Denver Broncos defensive end Vonnie Holliday credited the big win against the New York Giants on Thanksgiving to “complimentary” football. He says that means all phases of the game were played well by the team.

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Holliday Credits Win To ‘Complimentary’ Football

Five weeks remain in the NFL’s regular season, but for Broncos fans, there are two schedules worth monitoring.

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By the numbers, Broncos chasing only Chargers

Today’s question about the Broncos comes from Mike Birtwistle in Manchester, England.

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Q&A: McDaniels still in Cassel’s fan club

Overlooked in the Broncos’ 26-6 rout of the Giants on Thanksgiving was the fact that Matt Prater contributed what probably was the best all-around game of his NFL career.

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Spotlight on Broncos kicker Matt Prater

Brian Urlacher didn’t come out and say he preferred Kyle Orton to Jay Cutler. That would be reading a little too deep between the lines.

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Analysis: Urlacher points out the Bears made a mistake the Broncos made first

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Diving Into December

They had to go all the way to the West Coast and absorb another gruesome beating from the Chargers, but the Chiefs at least came away from their latest meeting with the AFC

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Chiefs get zapped by Chargers 43-14

There will be no mention of the final score. Honestly, once the San Diego Chargers eclipsed 30, I quit counting.

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Chiefs show their immaturity in loss

The NFL is keeping mum on the latest developments in the trash talking episode between Denver coach Josh McDaniels and San Diego linebacker Shaun Phillips. Phillips said after the Chargers’ victory at Denver on Nov. 22 that McDaniels had sneered “We own you!” during warmups. McDaniels repeatedly declined to tell his side of the story but in the face of mounting criticism, he told ESPN…

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NFL won’t say if it’s looking into McDaniels spat (AP)

…a 13% chance of making the playoffs. The chart below is attached. AccuScore simulations still give the Broncos and Steelers the best shot at Wild Card spots. If you add up their individual week winning…

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Assessing wild-card chances