For a guy who spends his workday right smack in the middle of things, J.D. Walton said he wanted to sit this one out. That the past is past and the future is, well, tonight.

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Broncos rookie center Walton to face an old foe

As the Broncos draw closer to the start of the season, let it be said again: There is no quarterback controversy in Denver.

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Orton like Denver, thinks offense gives him chance to succeed

SPOKANE, Wash. — Kyle Rowley passed for 237 yards and nine touchdowns to lead Spokane to a 69-57 victory over Tampa Bay in the ArenaBowl on Friday.

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Spokane claims ArenaBowl

Bengals 22, Eagles 9 CINCINNATI — Terrell Owens put some bite back into the Bengals` offense. Owens caught a 43-yard pass along the sideline, setting up the only touchdown by Cincinnati`s starting offense Friday night in a 22-9 preseason victory over the Philadelphia Eagles.

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NFL exhibition roundup: Bengals bounce Eagles

Vikings wide receiver Percy Harvin is back with the team after an overnight hospital stay following a scary migraine attack, though his return to the field remains unclear.

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The Seahawks have been talking with the Chargers about acquiring unsigned receiver Vincent Jackson. So far it’s just talk.

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NFL: Seahawks talk to Chargers about Jackson

ENGLEWOOD — The Denver Broncos face the Detroit Lions in their preseason opener Saturday night at Invesco Field, a game that marks to return of tight end Tony Scheffler, who was traded in the offseason after a difficult year in Denver under coach Josh McDaniels.

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Exx-Bronco TE Scheffler returns with Lions

The Broncos first took care of right guard Chris Kuper with a five-year contract extension worth $25.5 million in June. Then it was pass-rusher Elvis Dumervil getting a five-year extension for $58.332 million in July. And August brought a one-year, $8.8 million extension for quarterback Kyle Orton.

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Next up on the bargaining table: Bailey

The Broncos face the Detroit Lions in their preseason opener tonight at Invesco Field, a game that marks the return of tight end Tony Scheffler, who was traded in the offseason after a difficult year in Denver under coach Josh McDaniels.

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Scheffler returns to Invesco, as a Lion

Folks say they want a quarterback who doesn’t complain, works hard, presses his nose to the old-school grindstone and puts in an honest day’s effort.

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Analysis: Kyle Orton’s contract extension is just what he deserves