machine in Cincinnati, helped put the St. Louis Cardinals to a World Series and co-founded the Denver Broncos, died Tuesday in Sun City, Ariz. He was 89. Howsam had heart problems, said his son, Robert Howsam of Colorado Springs. In a career that bridged two sports and several leagues, Howsam's guiding principle was that the fans came first, his son said. ``He loved the fans. They made his life,'' the son said. Howsam started his sports career in 1 |
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| Broncos place WR Rod Smith on reserve/retired list as he recovers from 2nd hip surgery |
NFL Football |
02/15/2008 |
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ENGLEWOOD, Colo. (AP) -Rod Smith isn't ready to walk away from the NFL despite two hip operations in the last year. He did, however, provide the Denver Broncos with some salary cap relief by agreeing to go on the reserve/retired list Friday. ``He didn't give it a second thought,'' agent Tom Mills told The Associated Press. ``He was comfortable being put on that list.'' Despite the move, Smith's career isn't over, at least not officially. He can still return to the team - provided he recovers from his |
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| Broncos' Smith placed on reserve/retired list |
NFL Football |
02/15/2008 |
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| Englewood, CO (MySportsbook) - The Denver Broncos placed wide receiver Rod Smith on the reserve/retired list Friday, effectively ending the career of perhaps the most accomplished pass catcher in franchise history after 13 seasons. Smith joined Denver as an undrafted free agent out of Missouri Southern University prior to the 1994 season, and went on to amass 849 career receptions, 11,389 receiving yards and 68 touchdowns in 183 games with the Broncos. Friday's move was based on a mutual agreement by the p |
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| Broncos place WR Smith on reserve/retired list |
Headlines |
02/15/2008 |
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ENGLEWOOD, Colo. (AP) -The Denver Broncos placed star receiver Rod Smith on the reserve/retired list Friday. However, Smith's agent says the 13-year veteran has not necessarily caught his last NFL pass. The move simply gives the Broncos flexibility under the salary cap entering he 2008 season. Agent Tom Mills told The Associated Press the move was a roster maneuver and Smith granted the team permission to do it. Smith underwent microfracture hip surgery last February, causing him to miss the 2007 sea |
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| Unfamiliar face: Minnesota, Brewster burst onto recruiting scene |
Division I College Football |
02/07/2008 |
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| all across America, five kids from the state of Minnesota and 26 kids from around the nation ... decided to be Minnesota Golden Gophers, and that's tremendously exciting to me.'' When Brewster was hired as a little-known tight ends coach from the Denver Broncos, he immediately began touting himself as a relentless personality who eats, sleeps and dreams recruiting. After doing so much talking, it appears that he is starting to walk a little, too. ``It is a passion with him, you can tell,'' athletic dir |
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| John Lynch cherishing Pro Bowl experience as if it were his final game |
Headlines |
02/07/2008 |
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KAPOLEI, Hawaii (AP) - Denver Broncos safety John Lynch went to work out before dawn and discovered a familiar foe in the hotel's fitness center: San Diego Chargers fullback Lorenzo Neal. Lynch and Neal are 15-year veterans and the oldest AFC players participating in Sunday's Pro Bowl. Lynch is 36 and has been invited to Hawaii nine times. Neal is 37 and is a four-time Pro Bowler. ``Some of the young cats are sleeping in and we're up in the gym working before breakfast,'' Lynch said. ``Only the 15-year |
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| Green, Monk, Dean, Tippett, Zimmerman, Emmitt Thomas elected to Hall of Fame |
Headlines |
02/02/2008 |
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But many, including some reporters on the 44-member selection committee, found Tagliabue unapproachable and uncooperative. Also failing to get in were Redskins guard Russ Grimm, Buffalo Bills receiver Andre Reed, Oakland Raiders punter Ray Guy, Denver Broncos linebacker Randy Gradishar, Chicago Bears defensive end Richard Dent, Miami Dolphins guard Bob Kuechenberg, Vikings guard Randall McDaniel, and Kansas City Chiefs linebacker Derrick Thomas. Senior committee nominee Marshall Goldberg was not electe |
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