DENVER – The Denver Broncos handled one thing right after their Week 7 bye and it came in the moments after…

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In the end, Denver didn’t make progress

Jabar Gaffney stepped up on Sunday, setting career marks in receptions and receiving yards. Though his production came as no surprise to his teammates, Gaffney was left feeling unfulfilled after the game ended in a loss.

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Career Day Dampened

Needing a victory to reach their desired postseason post, the Broncos suffered a 44-24 home loss to the Chiefs. The club plans to use that sour taste as a motivating factor for the 2010 season.

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Season Finishes On Sour Note

DENVER – New coach, new system, new roster, new staff. Same old story for the Denver Broncos.

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Charles, Johnson sparks Chiefs to 44-24 win over Broncos, who miss playoffs (The Canadian Press)

The Washington Redskins plan to fire coach Jim Zorn on Monday, an official within the NFL told The Associated Press.

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Official tells AP: Redskins plan to fire coach Jim Zorn on Monday (The Canadian Press)

As we push toward the playoffs, Shutdown Corner takes a brief moment to review the seasons of those teams that…

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Requiem for a season: The 2009 Denver Broncos (Yahoo! Sports)

DENVER — Josh McDaniels’ first season as Denver coach ended the same way Mike Shanahan’s last one did: with a late-season flop and an embarrassing blowout that wasted a strong start and kept the Broncos out of the playoffs.

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Kansas City Chiefs end Denver Broncos’ playoff hopes with rout

Josh McDaniels’ first season as Denver coach ended the same way Mike Shanahan’s last one did: with a late-season flop and an embarrassing blowout that wasted a strong start and kept the Broncos out of the playoffs. Jamaal Charles ran for a Chiefs-record 259 yards on 25 carries and linebacker Derrick Johnson returned two interceptions of Kyle Orton passes for touchdowns in Kansas City’s…

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Chiefs deny Broncos a playoff berth (AP)

DENVER — The Denver Broncos just completed one of the worst collapses in NFL history — for the second year in a…

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Rapid Reaction: Chiefs 44, Broncos 24

Jamaal Charles set a team record by rushing for 259 yards, the final 56 coming on his second touchdown in Kansas City’s 44-24 rout at Denver that knocked the Broncos out of the playoffs.

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Chiefs RB Charles rushes for record 259 yards