The question was, who is tougher to work for, your dad or your brother? And when Ben McDaniels had gathered himself he said: “Both are enjoyable.”

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Ben McDaniels charts own course to be Broncos’ QB coach

The Broncos on Thursday formally began their preparations for Sunday’s preseason opener at Cincinnati by watching film of the Bengals and practicing against a scout team to simulate the Bengals’ starters.

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Briefs: Practice sessions focus on Bengals

J.D. Walton knows his spot as a rookie on this Broncos team. That’s why his head is newly shaved, the result of last week’s hazing ritual.

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Broncos rookie Walton can’t wait to become a veteran

Demaryius Thomas, Denver’s top draft pick, is the real deal.

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Battle of the Week, Rookie Report

The Broncos’ injuries this year are varied. It’s difficult to see if anything in their strength program could be adjusted to prevent some of them.

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Q&A: It’s hard to get a handle on Broncos’ injuries

In this installment of “Fan Mail,” broadcaster Dick Enberg, a veteran of Broncos Super Bowls and CU’s national football championship, talks about his famous phrase, John Elway’s “Drive”, and his most memorable moments.

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Fan Mail: Oh My! Dick Enberg flipped over Elway’s heroics

Cincinnati Bengals The best position battles in training camp are being waged at safety and the backup corner…

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NFL Team Reports: AFC North (SportingNews.com)

Dove Valley Days: With the uncertainty on the Broncos’ offensive line, J.D. Walton and Zane Beadles figure to get plenty of action in the four preseason games.

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Broncos cooking up a position battle on the offensive line

It’s been difficult not to notice this week, but Brandon Stokley has picked up some momentum. Stokley, entering his 12th season in the NFL, made catch after catch this week.

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Analysis: Time has come for Broncos WR Stokley to strut his stuff

DAVIE, FLA. — Miami Dolphins receiver Brandon Marshall says he has a fallback plan if NFL teams lock out players next year: He’ll try out for the NBA.

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Brandon Marshall says he might try out for the Nuggets