Let there be no doubt no one rushes the quarterback on third-and-pass like the Broncos’ Elvis Dumervil. The linebacker not only got his NFL-best 13th sack late in the first half when he dropped New York Giants quarterback Eli Manning, it was his ninth sack on third down.

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Briefs: Elvis nothing but "money" when it counts

The Broncos rediscovered the win column on Thanksgiving night via the definition of complementary football: balanced offense, determined defense and sound special teams.

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Turkey Day Turnaround

The Broncos hadn't felt the satisfaction of a win in more than a month, so Thursday's victory against a tough New York Giants team brought a much happier locker room after the game.

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A Giant Release

Who said there aren’t enough bombs in the playbook of Broncos coach Josh McDaniels?

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Kiszla: McD swears Broncos are back

Back on track,” linebacker Darrell Reid crooned as he came off the field Thursday night, a mixture of satisfaction and relief in his voice. “Back on track.”

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Krieger: Everything depends on defense

Too bad the NFL Network didn’t have access to the players-only meeting at Dove Valley this week. Its cameras seem capable of dropping in on practically everything else in the National Football League.

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One Giant feast

Giants quarterback Eli Manning struggled for a single word to describe the performance of his team Thursday night against the Broncos.

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Manning, Giants struggle to create offense

It may be the simplest part of the equation to be sure, but to run the ball, an offense must have the ball.

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Denver Broncos’ defense paves way for offense

Check out what several of the players had to say following Thursday’s win over the New York Giants.

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Locker Room Report 11/26/09

From utter frustration to sheer exuberance, all in only four days.

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Marshall happier, more productive in Broncos’ win over Giants