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Ravens LB Ray Lewis could face Broncos

denverpost.com

Baltimore Ravens linebacker Ray Lewis, sidelined with a torn triceps, is expected to return Dec. 16 to face Peyton Manning and the Broncos.

denverpost.com

Baltimore Ravens linebacker Ray Lewis, sidelined with a torn triceps, is expected to return Dec. 16 to face Peyton Manning and the Broncos.

Sam Davis, denverbroncos.com

Former Broncos safety, now FOX broadcaster John Lynch was sitting in a conference room at Dove Valley waiting to speak with quarterback Peyton Manning as part of his preparations for his broadcast of Sunday’s game against Tampa Bay, when he received som…

Josh Alper, profootballtalk.com

Another Sunday is kicking off in less than 48 hours and there’s a packed hour of Pro Football Talk on NBC Sports Network coming your way to get you ready for it. Browns running back Trent Richardson and Broncos coach John Fox are both stopping by the pr…

Mike KlisThe Denver Post, denverpost.com

The Broncos have four players who made the cutdown to 27 modern-era semifinalists for the Pro Football Hall of Fame.

Tyler Everett, denverbroncos.com

The Broncos quarterback wasn’t the only person named Peyton Manning in attendance at Friday’s practice. The team was joined by an eighth grader with the same name as the famous signal caller. The younger Manning said the introduction was one he had lo…

Sam Davis, denverbroncos.com

Below are the injury reports for the Broncos and Buccaneers after Friday’s practices.

Tyler Everett, denverbroncos.com

On Friday, the St. Kilda Football Club of the Australian Football league visited Dove Valley, touring the Broncos’ facilities and taking in practice from the sidelines. The visit gave the players an up-close look at a sport many of them admire from afar…

Hunter AtkinsThe New York Times, denverpost.com

Former Broncos quarterback Jake Plummer is tepidly toeing the edge of the spotlight that shines on football-crazed Denver, incited all the more by Peyton Manning's arrival. He wants to reclaim a part of himself that he once left behind.

Hunter AtkinsThe New York Times, denverpost.com

Former Broncos quarterback Jake Plummer is tepidly toeing the edge of the spotlight that shines on football-crazed Denver, incited all the more by Peyton Manning's arrival. He wants to reclaim a part of himself that he once left behind.

Mike Florio, profootballtalk.com

We’ve been flooded with questions today regarding whether Broncos receiver Eric Decker, a native of Cold Spring, Minnesota, is related to Tom Decker, a 31-year-old Cold Spring police officer who was killed Thursday night in an apparent ambush. Eric Deck…

Tom Kensler The Denver Post, denverpost.com

Broncos defensive coordinator Jack Del Rio said he is always nervous during the week of games, but he is used to that and can handle it. But thinking about his son playing Saturday for a state high school championship, well, there's no holding back thos…

Dan Devine, yahoo.com

Given its combination of pregame shenanigans, promises of forthcoming hell to pay and (oh-by-the-way) some legitimately competitive basketball capped by a late-game dagger from one of the NBA's all-time assassins, the front-end of Thursday night's TNT d…

Final Word: AFC West

Nov 30, 2012

ESPN.com

Five nuggets of knowledge about Week 13: Could be a special weekend for John Elway: The Broncos, 8-3, can clinch their second consecutive AFC West title with a victory over visiting Tampa Bay or a San Diego home loss to Cincinnati on Sunday afternoon. T…

Jeremy P. MeyerThe Denver Post, denverpost.com

If enthusiasm, love of football and civic pride were top criteria for cities to win a bid to host the Super Bowl, Denver could be a top contender every year.

Jeff LegwoldThe Denver Post, denverpost.com

When the Broncos defense is at its swirling and aggressive best, it's difficult not to keep your eyes on Elvis Dumervil and Von Miller.

Denver Post wire services, denverpost.com

Thanks to a strong weekend in sales, Washington Redskins rookie quarterback Robert Griffin III surpassed Broncos quarterback Peyton Manning as the NFL's top-selling jersey, according to the league.

Mike KlisThe Denver Post, denverpost.com

It wasn't Doug Martin, the NFL's hottest rookie running back, who the Broncos traded to the Tampa Bay Buccaneers on draft day.

CNNSI.com

Nuggets fall to Warriors after final shot waved off