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Jack del Rio lands Broncos defensive coordinator gig

By Ian Cerveny

The Broncos will look to Del Rio to provide stability at defensive coordinator. Jack is Denver’s 7th new defensive coordinator in as many seasons.

Living Large in Broncos Country

By Ian Cerveny

Don’t count these Broncos out. Whatever it is, they’ve got it. The Patriots are a mirage drawn up on a chalkboard. Denver is in town to play some real wild football.

First test of new overtime rules no test at all

By Jason Ackerman

It was the first time the NFL’s new overtime rules for the playoffs were put to the test. New rules, same story.

Therapy for the Tebow Haters

By Ian Cerveny

Now, with Tebow doing exactly what was asked of him and winning a playoff game, what is left to hate? Is it his insistence on communicating with the almighty on national TV? What’s that got to do with Tim Tebow’s game, and why is it his problem that his faith makes others uncomfortable?

Tebow’s legend grows as Broncos nip Chargers in OT

By Jason Ackerman

Broncos notch a quality division win on the road, stunning the Chargers with a field goal in OT.

The simple mystery of Tim Tebow

By Ian Cerveny

Denver is a football town despite supporting a wide variety of sports franchises. Elway is God. Tebow is the Good Lord’s left hand man. And that too seems wicked simple.

Pat Bowlen’s Letter: Good PR or Too Little Too Late?

By Jason Ackerman

Denver Broncos owner Pat Bowlen sent a letter to season ticket holders (presumably with the bill for the mythical 10 games to happen at Invesco Field this fall), apologizing for the lockout and assuring fans the team will be ready to play come August, assuming a new collective bargaining agreement is reached.

Sex assault trial for Broncos’s Cox begins Wednesday

By Ian Cerveny

Broncos cornerback Perrish Cox will go to trial on felony sexual assault charges this Wednesday in Douglas County south of Denver. If found guilty, Cox could face as little as two years in prison or as much as a life sentence.

Broncos sign Bailey as Melo memories fade

By Ian Cerveny

In swooped the woebegone Broncos with a four-year $43 million deal that will virtually assure Champ Bailey a Denver retirement, a spot on the Ring of Fame, and the enduring love of Broncos fans. What contrast!

The Untimely Defeat of Jay Cutler

By Ian Cerveny

And either by the punishing Green Bay defense… or by a coach’s certain doubts… or by his own weak-hearted self… Jay Cutler was defeated on Sunday afternoon at the worst possible time.