Tweet +1 Like Share Pin Reddit Being a backup quarterback in the NFL is not natural. Unless you’re Matt Cassel, every single quarterback in this league has been groomed to be a starter, from Pee Wee to High School to College. It’s their job, and they know it, because they’re good. The NFL is a different…
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Tweet +1 Like Share Pin Reddit Winning isn’t just about being good; it’s about capitalizing on opportunities when they present themselves. Over the last three years, the Denver Nuggets have done everything right — they accumulated assets, they hit on their draft picks, they hired a coach their players could believe in and they built a…
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Tweet +1 Like Share Pin Reddit Winning isn’t just about being good; it’s about capitalizing on opportunities when they present themselves. Over the last three years, the Denver Nuggets have done everything right — they accumulated assets, they hit on their draft picks, they hired a coach their players could believe in and they built a…
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Is Rick Dennison a good choice as the Broncos offensive coordinator? After all, he was a linebacker as a player.
With starting linebacker Brandon Marshall nursing a left hamstring injury that will keep him out on Sunday at Tennessee and maybe longer, the Broncos promoted linebacker Quentin Gause from their practice squad to provide depth and special teams help.
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The return of Avalanche captain Gabe Landeskog and the 1,500th game for Colorado winger Jarome Iginla served as big news from Saturday’s morning skate at the Bell Centre, where the Avs will take on the Montreal Canadiens in a “Hockey Night in Canada” broadcast.
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It was expected to be a showcase for NCAA hockey … and it lived up to the billing. On the opening night of a rare regular-season two-game matchup of the top two teams in the national rankings, the No. 2 Denver Pioneers got a goal and two assists from forward Troy Terry and knocked off … Continue reading No. 2 ranked Denver Pioneers hold on to knock off No. 1 Minnesota-Duluth →
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