Pittsburgh Steelers rookie center Maurkice Pouncey has ascended the depth chart, joining the first-team offense…

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Maurkice Pouncey winning Steelers’ center job (The National Football Post)

As followers of the NFL, particularly those emotionally attached to the St. Louis Rams, were introduced to Stan Kroenke on Wednesday, many Denver-area sports fans were technically waving goodbye.

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Denver Broncos rookie wide receiver Demaryius Thomas doesn’t have a stress fracture that could sideline him…

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Demaryius Thomas doesn’t have a stress fracture (The National Football Post)

Knowing that this town is infected with Tim Tebow fever, entrepreneur Seth Finley launched a website that sells a variety of Tebow T-shirts.

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Parker: Tebow suits entrepreneur to a tee

So let’s see. Between Mavericks owner Mark Cuban calling us “the dumbest guys in the room” and Jay Mariotti’s arrest on suspicion of felony domestic assault, it’s been yet another banner month in my business.

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Ryan Clady, the Broncos’ all-pro offensive tackle and arguably their best player, returned to the practice field Wednesday for the first time since suffering a partially torn patellar tendon in his left knee.

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Clady’s return boosts Broncos

ENGLEWOOD — Even on a day the Denver Broncos were abuzz over the return of All-Pro left tackle Ryan Clady, there were renewed concerns about their top draft pick, wide receiver Demaryius Thomas.

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Mario Haggan has always said, “I’ll play wherever they put me.” Haggan is back at inside linebacker for the Broncos. It’s where he started training camp.

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Briefs: Haggan happy to be back at inside linebacker

NFL push for 18 games picks up momentum NFL owners are eager to increase the regular season from 16 to 18 games.

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NFL notebook: NFL push for 18 games picks up momentum

ATLANTA — Silent Stanley will get his team. He`s just got to give up two others. The NFL unanimously approved a proposal for Stan Kroenke to take over as majority owner of the St.

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NFL OKs Kroenke`s takeover