The Broncos have moved one step closer to their 53-man regular season roster. On Friday, nine players, including Lee Robinson, were released and Matt McChesney was placed on IR.

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Making Roster Moves

For the last two years, the Broncos had virtually no pass rush, couldn’t contain the run and struggled to force turnovers. The dismal defense ultimately played a part in the firing of Mike Shanahan and the hiring of rookie coach Josh McDaniels, who made Mike Nolan one of his first hires.

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Broncos Defense Catching On

Posted by ESPN.com’s Bill Williamson The Kansas City Chiefs and Denver Broncos got a head start on cutting down to the 53-man roster by Saturday’s deadline…

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Chiefs and Broncos make some roster cuts

The Denver Broncos on Friday released nine players and placed guard Matt McChesney on their reserve/injured list, it was announced.

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BRONCOS RELEASE NINE PLAYERS; PLACE G McCHESNEY ON INJURED RESERVE

For all NFL players who walk the tight rope between a roster spot and unemployment, Friday was a day of dread. Nine players who had been in camp with the Denver Broncos were delivered the bad news that their services were no longer required.

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McDaniels Trims Broncos Roster, 9 Players Released

The Denver Broncos got a head start on cuts, releasing nine players, including quarterback Ingle Martin. The team also placed guard Matt McChesney on the reserve/injured list with a sprained ankle on Friday. There are no surprises in the other players released: DLs Matthias Askew and Carlton Powell; OL Kory Lichtensteiger and Clint Oldenberg; CB Rashod Moulton; RB Marcus Thomas; WR Nate Swift and…

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Broncos release nine players (AP)

Darrell Reid went in pursuit of pointers on how to pick off passes. With the Denver Broncos switching to a 3-4 front this season, the 270-pound defensive end had to be able to read and react as he dropped back into coverage. So he sought out Champ Bailey for advice, working with the perennial Pro Bowl cornerback each practice to glean helpful hints.

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Broncos defense getting the hang of new scheme (AP)

Deo arrives at Kennedy Airport with $200 in his pocket. He speaks no English and knows no one. Lost, homeless and haunted by nightmares, he squats in abandoned Harlem tenements and later sleeps in Central Park.

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At the Smithsonian, Julia Child’s kitchen is a star attraction

In ‘The Real Wizard of Oz,’ author Rebecca Loncraine applies a Freudian logic to the forces that shaped Baum’s endlessly inventive storytelling.

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