The NFL has announced that the Broncos will travel to London next season to take on the San Francisco 49ers.

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Broncos Travel to London in 2010

The trial of the man accused of killing Broncos cornerback Darrent Williams is on track to begin next month with at least one former teammate scheduled to testify.

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Darrent Williams murder trial set for Feb. start

The San Francisco 49ers will play the Denver Broncos next season at Wembley Stadium, the fourth straight year the NFL will hold a regular-season game in London.

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NFL returning to London with 49ers vs. Broncos

We’re taking an inside look at all 32 teams and how they stack up against each other for the coming weeks and months based on personnel and needs.

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Divisional Round Team Rankings

Scout.com’s Ed Thompson asked New York Giants TE Kevin Boss and Chicago Bears LB Tim Shaw who they thought would win this weekend’s playoff games. Find out who these NFL players think will advance to the championship round.

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NFL Playoff Picks: Boss vs. Shaw

Scout.com’s Adam Caplan is breaking down each of this week’s playoff matchups. Which teams will advance? Details inside.

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Divisional Round Insider Preview

Today’s question comes from Wayne Bobby: I realize teams will have the right to match the offers of this year’s restricted free agents. However, if a current team doesn’t match the offer and the player moves on, does the new team have to send draft picks to the team losing the player?

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Q&A: Level of tender will determine Broncos’ compensation

And the afterthought shall lead them. Let’s review the head coaches employed by Broncos owner Pat Bowlen. He went to three Super Bowls with Dan Reeves.

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Star power in Big D

Two NFL teams, the New Orleans Saints and Indianapolis Colts, rode 13-game winning streaks into the waning days of the season. So, which one figures to win the Super Bowl? In the end, the answer could be neither.

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Chargers at full surge

Cowboys running back Marion Barber could start Sunday’s playoff game at Minnesota after his sore left knee held up well during practice Thursday.

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NFL: Barber back in cowboys’ playoff plans