In 1976, Broncos defensive tackle Lyle Alzado — yes, he was a defensive tackle then — suffered a broken leg in Denver’s 17-7 loss in the regular-season opener to the Bengals at Cincinnati.

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All defensive schemes need players

Change has never sounded this good. The Broncos are living by a new soundtrack this year.

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Broncos moving to a new beat

All right, so the new offense hit a little preseason slump.

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Broncos offense: Small passes, big results

No Bronco will be under more scrutiny than Orton, who has the task of replacing Pro Bowl quarterback Jay Cutler. Orton was a starter and a backup during his four years with the Bears, but he has been the unquestioned No. 1 quarterback in Denver since mid-June.

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Broncos offensive starters

Go ahead, call Kyle Orton a game manager. He relishes, even loves, the somewhat dubious title.

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Kyle Orton embracing Colorado

The image was one of happiness.

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Broncos close doors on draft-day activities

While the Broncos’ preseason record may not have shown it, rookie coach Josh McDaniels said he felt confident he had established a blueprint for how things would be done during his regime.

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McD’s goal for O-line: bigger and stronger

Everybody has a best friend.

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McDaniels has a busy helping hand

He might be the NFL’s second-youngest head coach, but in many ways Josh McDaniels is decidedly old school.

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Yoga takes big hit in switch to how Broncos will stretch

It’s not like the 2008 Broncos were the NFL’s version of the bespectacled kid getting turf kicked in their faces in stadiums throughout the league, but looking at the numbers, one can discern some disappointing trends.

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Tough practice, tough players