Since 1980, only three three primary Broncos quarterbacks have started their Denver careers with two consecutive victories.

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Numbers: A fast start for new QB

It’s fairly well documented at this point, but those who believe in the 3-4 defense around the league, believe in it passionately because of the versatility it allows.

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Break it down: 3-4 benefits Dumervil

The weekly segment “A Few Minutes With” is back on DenverBroncos.com for the 2009 season. This week's player is Eddie Royal. Submit your questions by Thursday for the wide receiver here.

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Ask Eddie Royal…

Browns coach Eric Mangini is firmly defending his policy of fining players, saying he believes everyone should be treated with the same respect.

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Even with Mangini’s strict rules, Browns struggle

John Elway is impressed with how the 2009 Broncos are improving two games into the season, especially the defense. The one Bronco the Hall of Fame quarterback doesn’t seem terribly impressed with so far? Brandon Marshall.

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Elway Says Brandon Marshall Should Be Careful

The major storyline in the NFL last week was all the talking that the New York Jets did before their game…

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The Jets can talk all they want, but not to Michael Crabtree (Yahoo! Sports)

The Broncos captured their second win of the season in a convincing fashion. Much of their success came from a gritty ground game late in the contest.

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The Morning After: Week 2

Tourism officials and organizers of York Bike Night are expecting a large crowd for the event, which organizers have said could be the last if Harley-Davidson relocates its York manufacturing plant.

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This week’s Bike Night could be York’s last

Wesley Woodyard and Kathy Lee went alpine sliding at Heritage Square in Golden as part of CBS4’s “Get to Know” segment.

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Woodyard Shows Off His Alpine Slide Skills

Football Outsiders’ Week 2 Quick Reads show why all 350-yard passing days aren’t the same. If you’re Matt Schaub, those yards are part of a brilliant performance. But Kevin Kolb? Not so much. Oh, and the Giants have two pretty good receivers after all.

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FBO: Week 2 Quick Reads