As Week 7 of the NFL season approaches, Scout.com’s Chris Steuber updates his 2009 NFL Rookie Rankings; a Big Board system where the top-20 rookies are ranked. The ranking system is based on playing time, potential impact, surrounding cast and team environment. With Mark Sanchez struggling, a new No. 1 rookie has emerged. Find out who it is inside.

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2009 NFL Rookie Rankings – Week 7

…they just need a break. This week six teams are on bye — the Lions, Seahawks, Titans, Denver Broncos, Jacksonville Jaguars and Baltimore Ravens — so fantasy owners need to hustle to fill those empty roster…

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The NFL is a copycat league, and as more head coaches key in their offenses on particularly weak cornerbacks, fantasy owners can reap huge returns.

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AFC First-Round Byes : Indianapolis Colts Denver Broncos Other AFC Divisional Champions : Pittsburgh Steelers…

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The absurdly premature playoff picture: Week 6 (Yahoo! Sports)

Expect a thrilling conclusion to the Vikings-Steelers game — thanks in part to leaky fourth-quarter defensive play — John Clayton writes in his weekly First and 10 column.

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Clayton: Expect fourth-quarter drama

Football Outsiders delivers key stats for every Week 7 NFL matchup, including why the Bengals can’t let up against the Bears and how special teams can make the difference in Minnesota.

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The Broncos lead the league in scoring defense, allowing 11 points per game, but their offense has played well enough to give them the kind of cushion the other league leaders in point

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Numbers: Broncos gaining point cushion

Today’s comes from Dan Murphy: Q: Given the Broncos’ recent inability to manage short-yardage situations, especially near the goal line, whatever happened to the bootleg?

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Q&A: Why don’t Broncos boot up the bootleg?

It isn’t three up with three games to play as things were before the Broncos collapsed in 2008, but a look at the AFC West standings this year shows the Broncos have certainly done about all

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