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Trindon Holliday quickly put his historic playoff performance behind him just as he did all those gasping defenders scattered in his wake.
Going on the road in a short week is a tough task for any NFL team. Now the Denver Broncos get the reward for beating the division rival Oakland Raiders — three extra days of rest before their most important game remaining in the regular season.
The men in stripes have drawn so much attention this season that some interesting developments on the football field have gone largely unnoticed, like a big spike in field goal accuracy.
Now that they're teammates, Peyton Manning can celebrate when Tracy Porter returns an interception for a touchdown.
Denver Broncos kicker Matt Prater has signed a new four-year contract.
Martin Brodeur is going to remain the face of the New Jersey Devils.
Tim Tebow is doing what decades of conventional NFL wisdom said couldn't be done. He's winning game after game playing the most important position on the field less like a quarterback than an irresistible force of nature.
A rookie quarterback led the biggest drive in Houston Texans history, one that took them to the end zone and their first playoff berth.
Apparently, it's going to take more than injuries to star players to derail the Houston Texans.
Tim Tebow and the Denver Broncos were close to being knocked out again. They haven't flinched in more than a month.
Beanie Wells ran wild all day. Rookie Patrick Peterson needed one touch to make a huge contribution for the Arizona Cardinals.
Tim Tebow was being shut out in his first start of the season.
Monday, Oct. 24
For 54 minutes, Tim Tebow and the Denver Broncos couldn't score.
Desperate to slow down Tom Brady, the Miami Dolphins tried playing 12 men on defense.
After slumping down the stretch last season, Prater said he expects greater consistency this season because this is the first offseason he's spent in Denver after missing 2011 (lockout) and 2012 (holdout).
This is Prater's first offseason working with Broncos strength coach Luke Richesson, whom Prater said "is doing a great job with all the core stuff, which for kickers and punters is huge. A lot of it is core and legs, feet and everything else. So, hopefully that'll get me stronger and I'll have a bigger leg next year going into the season."
