…right number.” This week, Avello tells us what he’s thinking when those adjustments happen. Matchup: Denver Broncos at San Diego Chargers Line moves: San Diego opened minus-4, currently minus-3.5 What…

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Week 6 NFL point spread moves

The least-happy place in Dove Valley this week had to have been inside the special-teams meeting rooms, where the film from last Sunday’s game against New England was more like a horror movie.

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Broncos’ special-teams struggles daunting with Chargers on deck

Had it been snapped, it would have been the picture that launched thousands of words. It would have been a picture of Broncos owner Pat Bowlen, fuming after a 52-21 loss to San Diego last December.

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Broncos return to scene of 2008 disaster: San Diego

A difficult economy caused the Broncos to re-evaluate their market size and the ticket prices on some of their better seats.

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Broncos reduce prices on club-seat tickets for 2010

Somehow, the least noticeable of the defensive players are the biggest and beefiest.

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Broncos’ defensive linemen quietly setting table for LBs, DBs

Jets wide receiver Jerricho Cotchery missed a second consecutive day of practice Thursday because of a hamstring injury and was uncertain whether he’ll be ready to play against the Buffalo Bills.

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Jets’ Cotchery questionable for bills game

Dimensions: 6-foot-5, 285 pounds The buzz: Holliday, a 12-year veteran, signed with the Broncos as a free agent on Sept.

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Spotlight: Broncos DE Vonnie Holliday

Welcome back, and keep the queries coming. Today’s comes from Robert Reny: Q: Do you consider the Broncos a Super Bowl team, or is it impossible for them to go deep into the playoffs?

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Q&A: How high is up for Broncos?

Vic Lombardi and Gary Miller took a cue from a Coors Light commercial.

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Vic & Gary Have Fun With McDaniels News Conference

ENGLEWOOD — Josh McDaniels` tough love apparently has done the trick. Denver Broncos receiver Brandon Marshall, whose temper tantrum at training camp drew a nine-day suspension, is back to being his Pro Bowl self.

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Broncos’ Marshall bounces back