Raheem Morris is keeping his options open on Tampa Bay’s starting quarterback.

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Quarterback derby goes another week for Buccaneers

Wide receiver Eddie Royal almost certainly will be one of the Broncos’ kick returners this season, but coach Josh McDaniels said the hunt is still on to choose who will give Royal some help.

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Kyle Orton’s second preseason game as the Broncos’ starter was mostly a reassuring answer to his dismal debut. He completed 16 of his first 19 throws with a touchdown before he relapsed into another mistake.

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Broncos Drop To 0-2 In Preseason Play

On Wednesday, August 26th, Scout.com’s Chris Steuber hosts Scout NFL Radio from 6 – 8 p.m. EST. At this time guests are being scheduled, so check back for updates. The phone lines will be open at 484-483-7448.

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The football universe is frantic about the start of the 2009 season and NFL organizations have already started planning for the 2010 NFL Draft. Scout.com’s Chris Steuber has the latest and confirms that eight teams scouted a Division II quarterback from Ashland.

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Scout Watch: Rise From Ashland

Posted by ESPN.com’s Bill Williamson Random thoughts from Denver’s 27-13 loss at Seattle on Saturday night: Kyle Orton wasn’t perfect, but…

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Breaking down the Broncos’ game

Depending on the populace of a particular region, feelings for Jay Cutler are as varied as water and mountains.

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Cutler maturing in role with Bears

It’s no coincidence that two Depression-era dramas by Clifford Odets are being revived now ‘” ‘Awake and Sing!’ at Berkeley’s Aurora Theatre, and ‘Paradise Lost’ at Ashland’s Oregon Shakespeare Festival. As the recession grinds on, these rarely staged dramas suddenly have become relevant again.

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Thanks to the recession, theater turns more political

With all the drama that has surrounded the Broncos the past seven months, they could use some run-of-the-mill football from time to time.

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Broncos see quiet, steady progress in Seattle

Brandon Marshall’s feud with the Broncos continued on Saturday, with the disgruntled wide receiver left back in Denver while the rest of the team lost a preseason game at Seattle. “Everybody who was ready and able to play in this game was here. And everybody we deemed not ready and able stayed back home,” Broncos first-year coach Josh McDaniels said late Saturday night after…

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