Broncos coach Josh McDaniels is allowing his players to relish in the aftermath of Sunday’s 20-17 overtime victory against New England a little longer.

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Broncos basking in the glow of victory

Dre’ Bly took Mike Singletary’s usual spot at the podium in a team meeting room and apologized. Profusely. His coach watched the whole thing.

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49ers’ Bly apologizes for showboating on INT

With another strong performance and another win in his pocket, Kyle Orton's confidence behind center continues to grow. Eddie Royal was his main target on Sunday, and Rod Smith was there to watch the overtime victory.

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The Morning After: Week 5

Broncos fans react to Sunday’s huge win over the New England Patriots.

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Broncos Fans Believe In McDaniels Now

I certainly didn’t know Roddy White was going to go all crazy for 210 receiving yards Sunday. I suspected a big game was coming at some point soon, no…

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Karabell: Learning about Benson, Austin, Orton

Knowshon Moreno has walked a fine line between his team’s can-do attitude and his coaches’ can’t-do edicts.

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Moreno Overcomes Fumble With A Few Fine Runs

In September of 2006, NFL quarterback Chris Simms took a hit the ruptured his spleen and required emergency surgery. Simms credits anonymous blood donors with providing he blood needed to save his life. Now he encourages Bronco fans to donate to have a life.

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Broncos Quarterback Encourages Blood Donation

Josh McDaniels and his Denver Broncos improved to a perfect 5-0 with a dramatic win over the New England Patriots Sunday. It was McDaniels’ first game against his mentor, New England head coach Bill Belichick.

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McDaniels Beats Mentor In OT Thriller

…the snaps played by offensive skill position players in the Patriots’ 20-17 overtime loss to the Broncos: QB Tom Brady — 61 of 61 snaps WR Randy Moss — 54 of 61 WR Wes Welker — 48…

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Snaps played by offensive skill position players

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