…of the league’s top defensive players. It might be an interesting couple of months in Denver, Broncos stars Elvis Dumervil and Brandon Marshall are both on the list

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John Clayton’s NFL Free Agents To Watch

Scout.com’s NFL Draft Analyst Chris Steuber profiles the top prospects eligible for the 2010 NFL Draft. Learn about Oklahoma State wide receiver Dez Bryant inside.

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Prospect Profile: Dez Bryant

Scout.com’s NFL Draft Analyst Chris Steuber profiles the top prospects eligible for the 2010 NFL Draft. Learn about Alabama middle linebacker Rolando McClain inside.

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Prospect Profile: Rolando McClain

No one knows the future, but one key is having a big thrower at QB.

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Super Bowl XLV odds are anyone’s guess (Yahoo! Sports)

The fourth quarter was the toughest stretch of the season for the Broncos, as they went 0-4 to cement an 8-8 record. The bright spots included big performances by Jabar Gaffney and Brandon Marshall, who set an NFL record.

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2009 Season Review: Fourth Quarter

Jeremy Bates spoke for the first time since arriving from Southern California last month and said he “won’t get into what route we’re going” at left tackle.

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Seahawks O-coordinator won’t discuss LT Jones

CHARLOTTE, N.C. — Julius Peppers no longer wants a long-term contract with Carolina, saying the Panthers have ignored him this offseason.

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Peppers wants out of Carolina

Back in September, our crack prognosticator was all over the way the NFL season was going to unfold. And he was right. Mostly. Some of the time. Well, a little.

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Wojciechowski: Seer of all NFL things

Sports Illustrated Swimsuit Issue hits stands Tuesday. A ppek inside what has been called the “most profitable single-issue magazine in the world.”

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Sports Illustrated Reveals Swimsuit Issue

Now that the Super Bowl champion Saints have reminded everyone how useful a 6-foot-4 wide receiver can be — thank you, Marques Colston — let’s set our imaginations free for a minute.

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Krieger: Money talks with Broncos’ Marshall