Sports columnist Mark Kiszla combs his inbox for extraordinary feedback and exceptional analysis, then responds in kind online each Sunday.

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Super Bowl would be Tebow’s promise keeper

Memo to the nearly 3,000 fans who are expected to show up this morning for the Broncos’ first training camp workout: You’re going to be watching the wrong kids.

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Klis: Beadles, Walton are the real ones to watch

When Tim Tebow ended his unofficial holdout last week, the clock officially started ticking on Kyle Orton. The widespread perception is that Tebow’s arrival for Broncos training camp, which starts today at the team’s Dove Valley headquarters, means Orton is on borrowed time. A lame-duck incumbent. Dead Broncos quarterback walking into shotgun position.

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Battle has begun for Broncos’ old and new quarterbacks

For some of the players pulling on their Broncos jerseys for the official start of training camp this morning, they will look at their football watches and see what time it is.

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It’s playoffs or bust for Broncos’ Champ Bailey

With plenty of hours to spare before the official start of training camp, rookie Demaryius Thomas walked into Dove Valley on Saturday afternoon to sign his five-year contract worth $12.155 million.

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Thomas catches first contract with Broncos

ENGLEWOOD — The Denver Broncos will kick off training camp today without any holdouts. First-round draft pick Demaryius Thomas agreed to a five-year deal with more than $9 million in guarantees on Saturday, just in time to take his conditioning test so he can suit up when the full squad works out for the first time this morning.

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Broncos, Thomas reach 5-year deal

ENGLEWOOD — Denver Broncos rookie offensive lineman Zane Beadles doesn`t want to be pigeonholed into one position.

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Broncos’ McDaniels working with patchwork O-line

Albert Haynesworth came to work Saturday morning with a slightly swollen knee, forcing him to scrap his latest chance to pass the Washington Redskins conditioning test and keeping him exiled from practice for yet another day.

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NFL notebook: Haynesworth skips test with swollen knee

After the Broncos finished the 2009 season 2-8 over the final 10 games, it should be no surprise they start 2010 with questions in need of answers at nearly every position, from quarterback to punter.

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2010 Broncos must answer 10 questions

Perhaps the biggest benefit of a “soft open” to training camp was the extra attention the Broncos’ rookies received from the coaching staff.

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Cox hoping head start is big help