The Denver Broncos are unbeaten because they have the top-ranked defense in the NFL and a quarterback who is very protective of the football. It’s a formula that for years worked quite well for the Baltimore Ravens, who have lost three straight. One team is undefeated, the other desperate. It should make for a very interesting Sunday afternoon for a couple of well-rested AFC powerhouses coming…
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Unbeaten Broncos, desperate Ravens emerge from bye (AP)
Tony Scheffler was one of Jay Cutler’s favorite targets, and he’s quickly become one of Kyle Orton’s top weapons in the Broncos’ new offense.
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Spotlight: Tony Scheffler
Welcome back and keep the queries coming. … Today’s comes from Gerald Slomka in Rockville, Md.
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Q&A: Who’s preferable as a holder for field goals – the punter or backup quarterback?
The Broncos will play in Baltimore on Sunday, a city that has had some experience with ironmen over the years — see: Ripken Jr., Cal.
…Here is a look at the final injury report for Week 8 in the AFC North: Denver Broncos (6-0) at Baltimore Ravens (3-3), Sunday at 1 p.m. Broncos Probable: S Brian…
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AFC North injury report
It has not taken Russ Hochstein long to carve out an identity in Denver. Since being acquired via trade on Aug. 25, the ninth-year veteran has contributed in a variety of ways.
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A Valuable Commodity
…There are many great matchups to watch in Sunday’s high-profile game between the undefeated Denver Broncos (6-0) and Baltimore Ravens (3-3). But perhaps the most important will be NFL sack…
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AFC North: Final Word
With piles of snow surrounding their rarely-used artificial turf field, the Broncos returned outside to practice Friday after preparing most of the week down the road at an indoor facility.
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Broncos practice moves outdoors
…should have gotten mention for best game. The games Reiss mentioned (Baltimore Ravens in Week 4, Denver Broncos in Week 5, Buffalo Bills in Week 1) were uber-competitive and rightly mentioned, but I…
In this week's edition of “A Few Minutes With…”, Tony Scheffler answers questions about switching from wide receiver to tight end in college and how he decides to hurdle over defensive backs.
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A Few Minutes With: Tony Scheffler
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