The Denver Broncos’ red zone struggles led to some red faces at the NFL Network. Even though his players heeded his admonition to channel their emotions in a more positive direction after losing their composure in a loss to the San Diego Chargers four nights earlier, Broncos coach Josh McDaniels’ expletive-filled harangue was accidentally aired for a national Thanksgiving audience of ear-witnesses.

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Broncos Relieved To End Four-Game Slide

ENGLEWOOD, Colo. – The Denver Broncos’ red zone struggles led to some red faces at the NFL Network.

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Broncos’ continued red zone problems lead to some red faces at NFL Network (The Canadian Press)

Which teams are the best and worst at scoring touchdowns once inside the opponent’s 30-yard line? Which ones are the most likely to throw a pass on a first-and-goal play? Which teams are dropping the most catchable passes? Ed Thompson digs into the STATS for the answers to these questions and more.

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The NFL Network’s red faces were self-inflicted. The gaffe was rooted, however, in Denver’s persistent red zone struggles and lapses in discipline. That led to coach Josh McDaniels’ expletive-filled harangue of his offense that was accidentally aired for a Thanksgiving night audience. Unlike in their loss on Sunday to San Diego, when they were whistled for personal fouls on two extra…

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Broncos’ losing streak over, red zone troubles on (AP)

The NFL Network is apologizing to viewers of the Denver Broncos-New York Giants game.

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NFL Network Apologizes For McDaniels’ Cursing

On a Thanksgiving to remember, Brandon Marshall notched two highlight-reel catches, Matt Prater recorded four field goals and five touchbacks and Elvis Dumervil added two more sacks to his 2009 total.

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The Morning After: Week 12

Jacksonville gained ground in the wild-card race with the Bengals, Steelers and Ravens all losing.

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Week 12 playoff forecast: AFC North help Jags (Yahoo! Sports)

Recent decisions by the New England Patriots and Jacksonville Jaguars add more fuel to the clock-management debate, writes Seth Wickersham.

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Wickersham: When does surrendering a TD makes sense?

…4) and Baltimore Ravens (5-5) got no help in the wild-card race as the Denver Broncos (7-4) pummeled the New York Giants Thursday night, 26-6. Morning take: As I’ve…

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The San Diego Chargers, the poster children for strong fniishes, are among the many teams still with solid hopes for nabbing playoff berths, Len Pasquarelli writes.

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Tip Sheet: 24 teams vying for 12 spots