The Denver Broncos reinstated Pro Bowl receiver Brandon Marshall from a team-imposed suspension Sunday.

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Marshall reinstated, eligible for Broncos’ opener

NFL coaches tell players that offense, defense and special teams are equally important. But with the release of special teams leader Anthony Madison on Saturday, the Steelers showed that they don’t think so. And by Saturday night, we’ll know if any team really believes in that statement.

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No Respect For Special Teams

Hot News for DT Richard Seymour

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DT Richard Seymour: Patriots Trade Veteran DL to Raiders

With the college football season starting this week, Scout.com’s Chris Steuber has the latest and confirms that four teams will scout the rivalry in Boulder this evening.

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Scout Watch: Colorado State at Colorado

Two years ago, the Broncos used their top two draft picks on Jarvis Moss and Tim Crowder, with the hope the defensive ends would energize the team’s pass rush.

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Crowder goes, Moss stays for Broncos

er move will have to be made today to accommodate the expected return of wide receiver Brandon Marshall from suspension.

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Broncos roster takes shape

ENGLEWOOD — The Denver Broncos signed veteran defensive lineman Vonnie Holliday Saturday, the same day the team trimmed its roster by releasing 12 players.

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Bad things happen in threes? That was the case for NFL offensive coordinators this week, as Kansas City`s Chan Gailey, Tampa Bay`s Jeff Jagodzinski and Buffalo`s Turk Schonert were dismissed in rapid-fire succession, meaning those teams had to make significant adjustments less than two weeks before the season kicks off.

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Three NFL teams hope change is for better

David Tyree has gone from Super Bowl hero to unemployed hero.

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Super Bowl hero Tyree among Giants’ final cuts