Were you under the impression that Denver Broncos coach Josh McDaniels and Pro Bowl WR Brandon Marshall were best friends? That may still be…

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Schlereth: McDaniels Made A Huge Mistake

Growing up in Fort Myers, Fla., Matt Prater played competitive soccer. Building a strong relationship with one of his middle school teammates — who came from a prominent kicking family — encouraged him to give football a try.

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Discovering His Calling

Brandon Marshall meets with the press on Friday morning.

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Friday Transcripts: Marshall

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AP Photo/Jack Dempsey Marshall Benched For Season Finale The Denver Broncos are facing a crucial, must-win game Sunday against the Kansas City Chiefs. If the Broncos…

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McDaniels Benches Broncos WR Marshall

ENGLEWOOD, Colo. – Denver Broncos coach Josh McDaniels says he is benching Pro Bowl receiver Brandon Marshall for the team’s critical season finale against Kansas City.

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Brandon Marshall benched for Broncos’ crucial season finale on Sunday (The Canadian Press)

That appears to be the case. In a case of dysfunctional interdynamics and exceptionally bad timing, Denver…

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Brandon Marshall benched because he won’t play? (Yahoo! Sports)

Denver Broncos coach Josh McDaniels says he is benching Pro Bowl receiver Brandon Marshall for the team’s critical season finale against Kansas City. McDaniels wouldn’t directly address the reasons for his decision, although he mentioned accountability and said several other players will play Sunday with injuries worse than Marshall’s.

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McDaniels benches star receiver for season finale (AP)

Brandon Marshall is sitting out the Denver Broncos’ Thursday practice with a strained right hamstring that he suffered running a route one day earlier.

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Brandon Marshall Deactived For Sunday’s Game

As Week 17 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. See where your teams top rookie ranks inside.

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2009 NFL Rookie Rankings – Week 17