Sam Adams talks about the rivalry that has grown over the past few years between the Broncos and the Chargers.

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Adams: Chargers Targeted Broncos As Their Nemesis

Kathy Lee had a pizza baking contest with Ryan Harris in Littleton.

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Broncos' Harris Shows His Pizza Making Skills

Defeat used to move Brian Dawkins to tears. This is Dawkins the little boy from Jacksonville, Fla., we’re talking about.

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Broncos safety Dawkins’ passion comes from his faith

The Broncos have a rookie running back (Knowshon Moreno) leading the team in rushing, they have a rookie linebacker (Robert Ayers) and cornerback (Alphonso Smith) playing plenty on defense, and their special-teams units are sprinkled with first-year players such as safeties David Bruton and Darcel McBath.

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Briefs: Rookies receiving special attention in preparations

“Monday Night Football.” The undefeated Broncos against the underachieving Chargers. Pretty good stuff for an early-season game, right?

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Krieger: Chargers charged with turning it around vs. Broncos

Three teams — Oakland, Miami and Baltimore — have pounded the Chargers with run-by-committee approaches similar to what the Broncos use.

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Scouting Report: Broncos vs. Chargers

The Chicago Bears could have won in Atlanta last year. They could have won Sunday night. Instead, they went 0-for-2.

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Chicago’s mistakes against Falcons are costly

Drew Brees torched the Giants’ league-leading defense, swarming Saints defenders ruined Eli Manning’s homecoming, and undefeated New Orleans matched its best start since 1993 with a 48-27 throttling of previously unbeaten New York on Sunday.

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Brees blows by NFL’s top defense

Kurt Warner: The Cardinals quarterback completed 32-of-41 passes for 276 yards and two touchdowns in a 27-3 victory over Seattle. Warner tied Dan Marino’s NFL record for being the fastest to throw for 30,000 yards — 114 games.

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Milestones: Warner matches Marino

Head coach Jim Zorn no longer will be calling the plays for the Washington Redskins’ struggling offense.

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‘Skins yank Zorn’s play-calling duties