The Raiders re-signed defensive tackle William Joseph on Thursday while Richard Seymour remained a no-show four days before the team’s season opener.

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ENGLEWOOD, Colo. – Champ Bailey chuckled at Chad Ocho Cinco’s proclamation that he was eager to embarrass the Denver Broncos and their star cornerback in Cincinnati this weekend.

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Champ Bailey to Ocho Cinco’s prediction: bring it on (The Canadian Press)

INVESCO Field at Mile High played host to American Idol auditions this summer for the second time. More than 9,000 people showed up to the Broncos' home turf to try out. Read about it in this edition of Broncos Magazine Weekly.

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American Idol at Mile High

By JOE KAY AP Sports Writer

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Dysfunctional Broncos open in Cincinnati (PA SportsTicker)

Champ Bailey already has eight pro bowl berths to his credit. Despite his reputation of being one of the best corners in the game, his legacy is far from complete.

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Bailey Not Done Building

Head Coach Josh McDaniels spoke with the media prior to Thursday's practice session. Click here to read the transcript.

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Week 1: Transcripts

NEW YORK – NFL fans whose local teams’ games are blacked out will be able to watch replays online for free – though not until after midnight.

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NFL offering free delayed broadcasts of blacked-out games (The Canadian Press)

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Broncos coach traces roots to father and Belichick (PA SportsTicker)

Champ Bailey chuckled at Chad Ocho Cinco’s proclamation that he was eager to embarrass the Denver Broncos and their star cornerback in Cincinnati this weekend. The Bengals superstar receiver’s tweet today telling Bailey “storms coming!!!!!!!!!!” drew a roll of the eyes from the Broncos’ perennial Pro Bowler, who doesn’t check his Twitter account all day like Ocho Cinco…

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NFL fans whose local teams’ games are blacked out will be able to watch replays online for free — though not until after midnight. The recession has left several teams in danger of having games blacked out this season. The league announced Thursday that home fans will be able to view the delayed broadcasts on NFL.com for 72 hours, except during “Monday Night Football.” A game is not…

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