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The “D’s” back in Defense

November 28th, 2009 - 8:28am by mark_cooperOther posts by mark_cooper

Great Game!!! Love beating the Giants!!! I still have a grudge that dates back to SB XXI.

Nice to see the team back in form. Yea, it took a few weeks but the “D” is back and RUNNING GAME was on track. Funny how we all talked about getting the running game on track the last few weeks and how it would help the offense.

Yea, yea, some will be saying we got to the red zone a few times and came away with three but it was enough this week. Like you, or many of you, I say, run the ball all way in. We’d get down close to the end zone and go to a four-wide set and I think that is a disadvantage … takes away the draw play and the defense knows Kyle’s not going to run a QB draw with his injury so the defensive lineman pin their ears back and only have ONE thing to worry about (the pass rush) and/or we see a blitz with it. I know I sound like a EX offensive lineman, (I’m allowed) when I say run it but I have to say, “when it ain’t broke (between the 30s) don’t try to fix it.” The linemen get in a groove and rhythm.

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Broncos vs. Giants: Second Half Live Blog

November 26th, 2009 - 7:59pm by Zach EisendrathOther posts by Zach Eisendrath

Q3 - 15:00: Remember, you can watch tonight’s Thanksgiving matchup LIVE on NFL Network and online with NFL.com/LIVE’s Online Extra. To access the online broadcast, click here.

Q3 - 2:38: Buckhalter returns Lawrence Tynes’ second-half kickoff to the Denver 21-yard line. Moreno gets the carry on first down, picking up 10 yards to move the chains moments into the second half.

Q3 - 13:12: Out of shotgun on first down, Orton fires to Marshall down the left sideline. After snagging the ball with his left hand, Marshall gains total possession of the ball — picking up 33 yards and setting Denver’s offense up at the New York 36.

Q3 - 12:22: After a one-yard run by Moreno and a six-yard completion from Orton to Marshall, Denver faces a 3rd and 3 from the New York 29.

Q3 - 12:13: On 3rd and 3, Orton has a pass that was intended for Brandon Stokley intercepted by Terrell Thomas. Thomas returns the ball 24 yards to the New York 40.

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Broncos vs. Giants: First Half Live Blog

November 26th, 2009 - 6:16pm by Zach EisendrathOther posts by Zach Eisendrath

COIN TOSS:  The Giants have won the toss and elected to receive.

Q1 - 15:00: Fans, remember you can watch LIVE on NFL Network and online with NFL.com/LIVE’s Online Extra by clicking here.

Q1 - 9:45: Matt Prater’s kickoff sails deep into the end zone and the Giants will start their first offensive series at the Denver 20-yard line. Starting on defense for the Broncos: Vonnie Holliday, Ronald Fields, Ryan McBean, Mario Haggan, D.J. Williams, Andra Davis, Elvis Dumervil, Andre’ Goodman, Champ Bailey, Renaldo Hill and Brian Dawkins.

Q1 - 14:28: After Eli Manning found Hakeem Nicks for a six-yard completion on first down, the Giants elect to use their first timeout of the game.

Q1 - 13:17: Brandon Jacobs is brought down for a two-yard loss by Andra Davis on second down, but Manning finds Steve Smith cutting across the middle on third down for a gaini of eight, giving New York a first down at the Denver 32.

Q1 - 12:20: Jacobs looks for a hole going through the right tackle on first down but picks up only three yards as Brian Dawkins meets him inside the hole. On second down, an interception goes through the hands of Andre’ Goodman, bringing up 3rd and 7.

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Broncos vs. Giants: Pregame Blog

November 26th, 2009 - 3:59pm by Zach EisendrathOther posts by Zach Eisendrath

Greetings from INVESCO Field at Mile High where the 6-4 Broncos will take on the 6-4 Giants in a few short hours.

First and foremost, Happy Thanksgiving to you and your entire family. Hope the holiday has treated you well so far.

With their game tonight against New York, the Broncos are hosting a Thanksgiving game for the first time since 1963. This is the 11th time in club history and third time in the last five years that the team has played on the Thanksgiving holiday.

NFL Live

Remember, you can watch tonight’s AFC West/NFC East matchup LIVE on NFL Network and online with NFL.com/LIVE’s Online Extra. To access the online broadcast, click here.

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Committed to Communication

November 25th, 2009 - 3:30pm by Chris GentilvisoOther posts by Chris Gentilviso

Determined to return to their winning ways, the Broncos locker room recently took an off-the-field step in that direction.

Earlier this week, the team held a players-only meeting to discuss matters on their minds. The result of that get-together was greater clarity among everyone on the roster.

“Anytime you discuss things amongst each other, at least you get honest views,” Champ Bailey said. “Just talking to some of the guys, just yesterday and today, you kind of get a feel where everybody’s head is, because I think the most important thing is we need everybody on the same page. It is always good to talk to your teammates.”

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Tickets Available for Giants Game

November 25th, 2009 - 9:28am by Chris GentilvisoOther posts by Chris Gentilviso

If you’re still looking for a ticket to the first Thanksgiving game at INVESCO Field at Mile High, your chance has arrived.

The Broncos announced on Wednesday that the New York Giants have returned 200 tickets for Thursday’s 6:20 p.m. game. Those tickets are now on sale to the general public.

The tickets are being sold at all Ticketmaster outlets, via Ticketmaster Charge By Phone, through online sales at www.ticketmaster.com and at the INVESCO Field at Mile High box office.

Fans may purchase tickets with a credit card via Ticketmaster Charge By Phone by calling 1-800-745-3000. Fans desiring to use the Internet to purchase tickets may do so at www.ticketmaster.com.

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Stopping the One-Two Punch

November 24th, 2009 - 4:31pm by Chris GentilvisoOther posts by Chris Gentilviso

With the beating running backs take on a weekly basis, having a one-two punch in the backfield serves as a great benefit.

Entering Week 12, the New York Giants are one of only two NFL teams to have a pair of top-20 rushers. Brandon Jacobs ranks 13th in the league with 656 rushing yards, while Ahmad Bradshaw sits in 20th place with 549 yards on the ground.

In turn, stopping that Giants tandem ranks near the top of the Broncos’ defensive priority list.

“They’re an explosive team — how they lost four in a row, I have no idea,” Mario Haggan said. “But seeing how Brandon Jacobs runs the ball, they have a change-up back with Ahmad Bradshaw, you’ve got Eli (Manning) back there — they’re definitely a good team.”

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Mile High Thanksgiving History

November 24th, 2009 - 10:37am by jim_saccomanoOther posts by jim_saccomano

This is the third time in Denver Broncos history that the team has hosted a Thanksgiving Day game.

It first happened in 1962 when Denver entertained the New York Titans, forerunners of the Jets, in one of the greatest scoring matchups in pro football history, with the Titans eventually taking a 46-45 win over the hosts before a crowd of just over 15,000.

The next year AFL schedule makers had the Broncos hosting the Oakland Raiders, and the Raiders won that won by a 26-10 margin.

When you open the pages of history it is always fascinating what you find.

The “official” play by play for both games shows, in each instance, “Denver in red.”

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A Couple of Super Bowl Thoughts, and Predictions …

February 3rd, 2008 - 1:29pm by AndrewOther posts by Andrew

It’s Super Sunday.

T-minus three hours or so to kickoff.

And, I’ll be honest, I’m not watching the pregame show.

It’s testament to the prominence of the sport that Fox can justify four and a half hours of pregame content, which doesn’t even factor what airs on ESPN and NFL Network throughout the day. But by this time, I’ve heard virtually everything there is to hear about this game. I need to step away.

I mentioned this to my mother, who is back home on the couch with my father, watching college basketball. By backtracking through our Super Sundays as a family, we realized that more often than not, we’d built up to the big game with other games, rather than chatter.

Besides, I’ve wasted so much time stewing over this game and my prediction for it that I’ve ensured a long post-game night of catching up with tasks and obligations that await here at my desk.

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Conference Championships — A Few Thoughts

January 20th, 2008 - 11:34pm by AndrewOther posts by Andrew

And so we are given a rematch of a game that was so significant it aired on three networks – and ironically, said rematch will air on the one over-the-air broadcast partner frozen out of that televised trifecta of Dec. 29. If Fox wants to share the air, maybe the Dumont network could be revived for such a purpose.

NEW ENGLAND 21, SAN DIEGO 12

Perhaps it’s appropriate that the Patriots sealed their fourth Super Bowl trip of the decade and sixth in the last 22 years with a final score that was a palindrome. After all, any way one disseminates the unbeaten New England side – forwards, backwards, sideways, upside down – the conclusion is the same, one of greatness that until this year seemed unattainable.

But this game might have been their most unsightly to date, punctuated by three Tom Brady interceptions that all-but gift-wrapped the game to the visiting Chargers, who proceeded to return the gift by marching to four Nate Kaeding field goals and nothing more.

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