The York Revolution have had little to play for since their postseason aspirations faded in July. But new skipper Andy Etchebarren made it clear he would treat the final games of the season as an audition for players hoping to return to York next season.

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Esquivel leads Revolution

When Josh McDaniels landed the Broncos’ job in January, it generally was conceded that he inherited a Denver team with a lot of problems, but some strengths. Strengths, such as a young quarterback who was far from flawless, but seemed destined for a long run in the No. 1 job — and perhaps for long-run NFL greatness. OK, scratch that one.

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Broncos’ blocking system changes to power game

Josh McDaniels. Kid coach waiting to make history or inexperienced coach bound for the firing line before his time?

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Fans fickle when it comes to McDaniels

Once there were billboards, magazine ads, drive-time radio spots for an area jeweler, and even a restaurant was scheduled to bear Mike Shana-han’s name when his coaching tenure with the Broncos ended.

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Broncos social time has seen its last time

Usually, it’s the players who have the nicknames, not the coach.

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McDaniels won’t shed — or sweat — hoodies

Ease those minds, Broncos fans. Do not let the imagination wander too far from sensibility. Regardless of what anyone thinks about the series of bold decisions made by Pat Bowlen during the offseason, it doesn’t mean the Broncos’ owner has gone loopy.

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Bowlen is still Broncos’ boss

The image was one of happiness.

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Shutting doors to draft big change

Everybody has a best friend.

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McDaniels’ assistant a busy helping hand

When Josh McDaniels landed the Broncos’ job in January, it generally was conceded that he inherited a Denver team with a lot of problems, but some strengths. Strengths, such as a young quarterback who was far from flawless, but seemed destined for a long run in the No. 1 job — and perhaps for long-run NFL greatness. OK, scratch that one.

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System changes to power game

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 helps make tough players