No matter if the Broncos win or lose, they need other teams to lose to have a shot at the playoffs, although a win against Kansas City makes the postseason scenarios much more realistic.

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Broncos Update Insider – 1/1

Happy New Year, everyone! If you’re still in the mix for a championship then you are having a very happy start to the new year indeed. The challenge…

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Week 17 report: RBs Williams, Wells tricky calls

With Josh McDaniels” announcement that wide receiver Brandon Marshall will not play in Sunday’s regular-season finale against the Chiefs, an already struggling Broncos offense will

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Analysis: Offense will be a challenge vs. Chiefs

Today’s question comes from John Werner: I’ve heard that, without a new collective bargaining agreement, eight teams that make the playoffs will be restricted in the number of free agents they can sign, and that they can only sign players to replace players that they lose. Is this true?

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Q&A: Free agency and collective bargaining

All but buried amid the Brandon Marshall drama is Broncos coach Josh McDan- iels’ benching of tight end Tony Scheffler for the game Sunday against the Kansas City Chiefs for a non-injury-related reason.

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Benching "doesn’t sit well" with Scheffler

As the weeks went by and football fans voted for their favorite players into the Pro Bowl, Broncos left tackle Ryan Clady had a hard time cracking the top five at the position.

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Briefs: Pro bowler remains mum on selection

After coach Josh McDaniels gave his version, and then star receiver Brandon Marshall communicated his take, there was but one mystery left unsolved in what has been the year-long soap opera that is “As Dove Valley Turns.”

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Catching a lot of drama

Williams questionable Miami Dolphins running back Ricky Williams is questionable for their season finale because of a shoulder injury.

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NFL notebook: Ricky Williams questionable

ENGLEWOOD — Just when they finally patched things up, Brandon Marshall and Josh McDaniels are back to square one, and another reconciliation appears farfetched.

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Broncos bench Marshall for finale