…digit underdogs. Here are five other games on Scooch’s radar: Matchup: New England Patriots at Denver Broncos Line move: Pats from minus-4 to minus-3 What that means: The Broncs and Saints…

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Week 5 NFL point spread moves

…your own? Submit it right here. The most compelling matchup this Sunday will be in Denver, as the Broncos look to keep their perfect record intact against the Patriots. So today, Adam is answering…

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Broncos defense has silenced critics

Football Outsiders uses its advanced metrics to analyze Week 5 fantasy matchups. Among the findings: Start Jerome Harrison and Marion Barber, anyone on the Vikings is a good play and don’t expect immediate returns from Braylon Edwards.

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FBO: Week 5 fantasy matchups

Today’s comes from John Coates: Q: My question is: Are there any statistics kept on what the percentage of success is when the QB sneak is run within one yard of the end zone?

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Q&A: Sneak not seeing much action yet

Eddie Royal’s remarkable rookie season landed him in several television ads this year, including one where he tells viewers they can get two free tacos if the Denver Broncos score two touchdowns. He calls it the “Royal Treatment.” And that’s exactly what he’s been getting from defenses this season.

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Eddie Royal dealing with sophomore slump? (AP)

— So far the Broncos have had the benefit of quarterbacks making mistakes against their defense.

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Brian Dawkins, proving he can still make big plays, has been a key performer for the stingy Denver defense.

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Discarded Dawkins becomes Broncos’ treasure (Yahoo! Sports)

Baltimore Ravens defenders made plenty of noise after last Sunday’s game against New England, claiming that the referees do too much to protect Patriots quarterback Tom Brady.

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Briefs: Dumervil plans on treating Brady like every other QB

With 79 career starts, David Carr knows how much Eli Manning wants to be on the field calling the plays when the Giants meet the Raiders on Sunday.

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NFL Briefs: Giants’ Manning misses practice, Carr ready to go

Both the Broncos and the New England Patriots are expected to be without their starting running backs when they play Sunday at Invesco Field at Mile High.

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Patriots and Broncos will both be out top running backs